Canadian Upfronts: CBC schedule, Little Mosque on the Prairie and Being Erica in final seasons, new drama Arctic Air

Monday to Friday
6:00pm - CBC News at 6
6:30pm - Coronation Street (2 HALF HOUR EPISODES)
7:30PM - Jeopardy

Monday
8:00pm - Battle of the Blades (RESULTS SHOW)
8:30pm - Insecurity
9:00pm - Being Erica
10:00pm The National
10:55pm - CBC News Late Night
11:05pm - George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight

Tuesday
8:00pm - Rick Mercer Report
8:30pm - This Hour has 22 Minutes
9:00pm - Camelot
10:00pm The National
10:55pm - CBC News Late Night
11:05pm - George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight

Wednesday
8:00pm - Dragon's den
9:00pm - Michael, Tuesdays and Thursdays
9:30pm - Debaters
10:00pm The National
10:55pm - CBC News Late Night
11:05pm - George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight

Thursday
8:00pm - The Nature of Things
9:00pm - Doc Zone
10:00pm The National
10:55pm - CBC News Late Night
11:05pm - George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight

Friday
8:00pm - The Ron James Show
8:30pm - Rick Mercer Report (REPEAT)
9:00pm - The Fifth Estate

Saturday
6:00pm - The National
6:30pm - Scotiabank Hockey Tonight
7:00pm - Hockey Night in Canada: Prime East
10:00pm - Hockey Night in Canada: Prime West

Sunday
5:00pm - Wonderful World of Disney
7:00pm - Heartland
8:00pm - Battle of the Blades
9:00pm - Cover Me Canada
10:00pm - The National
11:00pm - The Fifth Estate (REPEAT)


CBC released a primetime lineup on Wednesday that includes two new comedies, two dramas and a new reality TV series hosted by Kevin O'Leary.

Kirstine Stewart, executive vice-president of CBC's English services, announced the new season Wednesday in Toronto.

The new comedies and dramas:

Camelot: A one-hour fantasy legend based on the story of King Arthur, from the same creative team as The Tudors.
Michael: Tuesdays & Thursdays: a half-hour comedy produced by Bob Martin and Don McKellar, about an ambitious therapist and his most challenging patient.
Arctic Air: a one-hour drama adventure about a group of renegade pilots who fly small bush planes in the Canadian North.
Mr. D: a half-hour comedy filmed in Halifax starring Gerry Dee as an under-qualified teacher faking his way through life.
Sundays nights this fall on CBC will be devoted to reality TV, with Battle of the Blades, back for its third season, followed by Cover Me Canada, the new talent competition announced earlier this week.


Little Mosque on the Prairie will return midseason for its final season. Republic of Doyle will also return midseason.


Source CBC