Canada’s top programming execs take a stab at reading TV’s tea leaves and end up debating the definition of Cancon and strategies for future success.
Who’s the man driving original programming at the broadcaster, and what’s his plan? Playback speaks to Lennox following his first upfront to find out.
The annual media conference kicks off with a few nuggets from Melanie Joly about what lies ahead and a deep dive with broadcast leaders on content monetization.
The newly merged broadcaster officially unveiled its programming and advertising pitch to buyers and execs on Thursday night at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto.
Mary Kills People, the new drama from eOne and Cameron Pictures for Global, is TV built on a future-forward talent model.
The MGM Television series will set up shop at Cinespace Film Studios, with Take 5 and Whizbang handling production in Canada. (Lead Elisabeth Moss pictured.)
The company’s fall/winter schedule sees The Real Housewives of Toronto joining The Bachelorette Canada alongside three new originals for its factual lineup on specialty.
The outgoing CTV series joined The Romeo Section and 19-2 for scripted TV awards, while The Devout took best film and Sports On Fire best doc series.
Two new series are set for City while the third is a scripted commission for Viceland. (Updated.)
The recently greenlit kids series for Kids’ CBC has a head start on world travel.
The distributor has acquired Canadian rights to the family feature from Trilight and is working with the Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada.
The annual awards gala saw editors on projects including Guantanamo’s Child, River (pictured), Texas Rising and Hannibal recognized for their careful eye.