The prodcos are developing Keith Ross Leckie’s novel Coppermine for the big screen.
Bell Media inks a deal with Electus to bring a U.S. competition series north of the border, plus more deals.
The first instalment of the Breakthrough Entertainment-produced trilogy drew in more than three million viewers on the pubcaster in November.
Canada/U.K. copro Ride nets a three-book publishing deal in the U.S., Open Road Films acquires AMBI’s Arctic Justice, plus more deals of the week.
The deal will see an injection of funds into Toronto’s Black Fawn Films.
Producer Breakthrough’s licensing program won’t be affected by the bumped up premiere dates.
The Toronto company has upped Owen Kelly as it continues to expand its senior ranks and grow its distribution business.
Suzanne Wilson joins the company as its VP of family entertainment.
The winners, including Kate & Mim-Mim (pictured) from DHX Media, will each receive $25,000 from the youth programming fund.
The Toronto producer/distributor picks up a pair of series, including The Shocking Truth (pictured), as it looks to bolster its slate of factual content.
With MIPCOM wheeling and dealing in full swing, a look back at some of the week’s deals, including Blue Ant, Radio-Canada and Aircraft’s Bruno & Boots MOW (pictured).
The Toronto-based producer and distributor has signed a global M&L agreement to support its L.M. Montgomery’s Anne of Green Gables film trilogy.