High Park Entertainment, New Metric Media and Take 5 Productions are among the 30 companies set to take part.
Wynonna Earp creator Emily Andras (pictured) was honoured with showrunner of the year and the guild announced a new bursary in honour of Denis McGrath.
Ken Faier has tapped Jessica Labi and David Sztoser to run his content company’s distribution and licensing business, respectively.
Toronto-shot Shazam! takes the top spot, followed by Captain Marvel at #2 and Dumbo at #3.
The Grizzlies comes in at #1, followed by Stockholm at #2 and Mad Dog Labine at #3.
The Bell Media-owned streamer also announced that projects including Carmine Street Guitars (pictured) and The Inconvenient Indian will launch on the service after Hot Docs.
Bell argues that Quebecor tried to damage its reputation through a series of misleading and defamatory statements.
The White Pine Pictures president and co-founder will be presented with a $10,000 cash prize at the 2019 Hot Docs Awards later this week.
The prodco won best docuseries and best non-fiction short, while elsewhere there were wins for Wynonna Earp and #Roxy.
Hacker has stepped down after five months as director of programming, with Pardy taking over as of May 16.
The English-language remake of Russia’s Queen of Spades will wrap principal photography in May.
OTT revenue was up 33% in Canada in 2018, while cable and satellite continued to see declines.
The U.S. distributor has picked up the rights to the Serendipity Point Films copro starring Tim Roth and Clive Owens.
Savard, who has previously worked at Mosaic Entertainment, joins the Edmonton production unit as it expands its slate of projects.
Self-funding The World or Nothing, her first documentary feature film, was both a daunting and liberating experience says the indie director.