The original drama, created by Tara Armstrong, is produced by eOne and Cameron Pictures, in association with Corus Entertainment.
Season one of the comedy, produced by Thunderbird Entertainment in association with Soulpepper, has garnered big ratings for the pubcaster.
We’re looking back on the shows, mergers, regulatory curveballs and tech innovations that defined the Canadian media landscape in the 1990s.
The Toronto-based producer-distributor has claimed insolvency and is seeking an extended stay of proceedings to sell its library.
Donald McDonald adds the role of COO, taking over duties from former president and chief operating officer Malcolm Knox, who left the company in September.
A new animated season of the beloved comedy is heading to the specialty channel.
It’s our birthday, we’ll throwback if we want to! Playback is celebrating its anniversary, so we’re counting down the major industry milestones and players. First up, the ’80s.
Original Playback editor Mark Smyka reflects back on how the industry has changed…and how it’s stayed the same.
The Vancouver-shot drama series, which is based on a South Korean format, was given a straight-to-series order.
Immigration lawyer Lorraine P. D’Alessio on how Canada’s media industries could benefit from new federal initiatives.
What did it take to make this year’s list? Killer growth strategies, diversification and strong partnerships, for starters.
Check out who made it to the association’s holiday gathering to toast 2016.