The Corus Entertainment CFO will be replaced by veteran telecom exec John Gossling.
The Global TV drama from eOne averaged 1.4 million viewers on each of its first two episodes.
The company’s fall/winter schedule sees The Real Housewives of Toronto joining The Bachelorette Canada alongside three new originals for its factual lineup on specialty.
The Corus Entertainment channel is focusing on spinoffs and proven stars to keep Canadians tuning in for fall/winter 2016/2017, as well as Canadian dramas Mary Kills People and Ransom.
Sales, marketing and content are among the departments impacted as Shaw Media is integrated into Corus.
Corus executive John MacDonald on the engagement strategy that helped build a fan base for the series well ahead of its launch.
The former HIT exec has taken the reins at Corus Entertainment’s merchandising and distribution arm as Andrew Kerr departs from the company.
The Toronto-shot series is produced by eOne, with Jason Priestley and Cindy Sampson (pictured) starring.
English Canadian broadcasters netted $167.8M of the fund, while French broadcasters received $83.9M.
The MCN has partnered with a Toronto-based publication targeting South Asian Canadian women with lifestyle content.