Plus: Riftworld Legends comic expands to print this month and LIFT, imagineNATIVE announce mentorship recipient.
The Toronto-based Little Engine Moving Pictures’ new live-action series about four talking pugs will premiere on the pubcaster this fall.
From social storytelling to AI, a new CMF report digs into the trends transforming the global media industry and highlights phenomena producers need to pay attention to.
As the commission embarks on a quest to determine the future of Canada’s content distribution system, it’s asking Canadians why they watch content the way they do.
The Montreal-based digital media company has acquired the assets of the music documentary-focused SVOD.
Wendy Litner and Lauren Corber tackle infertility in a new digital original comedy.
The deal sees the dark crime thriller heading to eight territories across Europe and South America, including France, Brazil and Italy.
The LGBTQ channel has commissioned a second season of the show, after season one drew almost 850,000 views on YouTube.
Match made in heaven? The e-commerce giant picked up the series about a home shopping channel host for its U.K., German and Japanese Prime Video service.
The prodco is looking to diversify and reach an 18-to-35-year-old audience with the release of the 1970s-set comedy Terrific Women.
The creators of the CBC Comedy web series have launched a new digital comic, Riftworld Legends.
According to the latest report from PwC Canada, SVODs and internet advertising will lead growth in the market.