From Kat Angus of Dose.ca:

• Brian Bailey’s thoughts on PRC episode 8
  “Each week, Project Runway Canada mentor Brian Bailey reveals his thoughts on the latest episode. This week, Bailey looks at who thrived and who struggled with the Coco Rocha challenge, in which the designers had to create a dress for the Canadian supermodel to wear at New York Fashion Week.” Read more.

From Clare Hill of the National Post:

• Project Runway Canada: Exit Interview with Genevieve Graham
  “Last night’s episode of Project Runway Canada saw the five remaining designers compete in a challenge to dress Canadian supermodel Coco Rocha for a New York Fashion Week event. Unfortunately, Genevieve Graham’s trademark draping design failed to impress the judges, with Iman telling Graham that she needed to diversify as she left the runway. Sunny Fong was honoured with the prospect of Coco Rocha wearing what the judges called a “cheeky” dress, when he won the second last challenge before the final three are left.” Read more.

From Myles McNutt of Cultural Learnings:

• Project Runway Canada Season 2 – “Episode 8”
  “This is going to be a pretty short one, because this episode is as simple as it gets: no gimmicks, no major drama, just five designers given a task to create an outfit for a supermodel. While I think that Adejoke’s depressed take on the challenge was a little bit off kilter, she’s right: while it sounds like this should be really exciting as an opportunity for young and new designers to showcase their work on a grand stage, in reality it’s not actually that interesting.” Read more.

From Rafael Brusilow for Metro Canada:

• Outspoken designer silenced
  “One draped skirt too many got Vancouver designer Genevieve Graham sent home from Project Runway Canada last night.” Read more.

From Jessica Biffi at GuelphMercury.com:

• Jessica Biffi wins Project Runway Challenge
  “The latest Project Runway Canada challenge winner was Jessica Biffi who grew up in Guelph. This is her second consecutive challenge win. Jessica’s dress is modelled by Jane Knox, a breast cancer survivor who lives in Toronto and ironically worked for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation before being diagnosed herself. Jessica’s challenge-winning dress was purchased by 3M Canada immediately after the auction began using the “Buy it Now” function of the online auction for $10,000.” Read more.