The L.A.-based producer-distributor will also acquire some of the Toronto company’s production assets, pending the Ontario Superior Court of Justice’s approval.
The Toronto-based producer-distributor has claimed insolvency and is seeking an extended stay of proceedings to sell its library.
CBC has acquired the first season of BBC One drama The A Word (pictured), plus more deals of the week.
The U.S. cable network has set September air dates for Great Pacific Media’s Game of Homes and Tricon’s The Incredible Food Race (pictured).
Lionsgate partners with Kevin Hart (pictured) on a new OTT service, plus more deals of the week.
The Toronto-based distributor has acquired the Nova Scotia-shot series’ first two seasons ahead of next week’s MIPTV.
The Toronto-based producer and distributor has named Dan Miller (pictured) VP of factual development, alongside two other senior hires.
The Librarians (pictured) lands on CraveTV, Tricon secures a raft of international sales, and more deals of the week.
Rutherford (pictured) is to leave the company at the end of the week for an undisclosed new opportunity, while Karthiga Ratnasabapathy receives a promotion.
Cineflix Rights sells Yap Films and Cineflix Productions series to international broadcasters, plus more deals of the week. (Angry Planet pictured.)
Banger’s docu-series Rock Icons (pictured) was among a raft of sales Tricon announced Thursday it had recently closed with international broadcasters.
The Tricon Kids & Family reality music series will bow stateside on July 6.