The Montreal International Documentary Festival also revealed the winner of its People’s Choice Award on Monday.
Updated: The Quebec MP most recently served as the Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship under Justin Trudeau.
Pixcom and Vérité Films are among the companies receiving funding through the Department of Canadian Heritage program’s Export-Ready Stream.
The industry program of the Montreal International Documentary Festival wrapped last week.
The Bell Media network announced the early renewal two weeks before the season eight finale.
Four series made their debuts on the Hot Sheet during the week of Nov. 17 to 23.
EXCLUSIVE: A Wedding in Tequila will be written and directed by Quentin Lee of Vancouver-based Margin Films.
The Rogers-BSO Script Development Fund offers Black and racialized mid-career writers development and networking support.
Chairman and president Christina Jennings discusses how Shaftesbury is finding new ways to innovate and invest in Canadian television, and shares some insight into their future plans.
TV5 Québec Canada CEO Yann Paquet discusses how the postponement will affect TV5’s level of investment in Quebec productions.
The selected series previously received support from the IPF’s Short Form Series Development Program.
Diggstown creator Floyd Kane is the showrunner-in-residence for the latest edition of the Pacific Screenwriting Program’s flagship training initiative.
Updated: The Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture resigned in protest of the government’s new agreement with Alberta.
The Dark Slope Creator Studio Challenge will offer $50,000 of in-kind studio support to up to five creators.