Sportscasters end season on a high note with record audience for Montreal/Saskatchewan thriller.

The second half of the season makes gains, despite falling out of simulcast.

Reality programming continues to perform for CBC with high numbers for Blades and Dragon’s Den.

The US cable channel CNBC signs on for three seasons of Frantic Films’ reality Til Debt Do Us Part.

The comic drama She’s the Mayor gets the green light after a months-long competition.

The preschool channel has been picked up by MTS, adding 86,000 subscribers.

The reality competition ends its second season on a high note with 1.7 million viewers for CTV, while The Guard suffers a setback.

More than 1,000 staffers are shuffled in the changes that include The National expanding to weekends, flanked by local and online news.

The CBC action drama is taking a hit on Thursdays opposite CTV juggernaut Grey’s Anatomy.

The penny-conscious do-it-yourself channel will lift much of its schedule from HGTV, steered by Emily Morgan.

A war of words between networks heats up ahead of CRTC hearings.

The new ratings technology inflates return of House, Grey’s Anatomy and Survivor – while CSI and Heroes take a dive.

The annual TV entertainment award show hits two million viewers on CTV, as 30 Rock and Mad Men collect more trophies. Meanwhile, Survivor‘s debut is the biggest in six seasons.

Global has an early lead on the strength of Glee, but will CTV and Criminal Minds have the last laugh?