The Canada and U.K. coproduction stepped into the global limelight in spring, attracting millions of views in its first four weeks.
The nominees for best Canadian film and documentary were announced by the Toronto Film Critics Association on Dec. 15.
The new additions to the board come from Fifth Season, YouTube and Banijay Rights.
The CEO of the Indigenous Screen Office discusses the organization’s historic year securing permanent funding from the federal government.
Directed by Ken Amlin, the thriller sees a group’s attempt to grow their YouTube following take a deadly turn.
The documentary on the Canadian rock band was named the winner of the Whistler Film Festival’s Audience Award for a feature-length film.
Changes to the domestic and service production tax credits will be included in the 2025 budget legislation.
The producers behind Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent discuss bringing the beloved franchise to Canada.
The director reflects on his record-breaking box office streak following the release of 1995.
The veteran production manager died on Nov. 14 following a cancer diagnosis.
The CW picks up Sullivan’s Crossing season three, Hulu acquires the final season of Run the Burbs, and more.
Malory Towers, Hilda and Jane are among a number of titles to earn multiple nominations.
Frantic Films president Stephanie Fast discusses the strategy behind launching the finance-focused FAST channel.
Plus: Chloé Leriche’s Atikamekw Suns wins big at the inaugural Indie Awards, Canadian broadcasters set New Year’s Eve specials, and more.