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The Canada Media Fund (CMF) has appointed Lori DeGraw and Dr. Michael Schmalz to its board of directors, following the annual meeting of members held this week in Montreal.

Super Channel has licensed the political dramedy Graves from Lionsgate Television.

Corus Entertainment's Q3 revenues rose by 28 percent to C$461.6 million ($350.2 million), delivering a net profit of C$66.7 million ($50.6 million), as compared with a loss in the third quarter of last year.

The Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN), the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation/Radio-Canada (CBC/SRC), the Canada Media Fund (CMF), Telefilm Canada, the Canadian Media Producers Association (CMPA) and the National Film Board of Canada (NFB) have teamed up for the creation of an Indigenous Screen Office in Canada.

Corus Entertainment has struck a multiyear licensing agreement with The Walt Disney Studios for the broadcast rights to the Star Wars movie franchise.

Rogers Media has unveiled the 2017-18 schedule of its City channel, which will debut the original Canadian mob drama Bad Blood this fall.

Canada's Global has revealed its 2017-18 prime-time lineup, which features six new dramas and four comedies joining 23 returning shows.

Principal photography has begun on the Incendo movie Sleeper, which is being shot on location in Montreal and stars Kara Killmer (Chicago Fire).

Canada's CTV has picked up a total of 13 new series, among them the new U.S. comedy Young Sheldon.

CBC has revealed its 2017-18 lineup, which includes the legal drama Burden of Proof, starring Kristin Kreuk, and Caught, adapted from Lisa Moore’s acclaimed novel.