The animated preschool series is created by New Zealand’s Pukeko Pictures and coproduced by Breakthough Entertainment and China’s Hengxin Shambala Kids.
This is the prodco’s first project to go to camera since it was acquired by TVA Group.
The House of Mouse will launch the SVOD service with more than 35 original titles to start, but details on the Canadian launch date have not been revealed.
The province also announced plans for a film and television advisory board to further explore opportunities for “high-value film and television production.”
Dance Revolution sells abroad, Off the Fence picks up Alison Reid’s The Woman Who Loves Giraffes, and more.
TVA Group will be required to “show cause” as to why the CRTC should not suspend its broadcasting licence at next week’s hearing.
Production is underway on Breaking Wild, a new 10-episode docuseries set to premiere on Corus Entertainment’s History channel next year.
The Twilight Zone (2019) comes in at #1, followed by Toronto-shot series like The Umbrella Academy at #2 and Star Trek: Discovery at #3.
The veteran industry exec will oversee the prodco’s slate and specials for Canadian and American networks.
Quebecor went ahead with the threat despite receiving a pair of letters from the CRTC urging both sides to come to a swift resolution.
CEO Robert Cohen discusses the format’s momentum in European markets and how the Junior version is opening doors for the prodco.
Plus: Toronto distributor Juice Worldwide expands into post-production services and CBC Gem unveils a new partnership.
The L.A. company’s decision to expand to B.C. allows it to tap into tax incentives and skilled labour in the region.
Quebecor is reportedly set to pull its TVA Sports channel from Bell TV at 7 p.m. today, coinciding with the first game of the NHL playoffs.