A report from Media Technology Monitor shows that FAST channel viewership in Canada nearly doubled between fall 2024 and spring 2025.
The Make Her Mark women’s directing program offers on-the-job mentorship on the set of a Hallmark movie.
The supernatural comedy from Attraction and La Fête now stands as Quebec’s second-highest-grossing theatrical release of the year.
He takes over from Duo co-founders Michel d’Astous and Anne Boyer.
The promotion is part of JFL’s strategy to create year-round collaborations across its portfolio.
The Crave comedy series starring creator Jasmeet Raina is currently filming in and around the GTA.
Netflix’s Stranger Things was the runner-up for the week of Nov. 3 to 9.
On the heels of its separation from Lionsgate, the company has amended its joint venture with Bell Media into a content and brand licensing agreement.
The CSA-winning filmmaker and AMI president and CEO are the newest additions to the National Screen Institute’s board of directors.
Canadian Heritage’s final round of meetings on the effects of AI on the creative industries saw testimony from the DGC and WGC leaders.
The Canadian Association of Broadcasters has issued a letter to the CRTC with key recommendations to reduce administrative burden.
The CSA-winning short Hello Stranger has been acquired ahead of its Oscar run, Farpoint scores multiple true-crime sales, and more.
The 2025-26 selections are the first since the Indigenous Screen Office began administration of the program.
The special, Le pestacle de fin d’année, is produced by Sphere Media in collaboration with Bell Media.
Plus: Québec Cinéma appoints a new board chair, Criterion returns to TIFF, and more.