From Bruce Kirkby, host of No Opportunity Wasted, in the National Post:

• Extreme hiding
  “Started the day struggling to hide behind a skinny tree outside a Winnipeg church, along with a television production crew, all strangers to me! We were on high alert; lying in wait for our first ambush– and the kick-off to production of No Opportunity Wasted.” Read more.

Photo courtesy CBC: Bruce Kirkby, Canadian guide of No Opportunity Wasted.

From the St. John’s Telegram:

• CBC’s wasted opportunity
  “No Opportunity Wasted. … It’s also a fitting description of the creative bankruptcy at CBC Television, where no opportunity is wasted when it comes to broadcasting the banal, the derivative, the already-been-done.” Read more.

Vinay Menon of the Toronto Star was not inspired by No Opportunity Wasted:

• What a wasted opportunity
  “After watching a new show about conquering fear, I was reminded of an old fear: boring television.” Read more.

Photo courtesy CBC: Show creator Phil Keoghan (left), Canadian guide of the NOW series Bruce Kirkby.

Ann Marie McQueen of the London Free Press previews No Opportunity Wasted:

• Facing Fears: New reality show has people experiencing life
  “Dr. Guy Grenier, a clinical psychologist and University of Western Ontario professor, says NOW’s 72 hour-hour window is indicative of society’s impractical ‘I want it and I want it now’ ethos.” Read more.

Photo courtesy CBC: Based on the personal life philosophy and best-selling book by The Amazing Race host Phil Keoghan, NO OPPORTUNITY WASTED (NOW) is a Canadian-produced 10-episode, half-hour series that gives challengers 72-hours to step outside their comfort zone, face their fears and swerve off the road they have been on for years. Now debuts Wednesday, October 3 at 8:30 p.m.