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‘Anything can happen’: virtual Emmys lift off

Schitt’s Creek takes Emmy awards by storm, sweeping comedy category

September 20 Updated

Jann Arden’s messy alter ego returns for second season of Calgary-set sitcom

Canadian comedy series ‘Schitt’s Creek’ wins first Emmy Award

September 17 Updated

Emmy Awards 2020: A mad idea or an inspired romp?

September 15 Updated

The Third Day: Radical dose of serious-minded horror

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Brave New World: Orgies, happiness and truth

The hot mess of hypocrisy at the heart of Fox News

Keeping Up with the Kardashians to end after 14 years

Keeping Up With the Kardashians to end in 2021

We’re so boring: Canadians like conventional TV escapism

Netflix’s Young Wallander: First, put aside your prejudice

Why Women Kill: One saucy, sharp soap opera

September 3 Updated

Harry and Meghan ink Netflix development deal

Raised by Wolves: Sci-fi gone awry

Prince Harry and Meghan team up with Netflix in major Hollywood move

September 2 Updated

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Meet Jose Mourinho: The most arrogant and interesting man in soccer

CTV’s Transplant starts on NBC to great reviews: What it means for Canadian TV

Erin O’Toole’s Defund CBC plan is bogus policy

Selling Sunset: The appeal of property porn in the midst of a pandemic

Brooklyn Nine-Nine star calls out Quebec adaptation for lack of Hispanic representation in cast

August 25 Updated

Contestants of Canada’s Drag Race, streaming service Crave speak out against cyberbullying

Dancer Lorraine Thomson became an early star of CBC Television

August 21 Updated

Schitt’s Creek star Daniel Levy is taking University of Alberta’s free Indigenous Canada course

Pipe Nation TV pilot casts Alberta oil and gas workers to show true grit of industry

Three producers exit The Ellen DeGeneres Show amid workplace complaints

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Elizabeth Debicki to play Princess Diana in seasons five and six of The Crown

Canadian actor Michael Greyeyes on ‘groundbreaking’ Indigenous focus of Rutherford Falls

Hudson & Rex cast member tests positive for COVID-19

In the new show Family Law, now filming in Vancouver, the city (finally) stars as itself

Five dramas, different or difficult, to see you through the dog days

I May Destroy You, I’ll Be Gone in the Dark, Unbelievable – female showrunners bring sexual assault into broader focus

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July 31 Updated

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A timely feast of gentle comedy to comfort you

July 30 Updated

Long weekend streaming guide: Reviews of the newest shows and films to stream

Three great, gritty dramas about strong women on Netflix

July 29 Updated

The Emmy nominations list is not the guide to the best TV

July 28 Updated

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