The Pink Papers will identify barriers and gaps for LGBTQ2S+ professionals in Canada’s screen sector, with research supported by the Canada Media Fund.
The series Boundary Pond is based on a novel set on the Quebec and Maine border, with Louis Choquette attached as showrunner and director.
Tojo and the Tale of Daruma tells the story of the Japanese-Canadian chef who helped bring sushi into Western mainstream cuisine.
WildBrain’s Malory Towers has earned four nominations, including the Children’s or Family Viewing Series award.
The agreement marks the end of an 11-week strike for the 74 employees represented by the Canadian Media Guild.
The treaty will replace the existing agreement between the two countries, originally signed in 1987.
The slate includes Our Gay Family from Toronto’s Firestarter Productions.
The police procedural is produced by Lark Productions and stars Supinder Wraich and Enrico Colantoni.
Zapruder Films’ Matthew Miller and Elevation Pictures’ Adrian Love offered insight on the benefit of influencer campaigns.
Plus: the Black Screen Office adds two directors to the board, and Madison Thomas’ Finality of Dusk makes its world premiere.
As president of Cineflix Studios Vancouver, Miller will handle the production and coproduction of scripted and unscripted work in the region.
The final six episodes of the New Metric Media comedy will premiere on Dec. 25.
The job cuts include 300 in-house production roles as part of a reorganization plan to focus on TVA’s “core businesses.”
Aircraft’s Anthony Leo discusses the winning European Alliance pitch for the family adventure series The Emperor’s Stone: The Search of La Buse’s Treasure.
Disney+’s Loki topped both the digital originals and overall TV demand charts for a second week.