NEWFOUNDLAND
Director Brad Gover's new docu-series, "Don't Tell The Newfoundlanders," tells the true story of Newfoundland's less-than-constitutional Confederation with Canada in 1949, based on the bestselling book by Greg Malone. They joined us in studio for a chat about it.
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The romantic comedy series begins production in Grimsby, Ont. on Saturday, Oct 12.
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The new season expands from its Peterborough County, Ont. beginnings with a tour across Ontario and Quebec.
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Bell Fibe TV1 has renewed short-form comedy series Everybody’s Meg for a second season. Maddie Foley stars in the series, which follows the trials and tribulations of a 30-something woman on a path of self-discovery. Season one premiered on Bell Fibe TV1 on June 5.
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The show takes viewers on a journey through the dynamic automotive culture, showcasing cars, events, history and the people behind these machines that define so much of the city's identity.
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Ominous features tales of ghostly intervention, inspired by popular urban legends of Ontario. Listen to what Susan (producer) and George (director) have to say about it on Hamilton’s CHML 900.
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Pat Whalen and his wife Megan of the country duo Deep Southwest are set to star in the musical comedy series called Due Southwest to be filmed across the Chatham area soon. The show will be available across a large portion of Canada next year on Bell Fibe TV1.
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“Cows Come Home” is the working title for the comedy about a woman rediscovering her agricultural roots and a passion for training calves at 4H competitions after becoming disillusioned with city life. It will be aired on Bell Fibe TV1 some time in spring 2025.
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“It’s important for me to highlight the humour and heart of small-town life, while also inviting audiences into the unique world of competitive cow showing, something I really enjoyed throughout my childhood,” said Middleton in a statement.
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Helmed by Canadian comedian and Trailer Park Boys legend Jonathan Torrens in the director’s seat, Roll With It returns for a second season on the heels of two Screen Nova Scotia nominations for Best Ensemble and Best Scripted Series.
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As a wheelchair user, Maritime actor Brian George has faced countless frustrations and obstacles. George’s experiences provided the inspiration for “Roll With It(opens in a new tab),” a comedy show that recently released its second season on Bell Fibe TV1.
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Halifax actor and disability advocate Brian George stars as "Brian Elliot," a wheelchair-user with the dream of making his city more accessible. He joins us to talk about how the show reflects his real-life experiences.
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The show, filmed in and around Conception Bay, Newfoundland, just released its third season. Walsh plays Mary and Sullivan plays John, and the two of them get into various antics.
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Helmed by Canadian comedian and Trailer Park Boys legend Jonathan Torrens in the director’s seat, Roll With It returns for a second season on the heels of two Screen Nova Scotia nominations for Best Ensemble and Best Scripted Series.
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“Nobody is perfect, and that’s what makes people special — we don’t all fit into one box,” said Barbosa. “I’m so excited to bring stories of body positivity so we can all see how perfectly imperfect we truly are.”
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“To have her name on the plaque, and not like not ‘Steve (MacLeod),’ you know, it says ‘Deva Station,’ so like that really means a lot,” she told CTV Atlantic’s Katie Kelly during an interview. Deva Station and her long-time partner Jacob Rafuse started “Apocalyptic Kitchen” at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic
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Bell's non-profit arm is reaching into Collingwood to grab hold of a few good ideas for local shows. The production team for Bell Fibe TV1 was in town on April 30 to listen to ten pitches from locals for shows set in Collingwood.
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The 2024 Canadian Screen Awards for Television Programs and Performances will take place on May 29. Discover the TV1 nominees for: 1 Man’s Treasure, The Missus Downstairs, Vollies, Pink is in, What Odds & County Blooms.
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“Only The Night Knows” co-creator and director, Brad Gover, speaks with VOCM about the recent series premiere on Bell FibeTV1.
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The story follows Jake Thomas (Sauvé), who, after years of going in and out of rehabs, is determined not to relapse, but must confront the damaged family relationships his addiction has caused.
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Pete Soucy has revived his much-loved corner boy character for a new series called Snook: Out on Bail. Take a sneak peek at the show and reminisce on 30 years of Snook.
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Six years ago, Dawn Wells had nothing but a love of horror films, an iPhone and support from friends and family. Today she's busy producing six episodes of her show Creepy Cape Breton for one of Canada's biggest media companies.
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Some of the minds behind the new Manitoba made reality show Ghost Kitchens give a peek at the cooking show judged by a ghost.
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County Blooms follows Pogue as she features flower growers, designers and businesses in Peterborough County and highlights their sustainable practices and crafts made out of flowers.
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