Production is underway on Breaking Wild, a new 10-episode docuseries set to premiere on Corus Entertainment’s History channel next year.
BGM founder Julie Bristow explains how the premium WWI docudrama went from start to the MIPCOM finish line in just over a year.
Elaine Frontain Bryant, EVP and head of programming at A&E Networks, and Eli Lehrer, EVP of programming at History, talk the channels’ diverging programming strategies.
Mystery, adventure and a global treasure hunt: a new series from Saloon Media and BriteSpark Films aims to replicate the success of The Curse of Oak Island.
Corus Entertainment’s History has ordered 20 additional episodes of the hit Canada/Ireland copro.
Over 20 years, the specialty shifted its focus from educational to more populist programming, and the rest, as they say is…
Showcase and ABC Spark will both be home to new Marvel shows, while History will debut Knightfall from exec producer Jeremy Renner.
What would life be like without this True North country? The Dan Aykroyd-narrated doc from Cream Productions explores that big question.
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 drama will head to season five with an expanded order.
Total numbers from the History series’ February premiere are up 32% year-over-year in Canada, with ratings success in Asia as well.
The Montreal-based producer is pacting with A+E Studios on the American war drama.