As more studies show that kids using tablets at increasingly younger ages, Nickelodeon is zeroing in on the market with learning-oriented apps.
Launching in partnership with the David Suzuki Foundation and Earth 911, GreenYrLife is like FarmVille for the green-minded,
The Quebec government is making it easier for visual effects and video game producers to recruit foreign artists for seasonal work.
Rainmaker has entered production on Sly Cooper, its second film project based on a PlayStation video game franchise.
Research released by the Canadian Interactive Alliance shows revenues in the industry rising but the number of full-time jobs isn’t keeping pace.
Eighteen projects, almost half of which are youth-focused, are given a cash injection by the Canadian Media Fund.
The game app, which accompanies the Canadian original film that premieres on Dec. 5 on the History Channel, will also roll out in the U.S. and U.K.
The new live-action youth series from Thunderbird Films looks to engage fans online and off ahead of its just-announced January premiere.
The boy-skewing action property from Vancouver-based Nerd Corps Entertainment is the focus of new international licensing deals as the company looks to explore additional product and promotional opportunities.
The B.C.-based studio is taking a TV-inspired approach to its first title, an immersive survival simulation for PCs.
The video game company said it will create 500 new jobs in Montreal over the next seven years as part of its expansion.
The Toronto-based producer and distributor has presold its new preschool series, Zerby Derby (pictured) to Sprout in the U.S. and South Korea’s MBC, heading into MIPCOM next month.