The tradition of spending summers at cottages is deeply rooted in Canadian culture. Recently, popular TV series like “Heated Rivalry,” “Sterling Point,” and “Every Year After” have showcased the charm of Canadian landscapes, drawing global attention to our serene forests, pristine lakes, and family-oriented getaways.
In a recent episode of “Commotion,” host Elamin Abdelmahmoud engages in a lively discussion with TV critic Kathryn VanArendonk, who introduced the concept of “sexy feelings by a Canadian lake.” Canadian culture critics Amil Niazi and Sadaf Ahsan also join the conversation to explore how Canadian cottage country has been portrayed in a more alluring light on television.
For those interested, the complete discussion can be accessed on CBC Listen or through the podcast “Commotion with Elamin Abdelmahmoud,” available on various podcast platforms.
The panel discussion was expertly produced by Jane van Koeverden.