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Global in Canada has unveiled its 2020-21 programming slate, which includes the event series Departure as well as the licensed dramas The Equalizer and neXt.

The Canada Media Fund (CMF) and Société de développement des entreprises culturelles (SODEC) have launched a new program to support Québec TV series producers.

VMedia is launching RiverTV as Canada’s first live TV and on-demand streaming channel platform.

Robin Cass (Kim’s Convenience, The Republic of Love, The Hanging Garden) has launched Cass & Co, a new Vancouver-based production company.

At CBC’s 2020 virtual upfront presentation, the Canadian public broadcaster revealed its 2020-21 slate of original programming, with a fall schedule that features 1,300 new hours.

The Canada Media Fund (CMF) and Telefilm Canada have expressed their support of the recently announced measures to direct emergency funding to Canada’s screen-based industries.

Pixcom, which produces such shows as Licence to Drill for Discovery Channel Canada and You Can’t Ask That for CBC, has named Ginette Viens as VP of international productions and executive producer.

Citytv has kicked off Canadian Family's Got Talent, a month-long talent contest with thousands in cash and prizes.

CBC/Radio-Canada and the Canada Council for the Arts have aligned to create Digital Originals, a new time-limited funding initiative to help artists, groups and arts organizations adapt their work for online audiences during the coronavirus pandemic.

Martin Carrier has been appointed senior VP of business development at MELS, part of TVA Group, and will take over from Michel Trudel as president on January 1, 2021.