The Proper Television produced series earned its second consecutive honour for Best Lifestyle Series. It's the fourth consecutive Best Lifestyle Series win for a Mary Berg-led series for the prodco.

Season 1 Recently Secured Two Canadian Screen Award Nominations, Including Best Factual Series The ambitious team of Lost Car Rescue (6×60) return for a second season this spring, venturing deeper than ever into Canada’s remote wilderness in search of abandoned and valuable vehicles. Beginning Wednesday, April 19 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on The HISTORY® Channel and STACKTV, the Corus Studios distributed original series follows the car hunters as they find these treasured vehicles and bring their unique stories to light. Led by Matt Sager, each member of the Lost Car Rescue team plays a crucial role: the plane pilot, Jess; Steve “the wrench”; auto body expert, Dave; and crane operator, Lee. Using a fleet of speciality vehicles – including a 1946 Dodge Power Wagon, 1988 Freightliner, and 1948 Stinson plane – the team journeys 3,000 kilometres from their home base in British Columbia into Northern Alberta and Northwestern Ontario for an all-new adventure.

Nominated 2022 series include The Great Canadian Baking Show, Mary Makes It Easy, Lost Car Rescue, and Raufikat's Better Bake Along.

In-person casting is back! Proper Television today announces an exciting return to its cross-country casting tour in addition to virtual casting for the upcoming seventh season of THE GREAT CANADIAN BAKING SHOW (CBC). It also marks the first time that its previously invitation-only events are open call, asking any and all home bakers to attend with their best creations.

Calling all bakers! Are you known as "the one who bakes" among your friends and family? Do you want to see Bruno and Kyla's eyes light up when they sample your baked creations in the tent? Then you should apply for Season 7 of The Great Canadian Baking Show because online applications are now open! Applications close March 12. Filming is set to take place late spring/early summer 2023 in Toronto.

VARIETY: When Mary Berg’s photo came across the “MasterChef Canada” casting table in 2015, executive producer Cathie James knew she had the look of a TV star. The 26-year-old insurance broker had red hair, bangs, glasses, and a beautiful smile. “Her features looked almost animated,” the Proper Television co-president recalls. “I remember the casting director telling me they were really excited about her. I said, ‘Wow, she sounds amazing. I really hope she can cook.’” Fast forward to the end of 2022 and Berg has starred in two Bell Media cooking shows, “Mary’s Kitchen Crush” and “Mary Makes It Easy,” which was picked up for two seasons by the Food Network in the U.S. Berg has also authored two cookbooks, won four Canadian Screen Awards, guest-starred on the Bell Media comedy “Children Ruin Everything,” and appears on lifestyle shows across the country as a food expert.