Swingtown and Durham County are finally on the sked, while the broadcaster has got some family flick strategy planned for Wednesdays and Fridays.

It’s for a good cause. It’s headed by The Daily Show‘s host. It’s coming to the Comedy Network. And iTunes and Xbox too.

Scotiabank will play guinea pig for Touche!PHD’s testing of the latest third-party tracking product.

Everybody Loves Raymond is paying off for the Latino superstation when the clock strikes 11 pm.

A new Canadian series will put some star power into MTV in Canada’s mission to ‘create content that has social currency.’

The CBC’s Hockey Night in Canada cracked the Top 10, and the pubcaster has reason to be proud of curling as well. TSN’s on the chart thanks to the NHL. Along with CTV’s averages, weekend programming is heating up the chart.

Global has re-ordered three of its Canadian shows for second seasons, while the net is set to give Boston Legal a new time slot next month.

Canwest’s all-entertainment net has a new show that applies a bit of tech – and a bit of Go Fug Yourself – to the art and arguments of fashion criticism.

With half a million subscribers and a new website, the Toronto-based gay and lesbian net has some programming plans on its sked.

Taking the concept of high flying literally, the net’s fare is now gaining exposure to a captive audience of women travellers.

Global’s Big Brother lost the battle against CTV’s prime-time powerhouses on Tuesday and Wednesday. More people, on this chart, tuned in for CBC’s Little Mosque, but the latest Survivor series is still living up to its name.