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 Topic: Food Network Canada
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| Production news: Hit Show 'Fresh With Anna Olson' Begins Production on its Delicious Second Season for Food Network |
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on Monday, June 23, 2008 - 12:28 PM |
Peace Point Entertainment Group, proudly announced today the start of production for the second season of ratings hit Fresh with Anna Olson; 26 x 30 minute episodes (shot in HD, airing in standard) to premiere on Food Network Canada in Spring 2009. Once again the series is being shot at Olson’s home in the Canadian resort area of Niagara. Dozens of international networks showed major interest in Fresh recently when it was introduced at MIP in Cannes as Olson’s previous show Sugar was also a hit internationally in 60 countries. So far four networks have signed and dozens more expected shortly. Those include Latin America MGM Casa Club, Israel Ananey, Poland Canal+ and Australia XYZ Networks (Lifestyle Food Channel).
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| Programming Highlights: Food Network Indulges Barbecue Buffs with New Season of Favourites |
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on Sunday, June 11, 2006 - 12:00 AM |
The sun is out, the weather is warming, and it is finally time to fire up the grill. It is the season for barbecuing and Food Network tempts the taste buds of barbecue fanatics with great programming every night of the week. From the latest in barbecue gadgets and ingredients to backyard cooking, visiting barbecue joints and grill competitions, this lineup is every grilling enthusiast’s dream. Along with brand new seasons of favourites, Licence to Grill, Boy Meets Grill and BBQ With Bobby Flay, Food Network Canada commemorates Father’s Day with a BBQ Marathon featuring three premiere barbecue battles.
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| New Programs: Deep-Fry Donuts using Scrap Metal and a Mustang? |
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on Wednesday, March 15, 2006 - 12:00 AM |
Making pasta with a car jack or using a hot tub to whip up the classic Japanese hot pot Shabu Shabu. Sound inconceivable? Not anymore! This spring Food Network welcomes an exciting new Canadian series that serves up food as you’ve never experienced before. On Wednesdays at 7 and 10 pm ET/PT beginning April 5 hang out with the masterminds of creativity and construction as Food Jammers explores the lives and creations of three everyday guys coming up with ingenious designs for their own culinary contraptions.
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| General News: Food Network Celebrates 5th Anniversary with Record Audience Growth |
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on Wednesday, February 01, 2006 - 06:13 PM |
Food Network has much to celebrate on its fifth birthday as a specialty broadcast network with a record audience growth of 25% from Fall 2004 to Fall 2005 (Source: NMR. Mon-Sun 6am-6am. Adult 25-54 Average Minute Audience). Food Network strives to entertain audiences with exciting programming from Canada, the United States, and countries all over the world and with the remarkable increase in audience numbers it appears the network is doing just that.
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| New Programs: Jamie's Schhool Dinners launches on Food Network Canada |
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on Sunday, May 15, 2005 - 12:00 AM |
Food Network Canada star Jamie Oliver has set himself the challenge of a lifetime – to take charge of 20,000 school lunches a day across one of London's most demanding areas as he campaigns to ban junk foods in schools and stop students from eating a quarter of a ton of French fries a week. If he succeeds in transforming the way kids eat, Jamie will use this experience to create a blueprint for school meals across the country.
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