The series is produced by Boat Rocker’s unscripted arm Crooked Horse Productions and will air on Bell Media’s Discovery.
Cory Bowles’ debut feature was one of the projects celebrated at the fourth annual ceremony in Halifax.
The revamped preschool series, produced by Scholastic Entertainment, will premiere on PBS KIDS and Amazon Prime Video next fall.
Derik Murray and Paul Gertz of Vancouver-based Network Entertainment will produce the series, alongside exec producers from Team Downey and Sonar Entertainment.
The Big Bang Theory tops the chart, with Big Brother Canada taking the #21, #22 and #24 spots and MasterChef Canada landing at #27.
Bell Media also made a number of additions to senior management and the board of directors as it completed its acquisition of a majority stake in the studio.
The newly appointed exec director takes over from Erika Beatty, who exited the role in March.
Set to premiere this fall, the docuseries produced by Toronto’s Architect Films will see Colin McAllister and Justin Ryan visit unique cottages in the Canadian wilderness.
Avengers: Infinity War tops the chart, followed by I Feel Pretty at #2 and A Quiet Place at #3.
The eight-episode, half-hour docuseries following a two-spirited Indigenous entrepreneur will premiere on APTN in June.
Indian Horse nabs the top spot, followed by La Bolduc coming in at #2 and La Terre Vue Du Coeur landing at #3.
Neinstein, who currently serves as manager of original content, scripted, factual and kids at Corus, will join the streamer’s physical production team next month.
Launching at next week’s Licensing Expo, 9 Story Brands will be co-managed by the prodco’s consumer products VP, Kristin Lecour, and Out of the Blue’s Kyra Halperin.