As CBC’s executives continue to fine-tune its strategy, the pubcaster is increasing its digital-content load – in part with more features – and enhancing its ‘local for global’ approach.
New shows from Temple Street Productions, Circle Blue Entertainment and Don Carmody TV join the primetime lineup, alongside the return of Street Legal.
Tele Ragout’s Louis et La Faune Urbaine and Les Encanteurs are two unscripted series set to debut in the coming year.
YES TV in Canada and BYUtv in the U.S. have ordered an additional 22 episodes of the family game show.
Cory Bowles’ debut feature was one of the projects celebrated at the fourth annual ceremony in Halifax.
An outspoken and passionate filmmaker, Tierney left an indelible mark on Canadian film.
Canada’s top court said the appeal gives it an opportunity to consider judicial review of actions taken by administrative bodies like the CRTC.
Produced by Screen Siren Pictures, Terminal City Pictures and Devonshire Productions, the film is released by Elevation Pictures.
Ferris’s Room, directed by Ryan Mains, marks the broadcaster’s move into in-house feature production.
From writer/director Sara Beth Edwards, the indie romantic comedy has lined up some big-name exec producers.
Louis Pearson joins the company as it looks to invest more in locally produced originals.