The president and CEO of Interactive Ontario begins her new role on July 30.
The government’s five-year, $125-million export strategy will also provide increased funding to Telefilm and other Canadian Heritage programs.
An outspoken proponent of Cancon, the CMF president and CEO has devoted her career to growing the biz.
The provincial government’s five-year action plan boosts funding for the production, distribution and discoverability of Quebec cultural products.
The Minister of Canadian Heritage talked to Playback magazine about the growing opportunities for Canadian prodcos in China, and the business challenges that remain.
The seven-person panel will examine how digital cos can contribute to the Canadian system.
CMPA, TVO and others argue the fund’s TV program favours major production funders in its process of determining which projects receive funding.
Canada’s top court said the appeal gives it an opportunity to consider judicial review of actions taken by administrative bodies like the CRTC.
The government and the Canada Council for the Arts will contribute more than $550K to the Cultural Human Resources Council.
Item 7, Transfilm International and Breakthrough Entertainment are among those partnering with Chinese companies on upcoming projects.
The Canadian prodcos signed a memorandum of understanding with CTV Golden Bridge International Media Group during Canada’s trade mission to China.
The commission found that Rogers is not in violation of its license agreement by subcontracting production of its Chinese-language OMNI Regional news broadcast.