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In the news: Little Mosque on the Prairie reruns

From the Toronto Star, TV suggestions for tonight:

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    “It seemed to come from nowhere: Little Mosque on the Prairie, CBC’s first bona fide ratings hit in series form in years. Now you can revisit the comedy via summer repeats. It clicked because viewers recognized their neighbours among the gifted comic actors, including Debra McGrath and Carlo Rota. Situations had the cast poking amiable fun at each other. It turned out to be as non-controversial as Corner Gas. Think of it: two top sitcoms both located in Saskatchewan (CBC at 8:30).”
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In the news: Debbie Travis

Martin Patriquin of Macleans talks to Debbie Travis of From the Ground Up:

  • Clear the track, Travis is back
    “The ebullient and bright-eyed 49-year-old British-born former model has made herself into a multi-million-dollar brand selling books, paints, furnishings and starring in three highly successful television series — including the reality TV series From The Ground Up, the second season of which just debuted on Global. The production house she and her husband run, Whalley-Abbey Media, has also recently inked a 65-episode deal to produce Buy Me, a real-estate themed reality TV show in the U.S.”
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