The Toronto-headquartered company also released its year-end financial report, which saw an increase in net income for fiscal 2022.
The 15 participants will present scripted and unscripted projects to buyers at ISS during the Banff World Media Festival.
The additional investment is meant to support content from underrepresented voices and French-speaking communities.
With the second of two phases of construction now complete, the facility is fully operational with four stages.
An adaptation of a Kids Can Press book, the 2D-animated comedy series is Sixteen South’s first Canadian copro.
The titles will world premiere as part of the April television festival, with Streams Flow From A River and L’air d’aller also part of the lineup.
The new 10-episode season is scheduled to film in Montreal in spring.
The CBC original docuseries is produced by Toronto-based HeartHat Entertainment.
The actors union is targeting Canadian Tire, M&M Food Market, McDonald’s, Rogers, Walmart and H&R Block for working with agencies it says are engaged in a lockout.
The Crave and APTN lumi original limited series had its world premiere at the television festival in France.
Phase one of Jette Studios, owned and operated by Julijette Inc. and Volume Global, is expected to be operational this fall in Niverville, Man.