Annual kudos-fest delivers specialty channel its biggest audience for a single event, while MuchMusic strikes broadcast deal with Fuse.

The broadcaster revealed its fall lineup yesterday with five new dramas, four of which have either the name Bruckheimer or Abrams in the credits.

The broadcaster unveiled five new dramas for fall, telling the media assembled that all of its primetime shows will be available online and on VOD this year. ZenithOptimedia’s Florence Ng weighs in.

The new comedy Men with Brooms and a factual show fronted by design guru Debbie Travis are the only new additions to pubcaster’s fall lineup.

Homegrown drama Rookie Blue headlines primetime Thursday for Global, while CTV welcomes back So You Think You Can Dance and new eps of Hiccups, Dan.

The cult hit ends on a high, while the season finales of Grey’s Anatomy, American Idol and Survivor all hit ratings high notes.

Broadcaster has a slight edge over competitor CTV for the entertainment news hour, while ET Canada trails etalk by merely 25,000 viewers.

Millions tune in for Game 7 as Montreal inches closer to the coveted Stanley Cup.

Montreal’s climactic Game Seven victory over Washington sends playoff ratings to new heights.

The sportscasters usher in NHL playoffs after posting big ratings for the 2009/10 regular season, likely thanks to PPM data.

Global’s promos pay off as the musical comedy returns to two million viewers. Bang beats House, but Mayor and Hiccups sag on CTV.

Production gets underway this month in Toronto on a two-hour political thriller chronicling the power struggle between John A Macdonald and George Brown.

He didn’t win, but Tiger Woods’ highly publicized return to golf helped boost audiences to new highs.

The Newfoundland-set detective series is already renewed for new season on CBC.