The partnership will involve the creation of an online resource centre for the Canadian screen sector.
The job losses are in addition to the 20% workforce reduction that was confirmed by Hasbro in June.
The renewals include public broadcasters Knowledge Network and TFO, as well as New Tang Dynasty Television and CHEK-DT Victoria.
Plus: LIFT names the second winner of its Josephine Massarella Artist Award, and Netflix renews its support for the CFC’s Norman Jewison Film Program.
A total of 14 prizes were handed out in the 19th edition of the Montreal pitch forum.
The Path Forward: The streamer also discussed its existing investments in Canada, while the Bell Fund called for additional support for CIPFs.
Netflix’s reality competition series Squid Game: The Challenge, which is inspired by the original scripted series, was a new entry on the digital chart.
The Nova Scotia-born actor and union leader was the first president of the Canadian Actors’ Equity Association.
The Iranian-Canadian filmmaker will receive $250,000 worth of in-kind support for her dark comedy feature After Love.
The Path Forward: the Shaw Rocket Fund, Accessible Media Inc., and Digital First Canada also spoke at the CRTC hearings on Wednesday.
The series is produced by Hitsby Entertainment and will begin filming in Hamilton, Ont. next month.
The Indigenous Producers Budgeting Intensive is targeted to Indigenous women to help them budget their first feature film.
In its Q1 2024 financial report, the company disclosed that it has eliminated “certain roles” as part of a cost-savings initiative.
The Path Forward: Rogers has proposed contributions of 2% of revenues for foreign online services to the CRTC, while Paramount argued against a base contribution entirely.