Stand-Up on Guard for Thee, hosted by Daniel Levy, will air on the pubcaster this summer.
The pubcaster ordered 18 more episodes for the show’s eleventh season, as well as a two-hour Christmas special.
With a third season of strong ratings underway, the pubcaster is targeting winter 2018 for the debut of new episodes.
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.
Continuing its investment in underrepresented Canadian creators, the national broadcaster will serve as the course’s lead sponsor on a three-year commitment.
After months of public and online discussion, Canadian Heritage has released a summary of its findings, which will help inform its upcoming cultural policy toolkit.
The Great Canadian Baking Show will go into production in May ahead of a fall 2017 premiere.
The eight-part series, produced by Force Four Entertainment, was filmed over 48 hours and involved 60 camera crews.
Executive producers Miranda de Pencier and Moira Walley-Beckett talk late-night deal making, remaking the iconic series for 2017 and the potential of more seasons.
The broadcaster has laid out plans to allocate $92 million annually for the next four years toward the creation of Canadian-made content.
The Workin’ Moms creator on running her first writers’ room and Starting Over.