CTV News

The series finale of Flashpoint, airing tonight on Canada's CTV, marks a poignant end for the most compelling police drama series I've ever watched. You couldn't help but sympathize with the characters. [No spoilers in the review, don't worry, fans].

Toronto - Ennis Esmer is a busy guy. He co-hosts the Canadian edition of the game show “Wipeout,” has a recurring role on the TV series “Covert Affairs” and is currently busy on the set of “The L.A. Complex.”

Toronto - Just found a new show which is online only, on CTV.ca and it stars/produced by Kiefer Sutherland and the format is very lame. They show it in 10 minute segments with commercials. Is this how we will watch TV in the future?

Toronto - On a warm Thursday night Dylan Murray brought his guitar and his soul on stage to the MOD club at 722 College Street West in Little Italy, here he captivated audiences with smooth sounds and warm melodies.

Toronto - Media leaders from the UK and Canada will meet tonight to discuss rapid and significant changes in media at Digital Journal’s Future of Media event in Toronto. Bell Media’s Jon Taylor weighs-in on the intersection of broadcasting and digital media.

A TV show all about apps and their developers is premiering in Canada on Tuesday, on BNN. Featuring popular tech pundit Amber MacArthur, App Central will look at some of the top apps and the people who enjoy using them.

Today BCE Inc. (Bell) announced it has agreed to acquire 100 percent of CTV. The transaction gives Bell full ownership of television, digital media, conventional TV and radio broadcasting operation.

Craig Olejnik stars in a new NBC and CTV drama series, “The Listener,” that you may have already seen on Fox if you live outside North America.

Talk about a good deal, Shaw Communications bought three television stations from CTV for a dollar each in April 2009. The move is not favored by all.

On Groundhog Day this year Dave Devall shocked viewers of CTV Toronto with the news that he would be leaving the airwaves on April 3. Devall has been forecasting in Toronto for the past 48 years.