After months of public and online discussion, Canadian Heritage has released a summary of its findings, which will help inform its upcoming cultural policy toolkit.
The Mary Kills People creator and co-executive producer on her fascination with death and her drive to create strong female characters.
The Great Canadian Baking Show will go into production in May ahead of a fall 2017 premiere.
With its film business expanding fast in Canada and the U.S., the Vancouver studio has announced a pair of L.A. hires to support the launch of a TV division.
The fund will support the codevelopment and coproduction of projects from Canadian and Jerusalem-based producers.
DHX is expanding the Teletubbies brand into video games, Squeeze inks more international deals for Cracke, plus more deals.
Ten people have been laid off at the media company’s York Mills Road station.
Toronto-based General Purpose Entertainment has produced a series for Bravo’s U.S. digital offshoot Unleashed as it looks to diversify its portfolio in a consolidating environment.
Global creative studio Framestore is expanding its operations in Canada, APTN launches two new series, plus more news.
With the global competitive gaming market expected to hit $1.92 billion by 2018, Super Channel is looking to get in on the action while bringing its age demo down.
The Cardinal writer/executive producer talks about how the CTV series came together, why he transitioned to TV and what lies ahead.
The eight-part series, produced by Force Four Entertainment, was filmed over 48 hours and involved 60 camera crews.