The two-part documentary special is set for broadcast on CBC’s documentary Channel next month.
Cook, formerly a programmer at VIFF and programming associate at TIFF, was in the role for less than a month.
The streamer is set to launch in the U.S. in spring 2020, though WarnerMedia has not disclosed details about the potential of an international rollout.
The initiative was launched last May to connect investors with feature-length doc productions seeking financing.
The deal comes less than a month after Media Ranch opened its first Scandinavian office in Copenhagen.
The new series, produced through Scott Brothers Entertainment, will premiere on HGTV Canada this summer following its U.S. debut in May.
The localized adaptation of the BBC docuseries will explore the remote regions of Northern Canada to see how communities endure the harsh climate.
Blue Ant International sells more than 60 hours of content to China’s CCTV, Cineflix Rights licenses 330 hours of content across Europe, plus more.
Produced by Halifax’s Arcadia Content, the eight-part series will premiere on Oct. 11.
The former director of development at Couzin Films will develop new unscripted series and formats.
Sky has issued a unanimous recommendation of the offer to its shareholders, urging them to accept the deal “immediately.”
The prodco behind Selling New York has also promoted Kirk Hipkiss.