From Andrew Ryan of the Globe and Mail:

• Prairie life heads to Middle America
  “The denizens of Dog River are coming to American television. Starting mid-September, Corner Gas begins airing on the mainstream cable outlet Superstation WGN, which puts the low-key series starring comedian Brent Butt into more than 70-million U.S. homes overnight.”

From Rob McKenzie of the National Post:

• How to win fans and influence TV critics
  “Poolside drinks with television critics on the couches outside Trader Vic’s, one-on-one chats with Brent Butt, free bottles of berry syrup from Saskatoon: Corner Gas did its utmost to make friends in Beverly Hills this weekend.”

From TVShowsOnDVD.com:

• Corner Gas Season 4 Announced: Own it September 18
  “A critical and ratings hit, Season 4 of Corner Gas features more high-octane laughs as Wanda tries to install Oscar and Emma’s new toilet, Hank lives out his dream of becoming a rodeo clown, and Brent is impersonated on the radio by a DJ from the city.”

From Rob Salem of the Toronto Star:

• It’s a gas selling Gas
  “It’s a long way from Dog River to Beverly Hills – approximately 3,000 km, as the crow flies, assuming the crow is flying south, southwest. Brent Butt has just gotten off the plane from Vancouver, where he lives the half of the year he is not in rural Saskatchewan, taping his hit Canadian comedy, Corner Gas. The show is his gift to the world, seen in 27 countries – an already impressive figure now about to increase by one: The Big One, the gosh-almighty United States.”