The Toronto festival revealed the winners of its juried awards as it launched its 2025 edition.
The proposed federal budget includes more than $450 million in spending for CBC/Radio-Canada, Telefilm and the Canada Media Fund.
The pay-TV network has also picked up the 2022 Canadian sci-fi comedy film Relax, I’m From the Future.
The Image+Nation festival will debut the first episode of the hockey romance ahead of its streaming premiere.
The former Anaïd Productions executive will oversee all business aspects of unscripted development and production for the Vancouver prodco.
The budget was tabled by Minister of Finance François-Philippe Champagne on Tuesday afternoon.
The special, heading to Crave and the CTV Comedy Channel, includes guests such as Mae Martin, Sabrina Jalees and Jay Jurden.
The TVO original documentary chronicles the long road to the launch of Canada’s first-ever professional women’s soccer league.
Beyond Mainstream: A Global Streaming Alliance has been formed to advocate for equitable public policy for streaming platforms.
Studio TF1 America gets ready for the holidays, Warner Bros. Discovery’s Animal Planet gobbles up the latest from Tyson Media, and more.
An average audience of 10.9 million tuned in to the deciding game between the Toronto Blue Jays and the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage heard from witnesses on subjects including supporting creators, and ensuring Canadian perspectives are included in AI outputs.
The proposed plan will see Corus fall under a new ownership group, with more than $500 million cut from its current debt.
The 2025 edition of the London, Ont. festival’s pitch competition also included a new feature documentary prize.