Backed By The Bros and Don’t Hate Your House with the Property Brothers are expected to premiere on HGTV and HGTV Canada in 2024.
If WGA ratification vote goes forward, writers could return to work while deciding on contract approval.
Bugs That Rule the World and Survival of the Beast are the two new titles from the Blue Ant Media brand.
The Toronto-headquartered media company has appointed Jon Penn as managing director for the region.
The new format sees queens from the Drag Race franchise come together for a winter cabin vacation in Canada.
The lineup includes a project on the record-breaking wildfire season in B.C., led by Kevin Eastwood.
The lineup offers 22 films from 12 countries, with Copa 71 leading the opening night.
The company confirmed the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York has approved a bid of US$350 million.
The international deals involve titles Cult Justice, History of the Sitcom, Ghost Ships, O.J. Simpson: Blood, Lies & Murder and Kings of Coke.
The market will run from Jan. 16 to 18 with a networking-first approach.
Zack Russell’s Someone Lives Here and Denys Desjardins’ I Lost My Mom were among the top Canadian winners at the festival’s 30th edition.
U.S. doc I of the Water picked up the top prize during the Forum, which ran from May 2 to 3.