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Canada One, take two

The CRTC turned them down. Now the would-be digichannel claims the regulator misunderstood the original application

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VFS partners with Joost

Building on its already successful self-promotion on YouTube and other sites, the Vancouver Film School will provide student-made content to the Internet TV service, putting its cut of the coin towards a film fund

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Webb, Di Pasquale re-up at Peace Arch

Contract renewals at busy Toronto producer/distributor follow fresh deals with Distraction, Sony and CBC

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Weinsteins take a Walk

U.S. distributor picks up rights to the dominatrix-next-door thriller Walk All Over Me in post-TIFF deal

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Chuck faces Extinction

Will pratfalls and penguins beat out the third go-round of Resident Evil at the box office? Or will Universal take the top spot with its teen laugher Sydney White?

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Stroumboulopoulos to host Geminis

Host of The Hour and team to put their experience with the glitzy MuchMusic Video Awards to work for CBC broadcast from Regina

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Lévesque lives again

Second miniseries about legendary politician in production for CBC and SRC, revisiting the 1980 referendum. ‘This man had a huge impression on everyone in Quebec,’ says producer. ‘We knew there was going to be another’

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Entertainment One signs with Summit

Out-of-nowhere distributor to handle Summit titles in Canada and the U.K. into 2010, through Seville and newly acquired Contender Films

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Bolen, blogtv axed at AAC

Post-takeover shuffling sends VP of content, together with execs Heather Conway, Errol Da Ré and Jackie Saad, to the exit. Social network blogtv.ca going dark after just six months

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Toonmakers gather in Ottawa

Animation industry expected to approach $160 billion by 2008, says Toon Boom boss at opening of Television Animation Conference

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Sun-Times topper joins Ceeb

Veteran newspaperman John Cruickshank to take over as publisher of CBC News, returning to Canada after a seven-year run at the Chicago Sun-Times

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Arcand eyeing Oscar again

Days of Darkness has been sent to Hollywood for consideration at the Oscars, looking to repeat the best foreign-language glory of its predecessor The Barbarian Invasions