The promotion comes six months after the former eOne Family exec joined the company.
Pacific Northwest Pictures and Search Engine have jointly acquired the Canadian rights to Learning to Drive (pictured), and more deals of the week.
DHX Television has also licensed three AwesomenessTV series that will air on Family Channel.
Ad revenue is down in the company’s media business but subscriber revenue is up, thanks to a boost from the company’s new CraveTV SVOD streamer.
Amazing Race Canada tops the TV chart for the week of July 20 to July 26, with the Pan Am closing ceremony at #3 and Rookie Blue at #12.
Gia Sandhu (Beeba Boys), and Varun Saranga (The Best Laid Plans) are among eight actors chosen to participate in the CFC’s residency.
The eight-day Halifax film festival will also feature seven world premieres of Canadian feature films.
The funding, distributed through the CMF’s Aboriginal Program, was awarded to five kids’ productions, five docs and two drama projects.
A week after adding four new kids series to its catalog, Picture Box Distribution has picked up a number of titles from Norwegian entertainment company Earthtree Media.
Changes to the province’s funding regime will see the minimum per-applicant threshold increased by $350,000 a year.
The Toronto-based arts and entertainment PR firm has opened a U.S. office headed up by director Kevin McLean.
The co-host of the CBC lifestyle series died early Tuesday morning. (Hyndman pictured.)