The bill has passed the Senate with a controversial clause that industry stakeholders warn will create a two-tiered system for Canadian creatives.
Canada’s two biggest telcos have different outlooks on how a possible recession would impact their performance throughout the year.
A host of other Canadian-helmed films will also make their U.S. and international debuts at the festival.
AMC’s The Walking Dead remained at the top spot on the overall TV demand for the week of Jan. 23 to 29.
BDC has also announced a partnership with Telefilm in tandem with the new envelope, which is targeted at rapidly growing businesses in the creative, cultural industries.
The Pixcom-produced murder mystery drama will begin filming this summer.
The Toronto-based virtual production studios are joining forces on an “all-in-one solution” that’s billed as a “game-changer” for the industry.
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The program from CBC, BIPOC TV & Film and the Canadian Film Centre is for writers who identify as Black, Indigenous and People of Colour.
Meridian Artists founder Glenn Cockburn calls for more “noise” to be made about the bill’s wording on who creates and produces Canadian content.
The RBC Emerging Indigenous Filmmaker Award comes with $7,500 and mentorship from filmmaker and award advisor Sonya Ballantyne.
The programs span the mystery, crime and paranormal genres and will air on the company’s Canadian specialty TV networks and global free streaming platforms.