Veteran film producer and distributor John Dunning finds the aura of respectability surrounding his career a bit odd.

Harold Greenberg, the legendary former head of Astral Media, embodied qualities that are exceptionally rare in a chief executive officer of a media empire. Greenberg was a charming yet resolute force who fought relentlessly to create a film and television industry in Canada, leading the way by executive producing the country’s first international box-office sensation, Porky’s.

Director Claude Jutra is best known for Mon oncle Antoine (1971), considered by many critics as the greatest Canadian film ever made.

Barbara Frum’s name will forever be associated with the CBC. Indeed, the celebrated journalist and broadcaster enjoyed huge popularity, first as one of the original radio hosts of the magazine show As It Happens, and later and as one of the founding cohosts of CBC TV’s The Journal.

Bay Street lawyer and OFDC veteran takes over top spot from Maria Topalovich, wants to bring CTV News back into the Gemini Award fold

Third season of the Epitome teen drama goes to air hot on the heels of season two, with Emily Andras taking over as showrunner

Superhero sequel takes the top spot at the box office for Fox, ahead of Warner Bros’ Nancy Drew by a mile

Disney Channel signs with Decode Entertainment for the pay TV rights to Franny’s Feet

Low-budget tale of pop star turned pop tart set to shoot outside Edmonton

The top man at CHUM says he will bow out of the radio and TV giant after CGM takes over in July, ending 24 years at the Little Station That Could

Zombie comedy performs poorly in New York in L.A., but will nonetheless expand next month into another four markets, looking for better luck in San Francisco and Boston

The Montreal distributor has scheduled Shake Hands with the Devil for Sept. 28, two weeks after the Toronto International Film Festival at which it is expected to debut