Kung Fu Panda 3 tops the DVD chart for the week of June 27 to July 3, followed by Zootopia at #2 and Deadpool at #3.
Bell Media has secured Xbox One distribution for CraveTV, plus more deals of the week.
Final data shows both series outperforming their 2015 premieres, earning close to half a million viewers each. (Dark Matter pictured.)
Christine Diakos (pictured) joins the Love It or List It producer.
The game’s viewership success in Canada contrasts sharply with the 20% decline witnessed in the U.S.
The Orphan Black star adds to her long list of achievements with her second Emmy nomination in a row and Thomas Middleditch gets a nod for lead actor in a comedy series. (Updated.)
James Franco is one of three new jury members added to the film competition, Creative Saskatchewan will support two NSI programs, plus more news of the week.
Both series go into production later this summer in the Greater Toronto Area.
Production on the original series by eOne and Cameron Pictures for Global is now underway in Toronto. (Lead actor Caroline Dhavernas pictured.)
Bots, dynamic pricing apps can help improve business and better the user experience, says the latest Key Trends report from the Canada Media Fund.
Thunderbird executive chair Ivan Fecan is executive producing the award-winning play’s transfer to TV, with production underway.
Amazing Race Canada is at #1 for the week of June 27 to July 3, with Private Eyes at #13 and Houdini & Doyle at #29.