Kristin Brzoznowski

TORONTO: CTV has renewed The Amazing Race Canada for a fifth season, setting the stage to celebrate the country's 150th anniversary in 2017.

BURBANK: Mickie Steinmann has been promoted to senior VP and managing director for Canada at Warner Bros. International Television Distribution.

MONTREAL: Endemol Shine International has signed an exclusive three-year deal with Quebecor Content, which gains access to a host of shows from the company's catalog for French-speaking Canada.

LOS ANGELES: Skybound Entertainment, led by Robert Kirkman and David Alpert, along with business partner Jon Goldman, is expanding its business with the launch of an office in Vancouver.

TORONTO: The Canadian streaming service shomi is closing down operations as of November 30.

BURBANK: James Andrews has been promoted to the director of sales for Canada at Warner Bros. International Television Distribution.

TORONTO: A series of organizational changes are being implemented across the senior leadership at Bell Media, including Randy Lennox becoming the president of broadcasting and content.

The overall number of TV subscribers in Canada decreased from 11.4 million in 2014 to 11.2 million in 2015, continuing a two-year trend, according to a new report from the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC).

TORONTO: Canada's Global has added 11 new series to its 2016-17 prime-time schedule, among them the U.S. pickups Bull, starring Michael Weatherly (NCIS), and MacGyver.

TORONTO: The 2016-17 prime-time schedule of Canada's City includes the high-profile U.S. series Lethal Weapon, 24: Legacy and Prison Break.