It was a difficult decision, but we're thrilled to announce the winner of our Pawsitively Pet-rifying Hallowe'en Costume Contest!

Turning the consumption of chocolate into a competition is an irresistible Victorian parlour game that should now be including in everyone’s next birthday party or bridal and baby shower.  Taken from Cooking with Anne of Green Gables, here is an explanation on how to play “Chocolate War”.

Last week’s results of the Ultimate Hero Contest are in and it seems that Jane Austen’s heroic creation, Mr. Darcy, has won by a landslide (607 votes), with Indiana Jones placing second at 241 total votes.  All voting results can be found in the chart below.  And now, we have a new list of ten men to choose from!

Writer, director and producer Sarah Polley has once again helped advance the recognition of Canadian film.  The movie Splice, in which the Road to Avonlea actress starred with Oscar-winner Adrien Brody, was named 2010’s highest-grossing Canadian film.

The top “Sweet Sixteen” heroines in our Ultimate Classical Heroine Contest have now become a group of “Enchanting Eight”.  The voting officially ended at midnight on Sunday and we are left with the following results:

Week One of our Ultimate Classical Heroine Contest on Facebook has come to an end, with 16 women advancing to the next round!  Right now, our top three women are as follows:  Anne Shirley, Marilla Cuthbert and Jo March.  There was a total of 3,553 votes placed last week across our four Facebook pages (Anne of Green Gables, Road to Avonlea, Wind at My Back and Sullivan Entertainment).

Our January Facebook contests on Sullivan Entertainment’s official Anne of Green Gables and Wind at My Back Facebook Pages have come to an end!  The following winners were randomly selected:

Thank you to all who submitted personal reflections to our summer writing contest!  It was really hard for us to pick a winner, as they were all touching - and often beautiful - memories that you shared with us.

Jasper Dale is one of the most memorable characters in Road to Avonlea.  And now the actor who played him, R.H. Thomson, is taking his place as one of the most memorable Canadians with his recent appointment to the Order of Canada.

How is my Grandma/Mom important to me? Well that's easy. To start off she adopted me when I was 28 months old and I am 10 years old now. She in my blood related Grandma, but in the state of Florida she is my Mom by law. Since then my Grandma and Grandpa have raised me. I think they are doing a tremendous job at it.