From John Doyle:
Let’s do our annual gaze at Ezra Levant.
Far be it from me to come between a fool and his followers, but his followers seem to be few, albeit noisy. Besides, Levant doesn’t have a hair-trigger sensitivity to criticism. Unlike some. Continue reading.
Canada’s Smartest Person, CBC
Jason Priestley participates in the lie detector test and the last finalist is chosen before the next round of the competition begins.
W5, CTV
Todd Battis explores Sable Island, a “tropical beach without tourists”; Tom Kennedy profiles the Sutter family.
Marketplace, CBC – “Fuel Proof”
How much gas are you really guzzling? You may be spending hundreds more on fuel than you were promised. What the auto industry doesn’t tell you about mileage ratings.
From Ashley Csanady:
If you’re already sick of all the chatter about the fourth season of Lena Dunham’s Girls, which won’t even air on HBO until January 2015, the Canadian television gods are offering an antidote.
The cure is Mohawk Girls, and it looks like Sex and the City had a baby with a Joseph Boyden novel produced by Shonda Rhimes.
The characters are all strong, Cosmo-clutching women looking for the answers to life and love, all within the tight-knit setting of reservation life. Continue reading.
