The Force Four Entertainment series challenges 100 families to collectively raise $1 million in 10 weeks to ease their financial problems.
In another move to accommodate Canadians’ increasingly fractured media consumption habits, Rogers has expanded its TV offering to include go-anywhere iPad access for 20 channels.
New shows Alcatraz and Work It headline the January launches on Citytv and OMNI.
The EVP of CBC English Services tells Mark Dillon about the challenges of her new role and cultivating a slate of Cancon that Canadians want to watch.
Formerly titled Broadway Bootcamp, the 13-ep series will premiere Feb. 10 at 8 p.m. on Bravo!
The Category 2 specialty service is the latest movie-themed TV offering in the Canadian TV landscape as broadcasters face new challenges from OTT services like Netflix.
Canadian shows shine on the Shaw Media channel’s mid-season schedule.
Director/producer Paul Saltzman talks about the film’s continuing impact, screening this week at the White House and his upcoming Mississippi-based project.
Shaw Media’s VP of original content talks about her approach to commissioning great shows and programming highlights of 2011.
Deathly Hallows: Part II from the series about “the boy who lived” takes the top-selling DVD spot again this week. (Free content)
The former Two and a Half Men star appeared on CTV Monday night to tell Canadians he was returning to TV with a new sitcom from Lionsgate Television.
The Big Bang Theory is on top this week, with Survivor: South Pacific at #3 and Russell Peters’ Christmas at #6. (Free content)