The wider picture
The popular CBC TV show Still Standing explores Canadian small towns, seeking humor in various places. It recently wrapped its 11th season on March 17, 2026, and is now set to film in Armstrong, North Okanagan, Canada, this month. The show has garnered a loyal following for its unique approach to showcasing the charm and challenges of small-town life.
On April 14, 2026, the public is invited to attend a free night of comedy featuring Jonny Harris, the host of Still Standing. The Armstrong Spallumcheen Chamber of Commerce expressed enthusiasm for the event, stating, “We are so excited to welcome the team from Still Standing to Armstrong.” This event promises to be a highlight for local residents and fans of the show alike.
In addition to the filming of Still Standing, the community is buzzing with excitement over the recent release of a documentary titled Behind the Castle Doors: the Origin of the Hilarious House of Frightenstein. Produced and directed by Tammy Heisel and Morgan Baker, the documentary delves into the history of the beloved children’s television program that has left a lasting impression on its viewers. Heisel remarked, “It was the kind of show that was so unique that it left a lasting impression on everyone who watched it.” Filming for this documentary began in 2022, showcasing the enduring legacy of Canadian television programming.
In the realm of television news, Savannah Guthrie recently returned to NBC’s Today show after a more than two-month break. Guthrie, who has been a host on the show since 2012, expressed her relief at being back, stating, “It is good to be home.” Her return comes amid a challenging time for her family, as they have offered a $1 million reward for information regarding the whereabouts of her missing mother, Nancy Guthrie.
As the filming of Still Standing approaches, local officials and residents are optimistic about the positive impact it will have on the community. The event is expected to draw attention to Armstrong and highlight its unique character through the lens of the television show. Observers anticipate that the free comedy night will not only entertain but also foster a sense of community pride.
With the combination of the filming of Still Standing and the release of the documentary on Hilarious House of Frightenstein, Armstrong is poised to be a focal point for Canadian television this month. The excitement surrounding these events reflects the ongoing interest in local stories and the importance of community in the broader narrative of Canadian culture.
As the date for the comedy night approaches, details remain unconfirmed regarding any potential surprises or special guests that may join Jonny Harris on stage. However, the anticipation continues to build, promising a memorable evening for all attendees.
