The tradition of spending summers at the cottage holds a special place in Canadian culture. Recently, TV series such as “Heated Rivalry,” “Sterling Point,” and “Every Year After” have captured global attention, showcasing the allure of our natural landscapes and serene family retreats. In a recent episode of “Commotion,” host Elamin Abdelmahmoud engaged in a discussion with TV critic Kathryn VanArendonk, who coined the term “sexy feelings by a Canadian lake,” along with Canadian culture critics Amil Niazi and Sadaf Ahsan. They explored the intriguing transformation of Canadian cottage country in television narratives.
For those interested, the full episode is available on YouTube and can be listened to on CBC Listen or the podcast “Commotion with Elamin Abdelmahmoud.” The panel was expertly produced by Jane van Koeverden.
