From Lee-Anne Goodman of the Canadian Press:

• ‘MVP’ finding new life in the U.S., airing on ABC after daytime Emmys
  “MVP: The Secret Lives of Hockey Wives, the cancelled CBC nighttime soap about the sordid private lives of NHL players, is about to get some massive American exposure – it’s airing on ABC following the live broadcast of the daytime Emmy Awards next month.” Read more.

From Heidi Wicks of the St. John’s Telegram:

• White at work
  “Sherry White is one of this province’s most active and enthusiastic young filmmakers. Since one of her early accolades (writing and starring in the feature film “The Bread Maker,” which premiered at the 2003 Toronto International Film Festival), she has gone on to star in CBC’s “Hatching, Matching and Dispatching,” and co-starred/co-wrote/co-created the pilot episode of CBC’s “Rabbittown.” Her most recent CBC-TV tie is as a writer for “MVP: The Secret Lives of Hockey Wives.”” Read more.

From Gayle MacDonald of the Globe and Mail:

• MVP picked up in U.S. after CBC put series on ice
  “Three weeks after CBC Television pulled the plug on its steamy hockey drama MVP: The Secret Lives of Hockey Wives, an American cable network, SOAPnet, has signed a deal to purchase the first season of the show, set to air June 19.” Read more.