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Louis Pearson has been promoted to senior director of acquisitions and original film at Quebecor Content.

Prime Video revealed a slate of ten Canadian Amazon originals, including six previously announced titles and four new projects, at its Prime Video Presents Canada showcase event.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has awarded CBC/Radio-Canada the exclusive broadcast rights in Canada for the Olympic Games from 2026 to 2032.

Incendo and Quebecor Content have set up a new distribution unit to optimize operations and have appointed Cynthia Kennedy as VP of distribution.

Jean Bureau is set to step down as president and CEO of Incendo after more than 20 years at the helm of the company.

The Canada Media Fund (CMF) has unveiled its restructured leadership team, which will help drive the organization’s new content-centric, platform-agnostic program mode.

Bell Media has partnered with an all-Black production team to develop Festivale, Canada’s first bilingual anthology series by and about Black Canadians.

The Ottawa Film Office (OFO) has appointed CBC/Radio-Canada alum Sandrine Pechels de Saint Sardos as film commissioner, effective April 27.

In this second special Québec Creates report before MIPTV, World Screen is highlighting a selection of compelling award-winning drama series, a feature documentary, animated kids’ series, family sci-fi fantasy live-action series, a new original format, a unique variety show mixing artist improvisation and humor, as well as a collection of slow TV meditative and relaxing productions from around the globe.

In association with the Société de développement des entreprises culturelles (SODEC), World Screen is spotlighting the dynamic Québec content industry and its presence at MIPTV this year.