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Featured, Transplant

Joseph Kay returns to TV with a new family in CTV’s Transplant

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A part of me will always miss This Life. Created by Michael MacLennan—from an adaptation of Radio Canada’s Nouvelle Adresse—and taken over by Joseph Kay when MacLennan departed for Los Angeles to co-executive-produce The Fosters, the story of a single mother raising her two daughters while battling cancer was cancelled far too soon. I feel like Kay … Continue reading Joseph Kay returns to TV with a new family in CTV’s Transplant →

Burden of Truth, Featured

Preview: Burden of Truth rests with two-hour season finale

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What the heck will Billy and Joanna do now? When we last left our heroic lawyers on Burden of Truth, Joanna had been booted off the case, leaving Billy to fend for himself. Undaunted, Joanna sat down with Nate to take his statement. Looks like he’s willing to blow the whistle on Matheson after all. … Continue reading Preview: Burden of Truth rests with two-hour season finale →

Bachelor Canada, Featured

The Bachelor Canada: Rap battles, poolside chats and baby talk

Last week was a jam-packed one here at TV, eh? and as a result, I wasn’t able to recap last Wednesday’s episode of The Bachelor Canada. But here I am and ready to break down all of the breakdowns that occurred this week. Let’s go! Now that Shanti has been eliminated, all eyes have turned … Continue reading The Bachelor Canada: Rap battles, poolside chats and baby talk →

Featured, Reality, Lifestyle & Documentary

CBC’s excellent Keeping Canada Safe showcases everyday heroes

Last fall, Force Four Entertainment and CBC teamed for Keeping Canada Alive, a poignant documentary that showed the breadth and depth of our country’s health care in a 24-hour period. (Give Diane’s review of that a read, won’t you?) Both companies have partnered again for Keeping Canada Safe, a 48-hour whirlwind look—spread over eight half-hour … Continue reading CBC’s excellent Keeping Canada Safe showcases everyday heroes →