Time-hopping whodunnit Across the River to Motor City makes it to air this week, despite the dissolution of CHUM, though its future remains a mystery

Former Alliance Atlantis exec says carriers are closing the gap with Europe and Asia at conference, though services still need to be cheaper

Antics of the animated Plasticine characters place third on the Nielsen home video chart, nipping at the heels of Hollywood heavies Transformers and Meet the Robinsons

Content giant to provide sports, factual entertainment, comedies and drama — many from Britain — to start-up pay-TV service

Show of solidarity with the WGA will see scribes from Canada, Australia, the U.K. and across the globe march on Nov. 28 — just as shoots for U.S. shows shut down in B.C.

Laurie Lynd was sceptical, but Mongrel thinks his gay hockey comedy can hold its own amid holiday heavies like Fred Claus and Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium

Film and TV boss at provincial funder stepping down after six years for personal reasons, relocating to Paris

Outspoken NDPer replaced by housing critic, as Parliament’s standing committee names members. Tory topper Gary Schellenberger re-elected as chair

Twentieth edition of Image+nation returns with cannibalism, Middle East politics and immigration

British TV host, best known for his sit-downs with Nixon and Kissinger, and who currently works for al-Jazeera International, will headline conference in January

Departure after 30 years under CHUM comes amid post-buyout streamlining of news operations and warnings about the future of local reporting

Film and TV producers have different priorities than those caught up in the new and turbulent world of interactive, says head of CIAIC