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Shoresy hits the ice in Sudbury for season four

The new season will include guest spots from several former NHL players.

New Metric Media inks first-look deal with Sasha Leigh Henry

The award-winning creator will develop and produce projects for film, television and theatre for the prodco.

CTV renews Children Ruin Everything for fourth season

The 16-episode season will be divided into two parts, with part one slated for CTV’s 2024-25 broadcast schedule.

New Metric Media partners with Encore on rom-com

The Toronto and Montreal prodcos are in development on the mixed French- and English-language concept.

Pouring one out for Crave’s Letterkenny after 12 seasons

Executive producer Mark Montefiore shares Letterkenny‘s “raison d’etre” and names its unsung hero.

In Brief: Highway Thru Hell hits 200-episode milestone

Plus: Jaskaran Singh’s Jersey Boy wraps production, and a new Letterkenny liquor hits U.S. shelves.

Crave inks content deal with New Metric Media, Jared Keeso

The multi-year deal will see Crave order 49 episodes from New Metric and Keeso, with Letterkenny spinoffs and a new comedy series currently in development.

New Metric Media inks multi-title licensing deal with Netflix

Netflix has acquired Letterkenny, Shoresy and Children Ruin Everything for a number of European territories.

Crave’s Letterkenny to end with 12th season

The final six episodes of the New Metric Media comedy will premiere on Dec. 25.

CBC, Crave series set for world premiere at TIFF

Black Life: Untold Stories, Telling Our Story and Bria Mack Gets a Life are among nine series in TIFF’s Primetime lineup.

Katrina Kowalski and Doug Smith

Paramount+ unveils first Canadian development slate

New development projects, an original doc, and a raft of acquisitions are part of its Canadian slate announced at the Banff World Media Festival.

Brother and The Porter win 2023 WGC Screenwriting Awards

Clement Virgo’s film Brother took the Feature Film award, while Marsha Greene won in the Drama Series category for CBC’s The Porter.