The Toronto media co has partnered with BBC Worldwide North America and will launch the factual channel early next year.
The debut feature from Chloe Leriche won awards for best Canadian feature and best director in the Borsos program.
Playback interim editor Megan Haynes on why discoverability is only half the battle.
Lovesick, backed by eOne and Telefilm, debuts at the Whistler Film Festival today.
The Montreal-based prodco is one of two Canadian cos with films at the indie festival.
The film, directed by Leo Scherman, is produced by Carousel Pictures and Insidious Pictures.
Increased flexibility, changes to the tax credit system and a debate over rights ownership: the media cos make their cases for operating in a new digital world.
The comedy series will bow on CraveTV with six new episodes, continuing the tradition of premiering its new seasons on busy weekends.
The association called for an independent review of the CBC, more power for producers in protecting their IP and less paperwork.
The Ontario/B.C. coproduction, based on the award-winning novel, is produced by Trish Dolman, Christine Haebler and Paula Devonshire.
The winners, including Kate & Mim-Mim (pictured) from DHX Media, will each receive $25,000 from the youth programming fund.
The NBCUniversal-owned prodco behind Mr. Robot will create shows based on IP from the story-sharing platform.