MONTREAL — A new original docuseries exploring multicultural relationships, Coeurs migratoires (above, Migratory Hearts), is coming to Canal Vie starting Nov. 2 at 8 p.m., Bell Media announced today.
This…
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TORONTO — The CTAM Canada Broadcaster Forum is back in person this year and will take place at Meridian Hall in downtown Toronto on Nov. 15 from 12 p.m.-7…
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MONTRÉAL — La Société professionnelle des auteurs et des compositeurs du Québec (SPACQ) released a statement today saying it deplores what it calls Radio-Canada’s “incomprehensible decision” to no longer…
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VANCOUVER — LGBTQ+ television network and streaming service OUTtv announced today it has renewed its original series X-Rated City: NYC for two more seasons and is expanding the franchise…
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Are we getting closer?
By Denis Carmel
OTTAWA – This morning the Standing Committee on Transport and Communications (TRCM) heard from Abacus Data, Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers…
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BURLINGTON, Ont. — Motorsports and automotive channel REV TV Canada announced today the addition of the new racing series Nitro Rallycross (Nitro RX) to its programming lineup.
Launched in 2018,…
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By Connie Thiessen
TORONTO – Broadcasters were told to prepare for potential negative growth as economic uncertainty starts to impact discretionary spending, Deloitte’s Josef Hrebick (pictured below) told last week’s Ontario Association of…
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OTTAWA – Last Friday, the House of Commons Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage heard from CRTC chair Ian Scott and the heritage minister, Pablo Rodriguez on Bill C-18, the…
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CRTC chair attempts to explain cost awards granted to CMAC
OTTAWA – During a meeting on C-18, the Online News Act, heritage minister Pablo Rodriguez and Ian Scott, chair…
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By Connie Thiessen
LEGENDAY BROADCASTER DAVID SUZUKI has announced he’ll retire from CBC’s The Nature of Things next spring after 43 years as host of the longest-running television science program.
Suzuki, 86, announced…
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