The video game company said it will create 500 new jobs in Montreal over the next seven years as part of its expansion.
Up to six U.S. and Canadian developers or companies are eligible for the program, which will give creators the opportunity to create games and apps for wearable devices.
Vancouver-shot web series The True Heroines (pictured) and animated series Producing Parker will debut on the streaming platform this fall.
Denis Villeneuve’s thriller Prisoners is #1 in its first week of release, netting just under $3 million at the box office.
Louise Archambault’s Gabrielle tops the box office for the week of Sept. 20 to 26, 2013.
Star Trek: Into Darkness is the top-selling DVD for the week of Sept. 9 to 15, 2013.
The finale of The Amazing Race Canada tops TV, while the special premiere episode of Battle of the Blades is #28.
The former Astral Media VP regulatory affairs takes her new post at the Montreal telecommunications co today.
Alex Trebek, Alan Thicke (pictured) and Neve Campbell are some of the notable names to be featured in the doc from Victoria’s Less Bland Productions about how Canadians have shaped and influenced American pop culture.
The animated series from indie animation studio Slap Happy Cartoons was recently greenlit by Corus Entertainment’s YTV.
The Toronto-based VOD aggregator and distributor has inked partnerships with Winnipeg’s Frantic Films, L.A.’s Level 33 Entertainment and Zurich’s First Hand Films to digitally distribute titles domestically and internationally.
Canadian digital media producers including Ramona Pringle (pictured), Davin Lengyel, James Milward and Jay Bennett will attend the U.K. cross-media forum as part of a special Focus on Canada sidebar.