The animated feature accomplished the feat during its first thirteen days in theatres across Canada.
The prodco is a joint venture between Vancouver Film Studios and L.A.-based producer EveryWhere Studios.
With a third season of strong ratings underway, the pubcaster is targeting winter 2018 for the debut of new episodes.
Wynonna Earp and Canada’s Smartest Person also picked up trophies at the Canadian Academy’s digital and immersive storytelling gala.
The Bell Media-owned MCN is looking to showcase its production power with Dan for a Week.
The former Shaw Media exec has been named chair of the board of directors at the fund, plus CBC and Cottage Life set air dates for new programming.
The program aims to give early- to mid-career directors more opportunities in TV, film and digital media, with an open call for applicants scheduled for May.
The funder will require broadcasters to commit a minimum 15% of their performance envelopes to women-led projects, among other measures.
Four Canadian projects will be presented before a host of international commissioners at this year’s event.
The Vancouver company made two additional key hires as it looks to expand its film and TV footprint in Canada and the U.S.
Former Tricon exec Nick Solowski joins as director of international sales and acquisitions.
Web series no longer need a broadcaster on board to access the federal funding.
The limited series, produced by Thunderbird Entertainment in association with ITV Studios America, will air on ABC this summer.
Murdoch Mysteries is at #14, with CTV’s broadcast of the Academy Awards at #1 and Big Bang Theory at #2.
The Vancouver full-service animation studio behind Trollhunters will be incorporated under the U.K. brand.