The special airs on Nov. 4, one day before Americans head to the polls.
Magic Hours, Secret History: Women Warriors and Hey, Viktor! won three awards apiece at the Calgary awards ceremony.
The Changing Narratives Fund was created to support the training of diverse voices in Canada’s media sector.
The series is an adaptation of the Japanese format where young children experience independence through running errands.
Black Fawn Distribution picks up the retro horror film The Last Video Store, Gusto Español cooks up a Fubo deal and So Long, Marianne finds new buyers.
LaRue Entertainment’s head of development has been a staunch champion of emerging voices in Canada’s screen sector.
The broadcaster has inked a deal with NBCUniversal Global TV Distribution for USA Network and Oxygen True Crime as part of its Discovery rebrand.
Multiple outlets have reported Marie-Philippe Bouchard will take the top job at the national pubcaster, though Heritage says the decision has not been finalized.
The funding organizations are currently in development on a strategy to support Black and people of colour creators.
The Christmas-themed mystery series is produced by Lionsgate Canada and Headspinner Productions, based on the Audible podcast.
The board determined that remaining a standalone public company was in the best interests of stakeholders, according to Thunderbird’s year-end financial results.
Near or Far joins a raft of SSE originals launching at MIPJunior and MIPCOM later this month.