Corus Entertainment has released a statement characterizing claims outlined in a recent media report as “deeply misleading.”
Murdoch Mysteries is at #16 for the week of Feb. 8 to Feb. 14, with MasterChef Canada at #25 and Saving Hope at #30.
Studios and unions across Canada are grappling with the collision of a wildly low Canadian dollar, the ongoing effects of “peak TV” and fluctuating regional incentives.
Boat Rocker Rights has acquired the worldwide distribution rights for series across Fox’s Xploration Station programming block from Steve Rotfeld Productions. (Awesome Planet pictured.)
Toronto-based distributor Portfolio Entertainment has secured a raft of new TV sales for its hit animated preschool series Doki.
The studio, a division of Ubisoft since 2008, is looking to tap more of Montreal’s VFX talent via the new location.
Vancouver Film and North Shore studio chiefs on the province’s move to include the industry in discussions around possible changes to B.C.’s production tax credit program.
APTN is prepping the launch of the 24-hour U.S. channel that could debut in the second half of 2016. (Pictured: APTN CEO Jean LaRose)
The companies have also entered a long-term home entertainment partnership deal for multiple territories. (The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 pictured.)
The Toronto-based agency opened a West Coast office in June of last year. (Brown pictured.)
Toronto Mayor John Tory and director of entertainment industries Zaib Shaikh will be meeting with representatives from 11 U.S. studios.
The 40 x 22-minute animated series is produced by Illinois-based Spiffy Pictures.