Amazon has greenlit a Montreal-shot version of the hit comedy franchise with host Patrick Huard after launching LOL: Last One Laughing Canada.
The Toronto author gained industry buzz recently when her fourth novel was selected for Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine book club.
Le Loup et le lion (The Wolf and the Lion) continues to lead Canadian films at the box office, followed by Scarborough.
The inaugural cohort of the Slate Development Pilot Program offers development support for kids and documentary programs without a broadcaster attached.
The marblemedia-produced reality competition series has been optioned for local adaptations in European territories, Australia and New Zealand.
The Quebecor Fund has also allocated an additional $300,000 through its Export Assistance Program in partnership with the CMF.
Zoe Leigh Hopkins’ story of a single mom won three awards, including Best Feature, at the Vancouver International Women in Film Festival.
Filmmaker Nyla Innuksuk and producer Alex Ordanis talk about the beauty and challenges of shooting the teen alien invasion thriller in a tiny Nunavut hamlet.
Pay TV channel Fuse has acquired all three seasons of the CBC sketch comedy, with season one set to premiere later this month.
ACTRA National filed the grievance after hearing from Black, Indigenous and people of colour performers about experiences in hair and makeup departments.
The division merger sees Steve Lescroart take the role of COO of Boat Rocker Studios, TV to oversee business operations in addition to his work leading the studio’s scripted work.
The short-form series from Hell Yes Entertainment is a new-age horror-comedy take on a classic coming out story.
The joint program will welcome up to 10 producers in the territories to provide critical training and enhance projects at the development stage.