The change sees Tomik (pictured) become Rogers’ chief sales officer as Alan Dark takes over his position at the pubcaster.
The Corus-owned company’s content acquisition and merchandising rep deal for China with the country’s Ciwen Media Group includes animated series such as Babar.
Kevin Dewalt’s production shingle will work with Georgeville Television on Crossbones, a period pirate drama for NBC, and an untitled pandemic thriller for ABC.
The Canadian actor is to play an eccentric dental hygienist in the single camera sitcom from executive producer Tim McAuliffe (pictured) and indie producer DHX Media.
Friends of Canadian Broadcasting estimates the pubcaster stands to lose $200 million and more than 400 hours of programming if it loses rights to NHL broadcasts.
Peace Point Entertainment president and exec producer Les Tomlin says the strategy helps to bridge production budget gaps.
The sci-fi series is currently in production in Toronto and also features a massive multiplayer online tie-in game (pictured).
In addition to the Engineering Emmy win, the Montreal-based company has teamed up with Burbank, Calif-based Bento Box to create a paperless digital animation pipeline for projects such as Bob’s Burgers.
The children’s educational pre-school series is anchored to a mouse character brand of Montreal’s Kutoka Interactive.
The Netherlands-based international action sports channel also acquired U.S. series Monster Jam (pictured).
Programs hosted by Sarah Richardson have been sold to France, Australia and elsewhere, while French-Canadian Canal Vie has ordered new episodes of Sarah’s House (pictured).
According to the Media Technology Monitor, each week four-screen Canadians watch more than five hours of online videos and about two and a half hours of both online TV and Netflix.
Robyn Hutt (pictured left), former SVP of original programming for truTV, and Rachel Low (pictured right), ex-Red Apple Entertainment president, will lead the international prodco’s Canadian headquarters.
Created by Frank Van Keeken (pictured) the Temple Street teen comedy is set to air on the U.S. channel beginning in March 2013.
Playback’s editors in Cannes report on Sanctuary (pictured) getting syndication, Shaftesbury’s Do-Over pact, new Peace Point Rights partnerships, DHX sales to Germany and Breakthrough’s Rocket Monkeys rollout.