The Ottawa-based digital media prodco adds writer-producer Steph Brown (pictured) to its growing list of new talent.
Vancouver-filmed Almost Human takes over the Bones 8 p.m. timeslot on Nov. 4, while Canuck actor Michael J. Fox returns to TV in The Michael J. Fox Show (pictured) on Sept. 25.
Long-time Cogeco senior exec Louise St-Pierre (pictured) will oversee the company’s Canadian cable operations.
The TV movie, filming in and around Fort Langley, B.C., is based on the novel by Ronda Rich.
The veteran programmer (pictured) will stay on until the end of September as the network seeks a new director of original programming.
The Canadian mini-studio and U.S.-based indie will finance and develop primarily one-hour dramatic cable pilots under the newly formed Sunrise TV banner.
The former VP of digital communications for media agency UM Canada joins the pubcaster as part of its Revenue Group.
The digital media veteran (pictured) takes the top job at the U.S. online giant’s Canadian operations, based in Toronto.
42 is the top-selling DVD for the week of July 15 to July 22, 2013.
Amazing Race Canada tops TV for another week, while Rookie Blue is #11, Saving Hope is #19 and The Listener is #20.
The Canadian actor wins the award for Individual Achievement in Drama at the Television Critics Association (TCA) awards in Beverly Hills on Aug. 3.