Canada is losing U.S. pilot shoots to New York and rival US locales as the Hollywood’s hunt for new TV shows kicks into gear.
More viewers turned into the 31st Annual Genie Awards on CBC than in the last seven years combined, as the William Shatner-hosted celebration of Canadian film saw a 15-year ratings high.
All For One With Debbie Travis (six x 60 minutes) from Whalley-Abbey Media is launching at MIPTV next month, with Travis as the host, creator and executive producer.
Indie distributor Cineflix International has sold two docu-soaps into foreign markets, including placing the Australian series Air Ways in Scandinavia.
American Idol moves to second place with 2.5 million as finalists are narrowed down.
Canada’s Astral Media is adding to its slate of youth programming with the launch of the multiplatform Disney XD brand on June 1.
Looking to bring more of a comedy club feel to the small screen, the Just For Laughs Television, HBO Canada and Movie Central are debuting the new edgy series Funny As Hell on Friday night.
The latest multi-year agreement for the first time hands Score Media online, mobile and VOD rights to WWE content.
The Shaw Media channel debuts three new shows, with Canadian DIY celebs Mike Holmes and Gail Vaz-Oxlade each getting a new vehicle.
Last year’s Junos on CTV pulled in an average 1.6 million viewers, putting the Canadian show firmly in primetime.
The first thing you need to know about the daughters, mothers and grandmothers on the legendary Uluit women’s hockey team in Nunavik is they don’t like to lose.
Magical Mystery Cures, hosted by Quirks and Quarks’ Bob McDonald, examines nutraceuticals – the pills and potions that promise miracle results.