The homegrown sitcom about a dysfunctional Jewish family in Winnipeg is to air on the Audience Network.
The former Chum Television exec becomes VP of programming at the quartet of movie specialty channels. (Correction: Today’s newsletter had Ms. Baine’s last name incorrectly spelled. We regret the error.)
Industry icons were honoured on the red carpet at the 5th annual Playback Hall of Fame on Thursday night, along with Playback’s 10 to Watch.
Panelists Jay Firestone, Vincenzo Natali, Trevor Fencott and Francesca Accinelli talk about adapting William Gibson’s Neuromancer into a film and game.
Canada’s music awards will bring its block party to Saskatchewan for its 42nd edition.
The Vancouver-based composer is making the move from orchestration on such as Fast Five and Battle Los Angeles to writing his own music for upcoming film Dirty Girl.
The editor got his big break when he was selected to cut 2009’s Defendor, which premiered at that year’s TIFF.
The duo formed Echo Bay Media while in college and their first TV series Departures is widely regarded as a successful take on the travel show genre.
The company confirms it has appointed JP Morgan and Credit Suisse to review buyer interest.
The regulator responds to viewer complaints that TV commercials are louder than regular programming.
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