The B.C.-based studio has sold scripted, kids, and unscripted content to multiple buyers, including Roku and Tubi.
The Kim’s Convenience co-creator will be the executive producer in residence for the Bell Media Prime Time TV Program initiative.
Trevor Mack’s feature won five trophies, as did British Columbia: An Untold History and A Clüsterfünke Christmas, at the B.C. film and TV awards.
Transplant won Best Drama Series, Sort Of took home Best Comedy Series, while Scarborough won Best Motion Picture on the last night of the Canadian Screen Awards.
The New York-based studio and streamer made the agreement with series producer Thunderbird Entertainment.
Run the Burbs is co-created by Andrew Phung, while Strays follows Kim’s character Shannon Ross (played by Nicole Power).
The series had been renewed for a sixth season by CBC in 2020, but will now come to an end on April 13.
New episodes of the Thunderbird-produced comedy are scheduled to premiere on CBC TV and CBC Gem this winter.
CBC has ordered another two 13-episode seasons of the hit comedy.