42 is the top-selling DVD for the week of July 22 to July 28, 2013.
Cancon in the top 30: The Amazing Race Canada tops TV for another week, while Rookie Blue climbs to #7, Saving Hope is #16, The Listener is #18 and Motive is #24.
Toronto-based Nerd Corps Entertainment’s Slugterra has extended its U.K. reach by bowing on Channel 5 last Saturday.
Ratnasabapathy (pictured) will drive sales on all digital platforms, including TV sales in English-speaking Canada.
Playback talks to Proper Television exec producer Cathie James about the logistics of nationwide casting for the upcoming food competition series.
Canuck series including Package Deal (pictured) on Mondays, and Storage Wars Canada and Meet the Family, anchoring Sunday nights, join the lineup this fall.
Broadcasters are to blame for the Canadian film industry’s continued woes, said CMPA boss Michael Hennessy, in the wake of the regulatory rebuff.
Rival Bell Media, releasing its own overall results, saw its second quarter revenue rise following its parent BCE acquiring Astral Media.
The Vancouver-based mini-studio showed underlying strength in home entertainment, TV and digital media revenues (Mad Men pictured).
The regulator did approve bids from three new TV services: the French-language AMI TV service, Nouveau TV5 and ARTV.
The original series, which premieres Sept. 2, follows host and appraiser Andrew Zegers (pictured) as he travels across North America visiting people and their prized collections.
Toronto-based producer/distributor Thomas Howe Associates has hired BBC Worldwide Canada’s Gwen Jones McCauley (pictured) for the role of SVP of content sales and business development.