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Doc channel expects growth spurt
Fall lineup looks to make the most of carriage on Bell, Rogers
Deluxe, Technicolor join forces in Vancouver
Faced with hard times, rival post shops come together to run film lab
Rogers’ Viner to step down
Exec in charge of radio, print and TV divisions plans to retire once successor is found
D Films enters U.S. with Manus
Boutique distributor readies ‘limited platform’ release stateside for Norwegian Oscar hopeful
Al Jazeera launches in Canada
Bell, Rogers and Vidéotron carry English version of news network. Toronto bureau set to open this summer
W ready to Dine
Canuck version of U.K. cooking show in the works with Proper Television
Comic gets last laugh in Zaritsky doc
His main subject may be terminally ill, but Leave Them Laughing isn’t just another doc about dying
Shaw to acquire 100% of Canwest TV
New deal worth some $2 billion ends stand-off with Goldman Sachs. Torstar makes its move for the newspapers
Robertson leaves Corus for Shaw
New job puts exec atop Global assets. Doug Murphy quickly promoted as replacement
Rush doc tops at Tribeca
McFayden and Dunn take $25,000 audience prize at close of New York fest
Telefilm puts up $7 million
Latest from Falardeau and Déry among projects backed by second round of CFFF
Gunless shoots blanks
Big push by Alliance draws scant returns for Paul Gross’ latest
Robert Kerr 1929-2010
Wide-screen pioneer co-founded IMAX after earlier political career
Newman exits Global news
Veteran anchor to take time off for travel and relaxation
Corus dumps Quebec radio
Deal passes 11 stations to Cogeco for $80 million as broadcaster focuses on the west and television
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