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In this third and final Québec Creates report before MIPCOM, we’re highlighting a kids’ sitcom, an acclaimed youth drama, a documentary about Afro-descendants in Canada, a series on cat lovers, a long-running comedy show, a charming new animated series, a YA drama and a female-led TV-movie thriller.

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The series About Anthony, produced by ComediHa! in collaboration with Quebecor Content, has wrapped its 34-day shoot in Québec City.

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Paramount Global and Corus Entertainment have set a December 1 debut for Pluto TV in Canada, where it will feature its "most robust programming offering at launch to date."

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In this second special Québec Creates report before MIPCOM, we’re highlighting inspirational drama series, indigenous tales for kids, stand-up comedy, a hit scripted comedy format, a heartwarming show about food and family, a science documentary and a fascinating visual poetry stream.

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The Content Catalyst Fund (CCF) has rebranded as Catalyst and expanded its focus on women content creators.

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In the first of three special Québec Creates reports before MIPCOM, we’re highlighting a broad selection, encompassing kids’ animation, superhero adventures, inspiring preschool content, a melodramatic teen parody, poignant drama series, funny sketch comedy series, a rom-com film collection and a reality cooking competition in the wild.

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DAZN has renewed its NFL rights in Canada to stream NFL Game Pass.

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Boat Rocker has inked a first-look deal with Jay Baruchel, co-writer and star of the Goon movie franchise and host of LOL: Last One Laughing Canada.

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Independent production company Amaze has expanded its executive team with the hiring of Alex Lalonde as chief operating officer and Gina Vanni as senior VP of business affairs.

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The Canadian Media Producers Association (CMPA) has submitted a petition to the Minister of Canadian Heritage, asking him to set aside, or refer back, the CRTC’s license renewal decision for the CBC because of its omission of a "key license condition." 

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