Local teen funny guy on Degrassi:[Final Edition] Karen Martin-Robbins. Midweek Banner. Orangeville, Ont.: Sep 20, 2002. pg. 23 Author(s): Karen Martin-Robbins Article types: Profile Section: Entertainment Publication title: Midweek Banner. Orangeville, Ont.: Sep 20, 2002. pg. 23 Full Text (478 words) Copyright Orangeville Banner 2002) Profile of Ryan Cooley. Ryan Cooley is too young to…

Summer holidays are over and Degrassi: The Next Generation’s back! Season Two of the critically acclaimed series “DEGRASSI: THE NEXT GENERATION” returns SUNDAYS at 7 p.m. ET, BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 29 on CTV. 22 new episodes are heading your way as the series continues to tackle genuine teen issues like abuse and homosexuality. Acclaimed director Bruce…

“Degrassi: The Next Generation” was recently recognized for its quality family programming. Four episodes from the inaugural season received a 1st Place designation at the National Council on Family Relations’ (NCFR) 34th Annual Media Awards. The awards recognize excellence in commercial and educational television that address social issues. The winners are: “Family Politics” “Eye of…

The Degrassi cast won Best Ensemble in a TV Series at the 23rd Annual Young Artist Awards held in California. The other nominees were “Malcolm in the Middle”, “Lizzie McGuire”, and “The Brothers Garcia”. Ryan Cooley (JT) and Jake Goldsbie (Toby) were nominated for Best Performance by a Leading Young Actor in a TV Comedy…

Co-creator and Executive Producer Linda Schuyler was presented with an “Ingenuity Award” for her work in Canadian television. The Ingenuity Award recognizes individuals for their accomplishments in promoting new and better ways of doing things for Canada.

Degrassi High begins its second season: Melissa McIntyre focuses on her character:[Final Edition] Joan Scapillato. Tribune. Welland, Ont.: Sep 18, 2002. pg. 3 Full Text (395 words) Copyright Tribune (Welland) 2002) PORT COLBORNE – Really awesome! Amazing! That’s how Melissa McIntyre describes her life now that she’s back in school and back on the set…

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Visible minorities still mostly silent extras on Canadian TV screens says report Monday August 25, 2002 – 18:34:11 EST CP VANCOUVER (CP) – Mainstream TV drama in Canada still looks overwhelmingly Caucasian, says a new report that analysed nearly 70 hours of broadcasting on five channels. Mysterious Ways, Degrassi: The Next Generation and Da Vinci’s…