Jamie Casemore

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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.

Deals: Boat Rocker, Indie Rights, Cineflix Rights

Boat Rocker partners on upcoming Japan/Finland copro Blood & Sweat, L.A.’s Indie Rights acquires worldwide distribution for Thanks for the Room, and more.

CMF, Ontario Creates support 14 interactive digital media projects

The joint program, created in 2022, provides successful applicants with up to $20,000 in development funding.

In Brief: Dark Slope expands support for Group Effort Initiative

Plus: Manitoba Film & Music appoints Steven Foster in director role, YMAs name Steven DeNure Scholarship recipient, and more.

Oscar-winning NFB animator Co Hoedeman dies at 84

Hoedeman’s many projects with the National Film Board of Canada include his Oscar-winning The Sand Castle and BAFTA-winning Tchou-tchou.

NSI names cohort for 2025’s CBC New Indigenous Voices

As part of the program, the 10-person cohort will collaborate on a short film.

Calgary’s Bow Valley College unveils production hub

The Digital Entertainment Nexus Production Hub is designed to support students, film and TV productions and independent creators.

Toronto’s Comedy Bar launches YouTube channel CBMax

The channel’s initial offerings will include comedy specials along with a late-night and panel show.