Fridge Wars gets a local German adaptation, Spin Master renews agreement with Warner Bros. Consumer Products, plus more.
Run the Burbs, Son of a Critch and Strays have all been renewed for sophomore seasons.
Co-creator and star Bilal Baig says there will be some new characters in season two of the Sienna Films-produced dramedy series.
The deal includes an extension to CBC’s rights to the long-running British soap opera Coronation Street.
Co-produced by Alberta prodco Handful of Films, the documentary will air on CBC as part of the long-running series The Nature of Things.
Industry organizations have applauded the renewed effort to modernize the Broadcasting Act, while critics question if the updated bill closes any loopholes on regulating user-generated content on social media.
The newly created role will support CBC productions in their use of a carbon calculator known as “albert.”
Summit 72 (working title) is set to premiere in the fall with support from Team Canada players.
Noorani takes on the newly created role after launching CBC Podcasts as executive producer in 2015.
Plus, BIPOC TV & Film has revealed its Episodic Writers’ Lab cohort, Bell Media expands its Noovo brand, CBC is planning another One Stop Business Workshop with the CMPA and CAVCO, and more.
A personal podcast from journalist Anna Maria Tremonti and a weekly current events show hosted by Tamara Khandaker are among the new offerings.
Producers behind the Newfoundland and Labrador-shot CBC series and the pubcaster’s Nova Scotia-filmed Diggstown say crew levels are tight amid increased production volume.