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New dates for Murdoch Mysteries premiere

From a media release:

  • Citytv Premieres “Murdoch Mysteries” Thursday, January 24th, 2008 on Citytv Toronto, Vancouver, Edmonton and Calgary
  • Citytv Winnipeg Premieres Sunday, January 20th, 2007

Citytv will premiere “Murdoch Mysteries”, a new one-hour weekly dramatic series based on Maureen Jennings’ critically-acclaimed mystery novels, Thursday, January 24th, 2008 (Citytv Winnipeg January 20th, 2008), on Citytv stations across Canada. The series stars Yannick Bisson (Sue Thomas, F. B. Eye) as Detective William Murdoch.

Broadcast Schedule as follows:

Citytv Toronto, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver
Thursday, January 24th at 10:00pm
(repeats Saturdays at 8:00pm)

Citytv Winnipeg Sunday, January 20th at 9:00pm
(no repeat)

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In the news: MVP made NHL nervous

Lee-Anne Goodman of the Canadian Press interviews MVP executive producer Mary Young Leckie:

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  • CBC’s ‘MVP’ a steamy nighttime soap that had NHL brass nervous
    “I am now the world’s expert on dealing with legal issues because of the Conrad Black movie, and we had the same lawyers who worked on ‘Conrad Black’ working on this. From the beginning, they went through every single story outline because we knew the NHL could get litigious if it wanted to.” Read more.

Dillon Casey as Trevor in MVP

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In the news: Nina Dobrev of Degrassi

Chris Jancelewicz of AOL Canada talks to Nina Dobrev of Degrassi: The Next Generation:

  • Q&A: ‘Degrassi:TNG’s’ Nina Dobrev Talks Mia
    “Nina Dobrev returns for the seventh season of ‘Degrassi: The Next Generation’ as Mia, the high school’s resident teenaged mom. Mia’s boyfriend was killed at the end of season six, and now she’s back at Degrassi to face a series of new hurdles. AOL sat down with 19-year-old Dobrev to talk about life at Degrassi, and what it’s like to play Mia.” Read more.
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In the news: Right and wrong in The Border

Chloe Tejada of AOL Canada reviews The Border:

  • Toeing the Line With ‘ The Border’
    “In CBC’s ‘The Border,’ Canada’s small screen proves it can test our moral fibre with the best of them. ‘The Border’ follows a team of agents who each week face border security issues involving illegal immigration, kidnapping and terrorism. With each case, the characters battle not only the bad guys but their own moral judgment. ” Read more.
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