The latest cuts will be across departments and will come at the start of next year in Montreal and Toronto.
The provincial government funds are to support location services and marketing initiatives over two years.
Sinking Ship’s Dino Dana will bow on Amazon’s Prime Video platform in 2016, along with two other new original series.
Mongrel Media takes the Canadian rights to Michael Moore’s Where to Invade Next (pictured), plus more deals of the week.
The deal with the English Language Arts Network and Quebec English-language Production Council is the first of its kind for a federal cultural agency in Quebec, the NFB says.
Rogers Media president Rick Brace and Vice co-founder Suroosh Alvi shared insight into the new Vice product at Thursday’s launch.
Nelvana sells preschool series Trucktown to Discovery Latin America, while hit series Mike the Knight is growing its distribution in French Canada and LatAm.
The TV channel will take over Rogers Media’s bio channel licence on the dial.
Revenues for Quebecor’s media segment were up 21.3% to $226.5 million, with overall Quebecor revenues also increasing 9.5% to $971.7 million.
Despite increased operating costs, Bell Media posted a revenue increase attributed to higher advertising and subscriber revenues.
Joly, the MP for Montreal’s Ahuntsic-Cartierville riding, ran for mayor of Montreal in 2013 and has also worked in both law and communications.
Jennifer Bragg (pictured) will oversee content development in the factual, reality and lifestyle genres, reporting to Portfolio CEO Joy Rosen.