After almost five decades at the pubcaster, the long-time exec is leaving CBC to start a new career path as an independent producer.
U.K.-based Futuresource Consulting expects 350,000 4K TVs will be sold in Canada in 2015 as prices come down and consumer awareness rises.
TV and print ad softness lead to a posted net loss, but the company recorded growth in its sports division.
The comedy series, produced by eOne, FLX, Syskon and TV4 and executive produced by Amy Poehler (pictured), aired on Sundays at 8 p.m. on the U.S. net.
Four Canadian shows have received greenlights for new seasons, including Highway Thru Hell (pictured).
The film, television and video production industry generated $4.2 billion in operating revenue in 2013, while the post industry pulled in $784.1 million, new reports from StatsCan say.
Amazing Race Canada tops the chart for the week of July 13 to July 19, with Rookie Blue in the #4 spot.
The Muse Entertainment miniseries drew Spike TV’s highest average viewership in eight years for the 9 to 11 p.m. slot.
Production on the psychological thriller Slasher will take place in Northern Ontario. (Series star Katie McGrath pictured.)
Two Canadian animated series are among the latest titles the Vancouver- and Toronto-based distributor has added to its roster.
Prem Watsa’s holding company is now a majority shareholder in the Toronto-based prodco, with staff and management staying on.
Get Hard holds onto the top spot for another week, with Monster High: Scaris City of Frights at #2 and Kingsman: The Secret Service at #3.