The IIFAs, Bollywood’s film awards, is set to air on pay per view TV from Toronto’s Rogers Center through a deal between show organizers Wizcraft and OMNI Television.
As the Banff World Media Festival sets to kick off, the OTT service, and whether or not it should be regulated, is set to be top of mind next week.
As the show enters production, Comedy Network’s Sarah Fowlie talks about how the comedy troupe won her over.
CBC and VisionTV answer Bell Media’s 10-year deal with Skate Canada by landing a five-year TV deal with the International Skating Union.
Sienna Films and UK partner Artists Studio have created a drama about a multinational military medical unit in Afghanistan that can play to international audiences.
Complementary to our latest print issue, the full company listings for each category of our annual report.
Shaftesbury’s interactive arm taps a DC Comics artist to lend an animation/live-action style to its extension of the Murdoch series.
Canadian broadcast sales company ends management contract with Christie Lites Sales and installs new top execs Larry Lavoie and Marc Ford.
Cover Me Canada will see musicians nationwide compete to see who best reinterprets classic Canadian songs.
Wapos Bay may be ending its TV run, but the team behind the stop-motion series has an interactive strategy mapped out for this fall.
The latest survey from BBM Analytics and CBC/Radio-Canada indicates that 10% of Canadians aged 18 to 34 subscribe to the web-based service.
The annual awards gala saw the Grand Prize for Best Program handed out to Stella and Sam, from Radical Sheep and Playhouse Disney Canada.