ONE picks up a slew of content from its US counterpart, the lifestyle and wellness channel Veria TV.
The film, which features Paris as a playground for Dino, a cat, has been a strong performer on the festival circuit after bowing at the New York International Film Festival.
The former panelist of the CBC show has signed on to host a new show, Risky Business, on the Shaw Media channel.
Kennedys, Durham County, Rookie Blue and Call Me Fitz land multiple nominations.
Former Dragon’s Den star W. Brett Wilson is getting his own TV show. The Calgary businessman on Wednesday will take the wraps off of his new TV series to bow in September 2011.
The Banff World Media Festival has announced its list of nominees for this year’s Fiction, Non-fiction and Interactive Rockies, to be held during the 32nd annual edition of the event, from June 12 to 15. Twenty-nine awards are to be handed out in total.
The stateside channel acquired 40 half-hours of the animated comedy set to debut later this year.
Anthony Sayers’ lawyer, Karen McArthur, has been trying to get the charges dropped on grounds that arresting officers have yet to fully outline the allegations against her client.
Dancing with the Stars two-steps into number two for the week.
Breakthrough Entertainment has completed a number of programming deals with several broadcasters across the territory.