SODEC supported 345 projects in the audiovisual sector with a total $88.3 million.
The series offers a behind-the-scenes look at the Montreal Canadiens during their NHL seasons.
The WandaVision spinoff series’ last two episodes released on Oct. 30.
Quebec City’s ComediHa! Group consolidated and rebranded to Just For Entertainment in October.
The company brought in $45.7 million for the quarter, with the bulk coming from service work.
Plus: A French Youth wins twice at Cinemania and the CMPA hires a new government relations director.
The film follows a married couple as they travel to Thailand to make a documentary about a folk legend.
Those aged 35 to 49 are most likely to be co-viewing, and the most likely to have families living with them, particularly kids.
The former Amazon MGM Studios exec joins Lark as VP, international series development.
IPF and CMF have allocated nearly $3 million in combined financial backing for eight English-language series and four French.
The delegation is led by Screen BC and includes Minister of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport Spencer Chandra Herbert.
SiriusXM exec Ben Miner will join New Metric as VP, standup and podcasts.
The doc examines the 1991 murder-for-hire plot of a Texas woman to eliminate her daughter’s cheerleading rival.
The feature film version of Bones of Crows debuted on Hulu on Nov. 19 for Native American Heritage Month.
The 40th IDA Documentary Awards will be handed out in L.A. on Dec. 5.