Global and local experts discussed opportunities and concerns for the Canadian market, including the health of the kids sector.
CBC is among the buyers for 2D animation Lana Longbeard, Blue Ant and World of Wonder’s Drag Race Universe heads to Roku, and more.
Production on the Waterside Studios series, produced by RubyRock Pictures and Aircraft Pictures, will also take place in Canada.
Meanwhile, FX’s long-running series It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia debuted on the TV chart, and Ted Lasso continued to lead digital demand.
The media executives also discussed Bill C-11 and a declining broadcasting system in a globalized landscape on a panel at BANFF.
New development projects, an original doc, and a raft of acquisitions are part of its Canadian slate announced at the Banff World Media Festival.
Davey & Jonesie’s Locker is created by Evany Rosen and will stream on Prime Video in Canada, Australia and New Zealand, and on Hulu in the U.S.
The media company announced several linear specialty and FAST channel greenlights and renewals, including unscripted series A Secret to Die For.
Meanwhile, Succession continued to be the most in-demand show in the overall TV chart following its finale.
The programming teams discuss how they’ve been able to “ramp up” Crave and the impact of continued strike activity south of the border.
The draft directions from the Department of Canadian Heritage on the implementation of the Online Streaming Act will be open for a 45-day public consultation.