Station owner Pelmorex commits to increasing the amount of revenue it allots to Canadian programming under the new licence.
The industry champion was known for hosting Saturday Night at the Movies for 25 years.
Crossmedia projects will be in the spotlight before an audience of investors and potential partners at the Interactive Ontario conference.
Production on the CBC MOW, which follows the rebirth of an East Coast basketball team following tragedy, is set to start this fall.
The Audio Code establishes terms and conditions for a range of audio work, including audiobooks and podcasts.
The Vancouver actor has joined the cast of the drama feature shooting in Sault Ste. Marie.
The organization is seeking to increase submissions to the Low Budget Production Program via three significant changes.
Temple Street’s Recipe to Riches is set for Wednesdays, while Paperny’s Eat St. for Fridays.
Teletoon gives Fresh TV the nod for round two of My Babysitter’s a Vampire.
The sports network wins its bid for exclusive Canadian rights to the 2011 and 2015 Rugby World Cups.
The prodco is linking up with ad shop Capital C and agency holding company MDC Partners to create brand-supported original programming.
With the death of series lead Billy Jamieson on July 3, the status of the upcoming History Television/Cream Productions series is unclear.
The inaugural Astral-supported program is open to Canadian filmmakers looking to promote projects domestically and internationally.
The Emmy-nominated series reprises its telenovela format, earning top marks with young specialty viewers.
Skywriter Media and Roddenberry Entertainment are to jointly develop kids series Gene’s Journal.