The Amazing Race Canada returns alongside a new DIY game show, while Canadian series Corner Gas Animated and Carter make their network debuts.
The special, commissioned last month by Netflix, films at Toronto’s Elgin Theatre this Sunday, with Jimmy Kimmel moderating a panel discussion with former cast members.
Songs released through the show have now garnered a total of around 12 million streams online, according to Bell Media.
Many Canadians say they’d prefer to customize their TV package. But which channels would they pick?
WGN America has picked up The Disappearance, TLA Releasing takes U.S., U.K., and French rights to M/M, plus more.
Netflix has acquired the worldwide distribution rights to CBC’s original soccer drama, 21 Thunder, plus more.
With season one in the books and the ink drying on a global deal with Sony Pictures Television, Bell Media president Randy Lennox talks key takeaways from the inaugural season.
Corner Gas Animated, The Detail and the popular MasterChef Canada have found their place on Bell Media’s schedules.
While most Canadians identify CTV as their “favourite” channel, satisfaction with Netflix is on the rise.
Six-part original CTV drama The Disappearance heads to the U.K.’s Universal Channel, plus more news.
Showrunner Sarah Dodd discusses the numerous challenges in meeting the bar set by the worldwide success of season one.
New shows and returning favourites follow a successful fall with The Good Doctor and The Indian Detective.