“The time is right to examine how we can help Canada’s creative sector seize the opportunities of the digital shift,” Heritage Minister Melanie Joly (pictured) said.
The project is being developed as an eight-part limited series.
English Canadian broadcasters netted $167.8M of the fund, while French broadcasters received $83.9M.
The former VP of communications at Toronto producer Shaftesbury takes over publicity and talent relations at the pubcaster.
The SVOD picked up the exclusive U.S. streaming rights to the CSA-winning six-part miniseries.
The digital web series (pictured) produced by Slow Clap and LoCo Motion Pictures wrapped production last week.
Surprise renewals include The Romeo Section, and Allan Hawco gets set to return to CBC airwaves. (Updated.)
Blue Ant International hires Jackson (pictured) to the role of senior director of international sales and acquisitions, plus more news from the week.
Ari Lantos, Serendipity Point’s VP production, discusses the strategy behind the company’s first TV series, Four in the Morning. (Lantos pictured.)
The APTN series from Prairie Dog Film + Television will have an afterlife on the public broadcaster.
The former CBC radio host was found not guilty on four counts of sexual assault and one count of overcoming resistance by choking.
Both of the long-running CBC series were recently renewed for 10th seasons.