The lineup for the specialty includes new competition series Cutthroat Kitchen (pictured) and Food Court Wars.
BlackBerry will sponsor companion program Inside the Race with BlackBerry, while Air Canada, Chevrolet and Interac will offer race-inspired games and challenges.
The Corus-owned kids channel will premiere new series like OH NO! It’s an Alien Invasion and See Dad Run (pictured).
The new channel, formerly known as the Score, will launch on Canada Day with a MLB match-up and the new show Blue Jays Xpress.
Mobovivo CEO Trevor Doerksen (pictured) says the companies will work with Quebec broadcasters and production companies to provide the tech and creative for scripted and unscripted second screen experiences.
The broadcaster is keeping andPOP’s CEO Robert Ostfield (pictured) on to head up the recently launched Channel Zero Digital arm, which will house the newly acquired properties.
The Quebec take on the live sketch comedy format will see two 90-minute specials air in 2014.
The Shaw Media specialty’s lineup is anchored by new U.S. series like Scoring The Deal and features homegrown shows Esther Extraordinaire and Consumed (pictured).
The Shaw property’s schedule features new series like Salvage Dawgs (pictured) and returning shows like Million Dollar Contractor.
Michele McEnery has been appointed to the position, which she is taking over from Jerome Leys.