The streaming service had its best quarter since the final season of Game of Thrones was on air, adding 139,000 new subscribers in Q1.
“In these difficult times, we couldn’t be more proud to support a creative, dynamic and innovative industry that brings culture to the forefront,” said Guilbeault in a statement.
EXCLUSIVE: The pubcaster is widening its commissioning remit to put a focus on high-impact, globally focused documentary series, with Michelle McCree’s role expanding to lead the rebranded banner, The Passionate Eye.
Underway in the Cayman Islands, the action drama stars Ron Perlman, Harvey Keitel, Elias Koteas, Joel David Moore and Emma Ho.
Burden is written, directed and produced by Ethan Hickey and marks the young director’s feature film debut.
Island of Bryan comes in at #13, followed by MasterChef Canada, Big Brother Canada and Kim’s Convenience‘s finale.
Toronto mayor John Tory announced the move yesterday (April 27), with Netflix expected to start its search for a local exec in June.
Led by Vancouver’s Magnify Digital, the Audience Development Pilot Project aims to share audience insights to increase the discoverability of future Canadian content, and more.
Co-produced with Goodbye Productions, Once Our Land is based on a graphic novel about a 19th-century apocalypse.
Les Cowboys Fringants: L’Amerique pleure, Big Giant Wave and La deesse des mouches a feu make the top three.
The Marksman comes in at #1, while Les Cowboys Fringants: L’Amerique pleure and Big Giant Wave also make the list.
Coroner‘s Morwyn Brebner was honoured with the annual Showrunner Award, with additional winners including the talents behind Still Standing and Beans.
In addition to the launch of the new company, Dark Slope has secured $3 million in new capital through a funding round led by Mars IAF.
Directed by Paul Kemp, the doc feature has sold to a number of territories by Abacus Media Rights before its North American premiere.