The report, prepared by Nordicity, analyzed the likely impact of the CRTC programming policy on English-language television production between 2012 and 2017.
Nelvana Studio’s new animated children’s show Trucktown is based on the best-selling series of books of the same name.
The channel will launch in Asia with around 120 hours of programing, including Matt Hatter Chronicles (pictured), dubbed in local languages like Mandarin, Cantonese, Malaysian and Indonesian.
Lower TV and radio station revenue reduced earnings at the Canadian broadcaster.
The property (pictured) will be among the programs carried on the new branded block as it rolls out internationally in 2013.
The partners will develop Mysticons, about four regular kids called into action to double as superheros.
The execution is kicking off with a “partnershop” between Love It or List It Vancouver host Jillian Harris and Canadian e-retailer eLuxe.
The sales, as part of the complex Bell-Astral deal, would make Corus the sole owner of these properties, contingent on approval by the CRTC.
The transaction will see Corus Entertainment acquire six of Astral TV’s joint ventures and other broadcast and radio stations if the deal is approved by the CRTC.
The international kids’ channel has the Canadian broadcaster as a minority investor and a major program supplier.
For its first foray into managing completed programming, the Toronto-based kids prodco and distributor takes on Slap Happy Cartoon’s Nerds and Monsters (pictured).