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Elevation, Mercury Films to produce Fire Weather doc
EXCLUSIVE: the feature, directed by Nicholas de Pencier and Jennifer Baichwal, builds on John Vaillant’s non-fiction book, which details 2016’s Fort McMurray, Alta. wildfire.
Upfronts ’25: Rogers sets Canadian edition of The Price Is Right
Hosted by Howie Mandel, the series, The Price is Right Tonight (working title), enters production this December.
Really Happy Someday wins Inside Out 2025’s Best Canadian Feature
Other winners at this year’s Inside Out Toronto 2SLGBTQ+ Film Festival include Walter Scott for Organza’s Revenge and Noam Gonick’s Parade: Queer Acts of Love & Resistance.
Screen Nova Scotia names 2025 award winners
Jason Buxton’s Sharp Corner and Crave’s The Trades were among the winners at the 2025 Screen Nova Scotia Awards Gala.
Justin Ducharme marks feature debut with Seventeen
The Indigenous-led project is produced by Experimental Forest Films and Ducharme’s Your Boy Productions.
Hot Sheet: The Last of Us takes top demand following season finale
Hulu’s The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives made its first appearance on the Hot Sheet following the premiere of its second season.
Upfronts ’25: Rogers unveils HGTV, Food Network originals slate
The slate includes a new project featuring Drew and Jonathan Scott as well as a Canadian edition of the ITV Studios format Come Dine with Me.
CSAs ‘25: Wynonna Earp: Vengeance leads scripted TV wins
Crave’s Late Bloomer and Family Channel’s Beyond Black Beauty tied with wins in the Scripted Television Awards.
CSAs ‘25: Universal Language takes five at Cinematic Arts Awards
Ali Abbasi’s The Apprentice picked up three wins during the third of five 2025 Canadian Screen Awards ceremonies.
CSAs ’25: Tragically Hip docuseries leads unscripted winners
Crave’s Canada’s Drag Race also sashayed away with an armful of trophies at the Documentary, Factual, Lifestyle and Reality Awards.
CSAs ‘25: Bell Media leads wins in News, Entertainment, Sports
The first of five Canadian Screen Awards ceremonies saw CBC also scoop significant wins including This Hour Has 22 Minutes and the 2024 Juno Awards.
Canadian Cinema Editors unveils 2025 winners
Justin Li, for his work on Heretic, and Ryan Mullins, for his editing on the documentary Yintah, are among the winners.
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