The media company announced several linear specialty and FAST channel greenlights and renewals, including unscripted series A Secret to Die For.
Rosen, who died Thursday at age 65, is being remembered for her “strategic vision and indefatigable optimism.”
Canadian Broadcasters for Sustainability was announced on the first day of the Banff World Media Festival.
Meanwhile, Succession continued to be the most in-demand show in the overall TV chart following its finale.
Breaking Point is a globe-trotting six-episode procedural expected to be filmed in Alberta.
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.
The broadcaster has also announced plans to launch ad tiers for streaming platform Crave, while continuing to expand its original offerings.
Morris has started up Hitsby Entertainment after handing over the Disability Screen Office reins to new executive director Winnie Luk.
The partnership gives Blink49 access to Transatlantic’s roster of book authors and IP to develop and produce original content for the international marketplace.
The programming slate includes new Canadian original titles for HGTV Canada, History and Treehouse.
The Vancouver studio is collaborating with entrepreneur and OWL founder Annabel Slaight to debut a new IP focused on climate action for six- to 10-year-olds.