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Winter — February/March 2013 Live Life to the Fullest What Makes Hockey Canadian? Health is at your Fingertips From the halls of Degrassi to Real Life FROM THE HALLS OF DEGRASSI 6th COVER STORY TO THE REAL LIFE OF LUKE BILYK 9 ALL YOUR NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS FEATURES LEAD TO LIVING TO THE FULLEST 21 EASTER SUNDay, MARCH 31 – WHY ITS DATE IS ALWayS SO UNPREDICTABLE 10 HOCKEY PREMIER FOR THE NOVICE – THE HISTORY OF THE N.H.L. 14 VaLENTINE IN 2013 STYLE Open House 17 IT'S OSCAR® TIME – ARE YOU UP FOR THE CHALLENGE for ages 0-16 16 CRYSTAL BALL PREDICTIONS FOR OSCAR® 18 RENOVATING YOUR DIET, HEALTH AND LIFESTYLE 20 BEACHES ANNUAL KIDS PROGRam OPEN HOUSE JAZZ IT UP TO BEAT THE WINTER BLUES Tutors Tutors 23 Saturday, TWIN ImaGE HAS EVERYONE SEEING DOUBLE Playgroups 25 February 23, COLUMNS 29 GARDEN DREamS DURING THE WINTER MONTHS Programs 10am - 2pm Secret M vie Pics: Camps 12 Food talk 13 my Beaches Spot 24 BIG DREamS Camps Beaches Recreation WINTER SALADS Centre Gym START YOUNG Sports 6 Williamson Road Ask... Coming, going & (north of Queen & Lee) 28 26 30 You Answer. 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For those who remember, Degrassi started in 1979 In 2010 and 2011, Luke participated with fellow with a short series on CBC, The Kids of Degrassi Street.
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    Paul Mark PRODUCTION COORDINATOR Cell: 416-418-4553 Email: [email protected] Assistant Production Workin’ Moms (Season 4) 8 x 30 min. Wolf & Rabbit / CBC Coordinator Producer: Jonathan Walker July-Sept 2019 Production Manager: Cynthia Graves PC: Andrea Nesbitt Assistant Production TallBoyz 8 x 30 min. Accent Ent. / CBC Coordinator Producer: Paula Smith April-June 2019 Production Manager: Kim De Simone PC: Andrea Nesbitt Assistant Production Workin’ Moms (Season 3) 13 x 30 min. Wolf & Rabbit / CBC Coordinator Producer: Jonathan Walker July -Oct 2018 Production Manager: Cynthia Graves PC: Andrea Nesbitt Assistant Production Wonderful World 1 x 60 min. MOW Princessa Prods./Disney Coordinator Producer: Mary Pantelidis Apr-Aug 2017 Production Manager: Kym Crepin PC: Andrea Nesbitt Assistant Production Alias Grace 6 x 60 min. Halfire Ent./ CBC/Netflix Coordinator Producer & UPM: DJ Carson May-Nov 2015 PC: Andrea Nesbitt Assistant Production Between 6 x 60 min. DCTV/Rogers/ Netflix Coordinator Producer: Michael McGowan Dec 2015- Line Producer/PM: Jonathan Walker PC: Andrea Nesbitt March 2016 Production Terrific Trucks 52 x 11 min. Breakthrough Entertainment/ Coordinator Producer: Neil Bregman March-Oct 2015 PM: Kim De Simone NBC Assistant Production Between 6 x 60 min. DCTV/Rogers/ Netflix Coordinator Producer: Michael McGowan Aug-Nov. 2014 Line Producer/PM: Jonathan Walker PC: Andrea Nesbitt Assistant Production Total Frat Movie Feature Digerati Films Inc. Coordinator Producer: Robert Wertheimer July-Aug 2014 PM: Kym Crepin PC: Andrea Nesbitt Assistant Production Murdoch Mysteries 18 x 60 min. Shaftesbury/ Coordinator Producers: Peter Meyboom, Julie Lacey, April-Nov 2013 CBC Stepehen Montgomery PM: Jeremy Hood PC: Tina Vacalopoulos Assistant Production Murdoch Mysteries 13 x 60 min.