CBC faces the music, GTA-based equipment supplier launches new division after latest acquisition, Sinking Ship lands global licensing deals for a fan-favourite series, plus more.
A 41-page report from the standing committee on industry and technology said the merger will have a negative impact on affordability for consumers and called for a review of the Competition Act.
The Canadian Association of Exporters has issued a joint statement amid the attack on the region, while TIFF says it will “suspend participation” of Russian film delegations.
The Moonshine and Call Me Fitz creator and showrunner will develop original scripted TV content under the multi-year agreement.
Loverin, who comes from the Tlingit and Tahltan Nations, will take on the role of producer, originals documentaries starting April 1.
The annual budget will increase to $80 million by 2024/25, revealed as part of the province’s recent budget update.
Super Channel has partnered with the Canadian Film Fest for the third year to present its 10-feature lineup as part of its linear broadcast schedule, along with other virtual offerings.
Companies such as Blue Ant Media and Gusto Worldwide Media are cutting business ties due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
First launched in the U.S. as a joint venture between Chip and Joanna Gaines and Discovery, Magnolia will serve as a rebrand for Corus’ existing lifestyle channel DIY Network Canada.
The Women of Colour Content Creator Database was launched by CaribbeanTales Media Group’s Frances-Anne Solomon to offer more visibility and resources for women of colour in the screen industry.
Run the Burbs, Son of a Critch and Strays have all been renewed for sophomore seasons.
The case study will track a major Quebec feature film through its production process to collect data on priorities for sustainable practices in the audiovisual industry.