So You Think You Can Dance Canada celebrates and showcases a hotbed of talented Canadian danvers. The first season takes us from the cross country auditions right through the eliminations each week until Canada's favourite dancer is revealed on the live Season Finale. So You Think You Can Dance Canada is a production of Danse TV Productions and CTV.

The National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation is thrilled to present the 16th Annual National Aboriginal Achievement Awards in the heart of Winnipeg, Canada at the Manitoba Centennial Centre on March 6, 2009. Hosted by Winnipeg's own Adam Beach and Tina Keeper, the NAAA '09 will bring together some of Aboriginal Canada's most popular performers to celebrate the achievements of 14 outstanding Aboriginal Canadians who have effected positive change in our communities, our nation and the world. This year's theme is SPIRIT. Both the Cree and Ojibwa people of the territory used this word to describe Manitoba. The Ojibway refer to Manitoba as Manitou, the embodiment of spirit. The Cree call it Manitou Ah Beh, Where the Spirit Lives.

"Canadian Idol" chronicles the discovery of Canada’s next international music superstar. Young Canadians from all over the country audition in front of our celebrity judges and in the latter stages for the Canadian public. This process takes us from thousands of young hopefuls, to the "Top 200", to 24 semi finalists, to the Top Ten and finally, in our last episode the sixth Canadian Idol is named.

The 38th Juno Awards, Canada’s Music Awards, is a two-hour live television broadcast from the General Motors Place in Vancouver, British Columbia. The Juno Awards annually celebrate and honour the best that Canada’s music industry has to offer through award presentations and musical performances by popular Canadian and international artists. This year’s broadcast will once again be hosted by Canadian Comedian, Russell Peters.

It's the annual celebration of the Canadian television industry! This star-studded, one-hour event, broadcast live from the John Bassett Theatre in Toronto, was hosted by Jason Priestley, and featured a roster of all-star presenters, a dazzling display of fashion and comedy sketches with surprise cameo appearances from the biggest stars of homegrown TV including Brent Butt, the Trailer Park Boys, George Stroumboulopoulos, and many more!