The producer aims to achieve equal representation in key creative positions for animated, doc and interactive works by 2020.
Director Jean-Francois Pouliot makes it two in a row, after La Guerre des Tuques 3D won the award last year.
Randy Lennox’s former responsibilities as president of broadcast and content have been divvied up.
The Beaverton showrunners talk about bringing the series to market, getting into trouble for being actual fake news and where the show goes from here.
The executive director of Screen Nova Scotia discusses the province’s incentive fund and building the local industry.
Twelve more episodes of the detective thriller from eOne and Sienna Films will go to camera in 2017. (Updated: with showrunner announcements for seasons two and three).
Foreign investment in major productions was a key driver, with animation/VFX also seeing significant growth.
The media company has announced a change in its upper ranks as Mary Ann Turcke leaves after 12 years.
The public film festival will reduce its lineup by 20% and retire two of its 16 curated sections.
After months of public and online discussion, Canadian Heritage has released a summary of its findings, which will help inform its upcoming cultural policy toolkit.
The Great Canadian Baking Show will go into production in May ahead of a fall 2017 premiere.
The province’s interactive digital media sector generated $1.4 billion in 2015, according to a report, but access to public funding and experienced talent remain a hurdle.