Meanwhile, The Amazing Race Canada continues to lead TV ratings in Canada for the week of July 11 to 17.
Cameras will start rolling on the queer immigration tale, directed by Egyptian-Canadian Reem Morsi, in August.
Toronto-based actress Stacey Farber and Lea Thompson star as the series’ mother-daughter duo.
The West Side Story director will make his Toronto International Film Festival debut with this latest addition to the 2022 lineup.
Beyond Rights board White Pine’s latest doc, a U.K. prodco options an Emmy-winning Canadian kids format, Tubi expands Western Canada reach with Shaw, plus more.
Demand for the Netflix series remains high after hitting an all-time record last week following the release of season four’s final two episodes on July 1.
Projects from Kim O’Bomsawin and Émile Gaudreault are among the titles named under the development assistance program.
Plus, the RBC and Canadian Academy’s MVP project hits a milestone in its latest funding round.
The Insight Productions reality competition series brought in more than 1.6 million viewers after a three-year hiatus.
The scripted and unscripted content deal will focus on developing TV content that showcases underrepresented communities.
David Cronenberg’s sci-fi thriller has been acquired in more than a dozen territories, including India, Latin America, Germany, Italy and Spain.