Workin’ Moms (pictured), Pure, Bellevue and True North Calling will receive their broadcast premieres in January and February.
The holiday special marks the series’ second brand integration.
The No Trace Camping and Caramel Films-produced sequel (pictured) will premiere in the spring, Guru Studios and CBC head underwater, plus more news from the week.
Cameras roll in Toronto and L.A. as Myriad Pictures prepares to shop the feature film at the American Film Market.
Amybeth McNulty (pictured) nabs the Anne Shirley role, Apartment 11 and CBBC’s Rank the Prank gets Nickelodeon premiere date, and more.
The broadcasters have commissioned a comedy series from Mike Clattenburg and Laura Michalchyshyn’s Rabbit Square Productions.
The six-part drama about a pastor battling drug trafficking in his community is currently shooting in Nova Scotia. (Series star Ryan Robbins pictured.)
How the CBC and Paperny Entertainment rigged a B.C. high school with 48 cameras for its six-part fly-on-the-wall documentary This Is High School.
CBC docuseries Interrupt This Program is also up for an award from the International Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
21 Thunder, currently shooting in Montreal, is produced by PMA Productions and Generic Productions.