From Don Ferguson in the Toronto Star:

• 38 years of Air Farce
  “Life’s about to get a lot more comfortable for satire-prone politicians when the Royal Canadian Air Farce takes its last flight Wednesday at 8 p.m. on CBC-TV. Producer Don Ferguson, who has been on board as a writer and performer since 1970, marks the troupe’s milestones.” Read more.

From Bill Harris of Sun Media:

• Air Farce’s last laugh
  “For fans of Canadian TV comedy, New Year’s Eve 2008 will mean more than the passing of another year into the history books. Air Farce, which began as a radio show and has been a staple on CBC television for the past decade and a half, will air its final episode.” Read more.

From Bill Brioux of the Canadian Press:

• Air Farce goes out with style, with right balance between nostalgia and punch
  “‘What a terrible time to stop doing this!’ That was Craig Lauzon’s sentiment right after he and the other six Air Farce troopers took their final bows in Toronto last week at the end of the very last “Farce taping. The Air Farce Final Flight New Year’s Eve Special airs Dec. 31 on CBC-TV.” Read more.

From Craig Takeuchi of the Georgia Straight:

• Royal Canadian Air Farce takes its final flight on the air
  “Sadly, the CBC’s comedic institution of political satire, Royal Canadian Air Farce, will be permanently grounded when its Air Farce New Year’s Eve Final Flight (Dec. 31, 8 p.m.) concludes the show’s 16 year run.” Read more.

From Ben Kaplan of the Financial Post:

• The Farce fades from TV
  “There were bottles of Crown Royal, Jim Beam and vodka along with plenty of beer backstage when the Royal Canadian Air Farce filmed its final episode last Friday at CBC studios in downtown Toronto.” Read more.