Bell Media’s Sean Cohan and Justin Stockman discuss the five tactics that have helped supercharge the streamer’s subscriber growth.
The executive director reflects on the transformational decision to move the imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival from October to June.
Crave’s Suzane Landry and Trio Orange’s Annie Sirois discuss how Empathie‘s success is opening doors for Quebec stories in the global market.
Rogers Sports & Media president Colette Watson breaks down the strategy (and luck) behind the company’s headline-making year.
The Netflix Canada content directors’ lean-into-local strategy bore fruit this year with the worldwide hits North of North and Wayward.
Chairman and president Christina Jennings discusses how Shaftesbury is finding new ways to innovate and invest in Canadian television, and shares some insight into their future plans.
The Canadian copro explores the history of one of the U.S.’s most divisive political figures.
Lionsgate’s Kevin Beggs and Jocelyn Hamilton unpack how the US$375 million acquisition has been a boon for the larger studio and its newly minted Canadian division.
The duo discuss the process of bringing Talaga’s bestselling book The Knowing to the screen.
The localized version of the legendary franchise has amassed a dedicated fanbase with the help of strategic programming and promotion from Noovo.
The 9 Story president and CEO discusses the synergies created through Scholastic’s $250 million investment.
The Canada and U.K. coproduction stepped into the global limelight in spring, attracting millions of views in its first four weeks.