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Canada’s Next Top Model finale airs Wednesday

From a Citytv media release:

Who Will Be “Canada’s Next Top Model?”

  • The Finale Airs Wednesday, July 18th on Citytv

The stilettos have been sharpened and the poses perfected, but who will rule the runway? With seven episodes down and only four girls remaining, “Canada’s Next Top Model” is ready to crown its winner on the exciting season finale, Wednesday, July 18th at 8:00pm on Citytv.

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Blood Ties premiere dates

From a Citytv media release:

“Blood Ties” Premieres August 20th on Citytv

  • NEW SUPERNATURAL DRAMA SERIES BASED ON THE POPULAR SCIENCE FICTION NOVELS “THE BLOOD BOOKS” BY BEST SELLING AUTHOR TANYA HUFF

Don’t miss the two-hour premiere of “Blood Ties”, a new supernatural drama series starring Christina Cox (“The Chronicles of Riddick”), Kyle Schmid (“Beautiful People”), Dylan Neal (“JAG”, “Dawson’s Creek”) and Gina Holden (“Reunion”). Based on Tanya Huff’s best selling novels The Blood Books, the highly anticipated series premieres on Citytv beginning Monday, August 20th at 8:00pm.

The broadcast schedule is as follows:
Citytv Toronto, Winnipeg August 20th at 8:00pm ET/CT
Citytv Calgary, Edmonton August 23th at 8:00pm MT
Citytv Vancouver August 26th at 8:00pm PT

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Blood Ties review

Jennifer Smith from Runesmith’s Canadian Content writes about the Canadian premiere of Blood Ties at Polaris:

  • Gettin’ My Geek On
    “‘Blood Ties’ is fantastic. Comparisons can and have been made to other shows, but the characters are so strong and complex and the writing so sharp that the show stands firmly on it’s own as a unique take on the vampire genre. Vicki Nelson, the kick-ass cop-turned-private investigator (Christina Cox) is perfectly cast – beautiful without being overly ‘pretty’, mature, tough, flawed and funny.”
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Space fall schedule

From a media release:

BLOOD TIES
All-New Series

Blood Ties follows the misadventures of Vicki Nelson, a feisty, attractive, 29-year old ex-cop turned private investigator with a degenerative eye disorder, who seems destined to sit on the sidelines until fate intervenes, turning her life upside down. After witnessing a terrifying murder, she finds herself on a collision course with a stranger who is also investigating the murder. He is Henry Fitzroy, a 450-year old vampire who just happens to be the bastard son of King Henry VIII. After solving the murder, Vicki finds her forays into supernatural crime are anything but over. Week after week, Vicki’s relationship with Henry draws her into baffling cases involving a terrifying pantheon of occult adversaries. Forget fraud investigations and cheating spouses – she’s squaring off against ghosts, goblins and ghouls. Vicki and Henry’s unlikely alliance soon progresses beyond a purely professional arrangement, complicating her relationship with her long-suffering ex-partner in policing and love, Detective Mike Celluci and pretty well everything else in her life. Based on the best-selling novels by Tanya Huff, the series stars Christina Cox as Vicki Nelson, Dylan Neal (Dawson’s Creek) as Mike Celluci and Kyle Schmid (The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants) as Henry Fitzroy.

GRAND STAR
All-New Series

What if the universe’s grandest star no longer existed? Towards the end of the 21st century, nuclear waste stored on the moon explodes and the Earth falls into a new Ice Age and the name, function and very existence of the Sun has been forgotten. During the disaster, a few hundred people left Earth aboard a spacecraft, but are now hoping to find a solution and return to Earth. They succeed in preserving the species, but quickly destroy democracy, civilization and liberty, using their space-age technologies to build a network of electric railroads, managed by the Pointmen, which become the perfect tool for their wide-reaching power and dictatorial control over all the other inhabitants. The Pointmen are fanatically motivated to preserve the status quo, and hide the past with secrets and lies. And they know the sun still exists – a fact that would bring their downfall. Produced in association with CHUM Television, Grand Star is based on the saga by French novelist Georges J. Arnaud and stars Canadian actors Tyler Johnston (Godiva’s) and Kyle Labine (Freddy vs. Jason).

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