Incentives to export content and Canadian spending requirements: Consultation participants share their ideas. (Minister of Canadian Heritage Melanie Joly pictured.)
On your marks, get set, go! The popular reality competition show will return to CTV in 2017.
If the current regulation stands, Canadian voices risk being lost in the crowd, says filmmaker and DGC National president Tim Southam.
Produced by Vancouver-based Big Bad Boo Studios, the preschool series has secured deals with four national broadcasters.
The Kelowna animation studio has tapped the talents of former Rainmaker, Club Penguin and Studio B execs as it looks to expand its slate of originals.
Peter Emerson has been named president of the Montreal-based producer and distributor.
The six-part original, which is currently filming in Montreal, will air on CTV and Super Ecran.
Irene Weibel and Andrew Kerr have co-founded Sutikki, which already has a project with In the Night Garden creator Andrew Davenport in the works.
The three-year agreement gives the media co exclusive rights to broadcast programs such as MasterChef Junior USA (pictured) in French-speaking Canada.
Captain America: Civil War is at #1, with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows at #2 and Beauty and the Beast at #3.
Jaime Bassett and Angel Forbes are among the 13 individuals selected for the second iteration of the program.
Toronto-based Cream Productions has joined the Nonfiction Producers Association, as the organization adds new membership options. (Cream CEO David Brady pictured.)