Hudson & Rex and Murdoch Mysteries crack the top 30 as 9-1-1 holds the No. 1 spot.
The Alberta-shot Ghostbusters: Afterlife leads in the box office, while L’Arracheuse de temps lands in the top 10.
Francis Leclerc’s fantasy film L’Arracheuse de temps debuts at No. 1, followed by Une révision.
Star Trek: Discovery rises to No. 2 in digital originals, with Letterkenny cracking the top 10, while Saturday Night Live, recently hosted by Simu Liu, remains at the top of the overall list.
The company says the proposed merger has already impacted negotiations with Disney over digital services, and hands nearly half of all English-language broadcast subscribers over to Rogers.
Primetime special Adele One Night Only leads in the ratings, followed by Blue Bloods and NCIS.
The company also said the acquisition will help build Citytv in Western news markets and invest in more coverage of Indigenous communities.
Catherine Therrien’s Une révision stays at No. 1, while Paul Tom’s documentary Alone (Seuls), which is self-distributed by prodco Picbois Productions, debuts at No. 4.
Marvel’s Eternals holds the No. 1 spot, followed by Clifford the Big Red Dog and No Time to Die.
AMC+ acquires That Dirty Black Bag while Bloody Disgusting TV gets Creepy Bits, plus more.