The French-language channel is promoting itself ahead of a new slate of programming hitting airwaves this fall.
Ratings for the brand’s suite of digital networks are up 33% for 2015 to date.
TV and print ad softness lead to a posted net loss, but the company recorded growth in its sports division.
The regulator says increasing high-speed internet demand means large companies need to make fibre facilities available to competitors.
The request would see exhibition requirements for Canadian content reduced as pick-and-pay comes into effect, but is accompanied by a pledge to maintain expenditure.
Calling the decision “unreasonable,” the football league has filed a motion to intervene in Bell Media’s appeal of the CRTC’s simsub ruling.
President and CEO Doug Murphy says the next 18 months will be spent “fortifying” the company’s brands and competitive position.
The global tournament proves a draw for Canadian viewers, with the U.S.-Japan final match pulling in record ratings.
An average audience of 3.2 million viewers tuned in to watch Canada’s loss to England on Saturday in the FIFA Women’s World Cup.
However, a soft ad market and the sale of two channels to Corus last year contributed to a drop in revenue year-over-year for the nine months ending May 31.
The automotive brand has returned as the lead sponsor of Discovery Canada’s most popular programming week of the year with a branded web series.
The exhibitor is looking to bolster summer blockbuster business with the addition of eSports events to its schedule.