CBC Entertainment president Nina Tassler (pictured) will deliver the opening keynote at the June event.
This week we see that The Borgias’ third season debut and Lost Girl‘s third season end both caused social media spikes but Big Brother Canada remained the one to beat.
Spin Off from Suddenly SeeMore Productions will debut on the indie broadcaster in fall 2013, before being shopped, along with the original format, to international broadcasters.
A two-hour TV movie concluding the series from Muse and Back Alley Film will be broadcast in winter 2014 on Global.
The Vancouver animation studio and Blockade Entertainment say their animated feature film, based on a video game franchise, will be released in 2015.
Sunday’s airing of the Canadian music awards, which was broadcast on CTV, bested last year’s audience results by 24%.
The NBCUniversal cable network is adding the “progressive dinner” competition series, to be produced by Cineflix Productions, to its development slate.
The city’s film and TV production is booming, according to a presentation Monday to the economic development committee at City Hall.
The Toronto-based indie will produce 80 episodes for the fourth season of the W Network food series, which will travel across Canada and include themed blocks.
Cable and wireless phone revenue offset weakness in the media division as the conglomerate completed the rebranding of City Montreal.
Rob Stewart’s Revolution tops the box office for the week of Apr. 12 to Apr. 18, 2013.
Sudz Sutherland’s Home Again is the top Canadian film for the week of Apr. 5 to Apr. 11, 2013.
The Croods tops the box office for the week of Apr. 12 to Apr. 18, 2013.
Evil Dead tops the box office for the week of Apr. 5 to Apr. 11, 2013.