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- Amateur chefs compete in this Canadian version of the reality-cooking series.
- This new 60-minute documentary, filmed in Newfoundland in the fall of 2001, chronicles the worst offshore drilling accident in North American history. The documentary is tentatively scheduled to premiere in early 2002, ahead of the 20th anniversary of the disaster. The Ocean Ranger sank on Feb. 15, 1982. Part of the Network's expanded slate of documentaries and one of the first recipients of CTV's new BCE-CTV Benefits Package, The Ocean Ranger Disaster is the heart-wrenching story of a disaster that devastated Newfoundland, and shocked the world. In the early morning hours of February 15, 1982, the Ocean Ranger, a giant oil-drilling rig faltered and sank. All 84 crew members were lost. Now 20 years later, using state-of-the-art advances in animation, CineNova has re-created the events of that night. By blending filmed re-enactments, cutting-edge computer graphic technology, poignant interviews and contemporary archival material, The Ocean Ranger Disaster tells the complete story of the startling chain of events that resulted in tragedy. It not only recalls what happened that day but also takes us out "on deck" to experience the disaster first-hand. What really happened that fateful night? How could a seemingly indestructible rig sink? "By exploring the causes of this tragedy, this film is an acknowledgment of the heroic deeds of those who tried their best to save the men of Ocean Ranger, and a tribute to those lives lost and those left behind," said Bob Culbert, CTV's Vice President of Documentaries. "Hopefully, this commemoration will keep the memory of the brave men of Ocean Ranger alive - both among those people who shared in their mourning 20 years ago and among those who have come since and will continue to go to sea in search of oil," said David Lint, chairman and CEO of CineNova Productions, Inc. "We're grateful for the warm reception from the families and people of Newfoundland. Their assistance was indispensable to the telling of the story." Like the Titanic, the Ocean Ranger was the biggest of its kind - 25,000 tons with a deck bigger than two football fields - touted as an unsinkable oil rig and designed to drill in seas too treacherous for others. And like the Titanic, Ocean Ranger challenged the sea in one of the most dangerous areas on earth - the North Atlantic.
- The team have one week to create a surprise event for unsuspecting Canadians, who receive a second chance after a cancelled celebration.
- A rare and nostalgic look at the couple that defines the 70s is now on DVD. Complete with the hair-styles, bell-bottoms and sideburns, this classic-to-be showcases the couple in the happiest of times. Sonny and Cher joke, sing and dance their way through the program, leaving a lasting impression of Cher's magnificent voice, charisma and beauty as well as Sonny's songwriting.
- Rick Hansen returns to the scene of the accident that changed his life forever. CTV's Sandie Rinaldo talks to the Canadian icon.
- The long-running annual tradition returns for another year. The hosts welcome festive floats, hundreds of colorful costumed marchers and the performances of more than ten marching bands as they make their way through the heart of downtown Toronto.
- As the title says, a look into female sexual offenders whose victims are under age of consent. Their motives, methods, and the affects on their young victims that can last a lifetime.
- A yaletide celebration with John Legend who performs his song, "You Deserve It All"; joining the lineup Preston Pablo, Melissa Grelo, Kelsey McEwan and Tyrone Edwards who welcome floats and families while celebrating through the city.
- 2014– 2h8.6 (8)TV EpisodeEighteen home cooks audition for a white apron; the cooks face their first Mystery Box Challenge and a meaty Elimination Challenge.
- The top ten home cooks face their first team challenge creating an appetizer and entree for 121 wedding guest reflecting the couples Caribbean background, the elimination challenge is to create both a sweet and a savory Cheese Cake.
- The Mystery Box Challenge for the home cooks is to elevate a favorite dish from their teenage years, while the Elimination Challenge is to prepare a dish incorporating three spices chosen from randomly selected boxes
- In the biggest Team Challenge of MasterChef Canada the home cooks prepare school lunches for 161 school kids. While the Elimination Challenge is to replicate a dish of Valencian Fideuà, consisting of various sea foods, noodles and saffron.
- The Mystery Box Challenge lets the home cooks choose between ingredients; a risky option and a safe option with more time for the risky choice. While the Elimination Challenge features unfamiliar high end extravagant East Asian ingredients
- The 2 home cooks eliminated in the previous episode along with 2 previously eliminated competitors vie for a single spot back in the competition, with a three round redemption challenge featuring knife skills and a related dish in each.
- Home cooks put their knife skills to the test through a series of challenges.
- Body parts; sexual inhibition; fitness obsession; breast implants.