While radio advertising was down, there were significant upticks in specialty viewership and year-over-year growth in TV advertising.
The Bell Media streamer has partnered with Inside Out to launch an LGBTQ content collection that will house queer content from across its portfolio.
The indie distributor has acquired domestic rights to the art-fraud film, which made its world bow at Hot Docs last night.
Former eOne exec Suzanne Berger has joined Arnie Zipursky’s recently formed company as VP, production.
Bell argues that Quebecor tried to damage its reputation through a series of misleading and defamatory statements.
Savard, who has previously worked at Mosaic Entertainment, joins the Edmonton production unit as it expands its slate of projects.
The filmmaker’s parents discuss plans to bring more Sharkwater stories to screen, and continuing the legacy their son built during his extraordinary life.
Quebecor said it would abide by the order but reiterated its stance that there is a “dramatic imbalance” in the royalties paid to specialty channels.
Bell argued the commission should revoke TVA Sports’ broadcasting licence, while Quebecor’s Pierre Karl Peladeau said doing so could result in the end of the channel.
The transfer of ownership was completed last week, with Stratton retiring and Federgreen taking over the prodco, which counts Heyday! and Emotional Arithmetic among its credits.
Bell Media said the season-eight premiere is the most-watched episode ever on a Canadian pay TV channel, while the return also drove record SVOD activity on Crave.
After six years, the hit Insight-produced format will return with eight new episodes this fall.