The season’s opening episode will debut simultaneously on Space, CTV, Bravo, and MTV.
The Juno Award-winning hip hop artist, also known as Shadrach Kabango, will relaunch the CBC’s morning radio show.
The Quebec media giant posted a net loss of $59.5 million, compared to a profit of $300,000 in Q4 2013.
The former director of original production for lifestyle at Shaw has joined Toronto-based Architect Films.
Secret Location and Touchpoint Films’ Whatever, Linda was another multiple award winner at the festival (Guidestones: Sunflower Noir pictured).
Bruce McDonald’s Halloween horror thriller debuted at Sundance.
Satellite TV service Bell ExpressVu, a subsidiary of Bell, must pay compensation for failing to effectively fight piracy of its signals between 1999 and 2005, the Quebec Court of Appeal ruled.
The latest cycle includes a first-time, five-episode competition for teen chefs.
The Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation is the latest investor after an initial Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign (A Better Man pictured).
There will be no initial binge-viewing opportunities for the six-part drama, including on Shomi (Between star Jennette McCurdy pictured).
“This decision is unreasonable and makes an unsustainable business model even worse,” the Bell Media boss told the Prime Time conference about the recent CRTC ruling.
The new coin to come over the next seven to eight years was announced by Telefilm chair Michel Roy at Prime Time in Ottawa (Roy pictured).