From Yvonne Zacharias of the Vancouver Sun:

• It’s make-or-break time for Robson Arms: Series’ third season introduces Chuck, who has big plans for the building
  “The characters are quirky and lovable. As the plots twist and turn, they churn through the turbulence of daily life. This is the kind of cast you’d find living in a West End apartment building, which is precisely the idea. Robson Arms, the CTV show set in a fictitious building in Vancouver’s West End, returns Monday for Season 3.” Read more.
• It’s make-or-break time for Robson Arms: Part II
  “There is nothing actors Kevin McNulty and David Richmond-Peck like to do more than hang out together, both on and off the Robson Arms set. They say there is a chemistry between them. ‘It really translates on camera when we are doing a scene together,’ said Richmond-Peck.” Read more.

From CKWS:

• Kid in the Hall Dave Foley has a kid on TV and new ‘Robson Arms’ stint
  “The Toronto-born comedian-actor says he’d love to work with [daughter] Alina one day, perhaps even on “Robson Arms,” the CTV comedy series kicking off its third season on Monday with Foley as a regular guest star. “It would be fun to work with her,” he says of the prospect.” Read more.

From Sandy Caetano of Metro:

• Arms opens for third season
  “CTV’s unique and spunky dramedy, which focuses on the lives of diverse characters who live in the same apartment building in Vancouver, is back for its third season with more laughs than ever before.” Read more.

From the Georgia Straight:

• Robson Arms is still standing
  “Robson Arms may not be a real place, in the empirical sense of the word, but it surely feels real to the people who work on the show of the same name, to its pleasantly addicted fans—waiting far too long through an extended hiatus that ends this week—and for the passersby who wander into the ground-floor “convenience store” that anchors the East Side site that is masquerading as a downtown apartment building.” Read more.