The tradition of spending summers at the cottage is deeply cherished in Canada. Recently, popular TV series like “Heated Rivalry,” “Sterling Point,” and “Every Year After” have captured global attention, showcasing the allure of Canadian landscapes, including serene lakes and secluded family-friendly getaways.
In a recent episode of “Commotion,” host Elamin Abdelmahmoud delved into this trend with TV critic Kathryn VanArendonk, who coined the term “sexy feelings by a Canadian lake.” Canadian culture critics Amil Niazi and Sadaf Ahsan also joined the discussion, exploring how Canadian cottage country has undergone a captivating transformation on television.
To catch the full conversation from today’s show, tune in to CBC Listen or access the podcast, “Commotion with Elamin Abdelmahmoud,” available on all major podcast platforms.
The panel discussion was expertly curated by Jane van Koeverden.