An expanded licensing agreement between the subscription service and CBC now includes the period drama, as well as new seasons of Republic of Doyle and Dragons’ Den.
BBC2, France 5, the CBC, Smithsonian Channel, Australia’s ORF and ZDF Germany are among the broadcasters uniting for Stonehenge Empire, a two-part doc looking at Britain’s ancient Stonehenge site (pictured).
CBC sets Scotiabank Hockey Day plans with elaborate coverage of four NHL games and several community events across Canada.
The Canadian sports broadcasting talent landscape is set to shift with the announcement of the landmark hockey deal.
Rogers Media exec and past Olympic Consortium president Keith Pelley discusses the broadcaster’s multi-platform advertising model.
Sportsnet has sent rival TSN to the sidelines as it gets all national rights to TV hockey, and offsets steep cost with sub-licensing deals with the CBC and TVA in Quebec.
The new collective agreement includes wage increases in the first two years of the contract, to run to March 31, 2019.
The pubcaster has three new primetime series joining its lineup starting this winter, including an adaption of the U.K.’s Four Rooms (pictured).
Julie Bristow has returned to familiar ground, the NHL, as she produces a seven-part documentary series about star hockey players for the CBC and NBC Sports Network.
The legendary BCTV/Global B.C. veteran will sign-off in December after a 50-year career in broadcasting.
Jim Kozak, director of sales for Olympics at the pubcaster talks about plans to deal with the time difference between Canada and Russia as the CBC celebrates 100 days until the opening ceremony.
A Q&A with CBC scripted programming boss Sally Catto on how to pitch the pubcaster on scripted fare.