Set to launch this fall, the business-facing platform is meant to tap into the 12,000 content buyers unable to attend major industry events.
MasterChef Canada is at #18, followed by Big Brother Canada at #29.
The six-part music series, exec produced by John Brunton and Lindsay Cox of Insight Productions, is set to go to camera this fall in Toronto.
After 16 years on CTV, a deal with CARAS will see the 2018 awards broadcast on the pubcaster.
But the telco posted a 6% bump in overall profits, thanks in part to a $26 million gain in its media business.
The Minister of Canadian Heritage will meet with execs from YouTube and the Academy, as well as the city’s mayor.
The four-part series, commissioned by Bell Media, is one of 12 documentary winners.
The comedy, from Mike Clattenburg and Laura Michalchyshyn’s prodco, is set for a winter 2018 debut on CBC.
The commission will look to renew and monitor the pubcaster’s licence, as well as research the financial state of digital media as part of its three-year plan.
The company will remain as a tenant at the 1.8-acre site until next year.
Three quarters of Canadians still pay for TV in some form and most prefer cable. But fibre optic share is steadily rising.
DHX Media has licensed the animated series to eight new linear broadcasters, as well as Netflix.