Was Corner Gas Popular?

It is considered one of Canada's most popular and influential TV comedies. Focusing on the oddball residents of the fictional town of Dog River, Saskatchewan, Corner Gas was an instant hit when it debuted in early 2004, drawing an average of 1 million viewers per episode.

Why did they stop making Corner Gas?

"Corner Gas" star and creator Brent Butt has declared that the pumps are closed as his hit comedy is ending its highly successful run on CTV. "I didn't want the show to go too long," Butt told Seamus O'Regan during an interview on CTV's Canada AM. "The only way to do that was to keep my eyes and ears open...

What happened to the set of Corner Gas?

Both the Gas Station and The Ruby were built as set structures, not as permanent buildings, and by 2016 the sets had fallen into disrepair and were no longer safe for the public. The sets were dismantled on November 4, 2016.