A production start date has yet to be confirmed for the CSA nominee produced by Proper Television in association with CBC and Love Productions.
The culinary series has been sold to U.S. streaming network Tastemade and some players down under.
Factual execs gathered at Content Canada to discuss the health of the domestic formats business and explore ways to nurture more export-ready hit formats.
Season two of the format was the pubcaster’s most-watched factual entertainment series during the 2017/18 broadcast season.
The new CTV culinary show follows season-three MasterChef Canada winner Mary Berg as she preps dishes inspired by loved ones.
Season five of the culinary competition show averaged 1.2 million viewers, according to CTV.
New shows from Temple Street Productions, Circle Blue Entertainment and Don Carmody TV join the primetime lineup, alongside the return of Street Legal.
The pubcaster also announced that its first two incubator projects The Stats of Life and Under New Management (pictured) have been renewed.
The Toronto prodco also revealed a number of other changes to its senior management team.
Proper execs Lesia Capone and Cathie James become co-presidents under the terms of the new deal, which follows the passing of founder and president Guy O’Sullivan in April.
CBC’s Jennifer Dettman and Proper’s Cathie James on tailoring the hit series for domestic audiences, the importance of casting and learning from other international remakes.
The Proper TV-produced culinary series received the greenlight on the back of robust ratings, drawing 1.4 million viewers to its season four finale episode.