From Terry Frei of the Denver Post:

• Corner Gas and Canadian TV: Good things about covering hockey
  “Corner Gas has no laugh track. You laugh a lot — as my wife has noted when I’m watching it and she’s in the other room, or when I’m watching it with headphones on — but mostly you grin. And the great thing about watching it on DVD is you can periodically replay a line and catch the nuances because the humor often works on about three levels, including the most basic, and a bit of thinking is required to get to the other two.” Read more.

From Kerry Benjoe of the Regina Leader-Post:

• Butt ‘sentimental’ about end of Corner Gas
  “Before the locally filmed television show Corner Gas wraps up its sixth and final season this fall, the cast and crew took some time out on Wednesday to celebrate the show’s 100th episode.” Read more.

From the Canadian Press:

• ‘Corner Gas’ films its 100th episode as part of sixth and final season
  “The beloved Canadian sitcom “Corner Gas” is celebrating a milestone this week. CTV says show creator and star Brent Butt and the rest of the crew will film their 100th episode Wednesday at the Canada-Saskatchewan Production Studios in Regina.” Read more.

From Cameron Noyes of Sun Media:

• A little piece of prairie heaven: Brent Butt busy wrapping up final season of Corner Gas
  ” When Brent Butt began working with CTV on the production of Corner Gas, there was little doubt the show would be a hit in the Canadian Prairies and with Prairie ex-patriots. Now in its final season, with syndication in 26 countries and a cool million-plus viewers taking in every episode, Canadian TV legends such as King of Kensington, The Beachcombers and The Littlest Hobo can have the torch passed to the new national heroes of evening boob tube.” Read more.