TORONTO - Alliance Atlantis Broadcasting said today that its specialty networks led the television industry in audience growth for the first three months of 2005. Its thirteen networks grew a... Continue Reading
SAINT JOHN, NB - The Atlantic region of the Radio-Television News Directors Association of Canada honoured its best during the RTNDA’s regional conference Saturday in Saint John.The 2004 TELEVISION winners... Continue Reading
OTTAWA-GATINEAU - As reported last week by www.cartt.ca, Astral Media executive Michel Arpin has been appointed as vice-chair, broadcasting at the CRTC. As predicted here last week, Arpin is Astral’s senior... Continue Reading
TORONTO – On Wednesday, May 4, 14 Rogers Broadcasting Radio Stations across Canada joined forces to raise awareness and funds for The Canadian Women’s Foundation, an organization that works to... Continue Reading
MONTREAL – Quebecor Media’s TV and magazine division, TVA Group, reported a significant decline in net income for the first quarter of 2005, thanks to the launch of new TV... Continue Reading
TORONTO – After a single rough season running and coaching the CFL’s Calgary Stampeders, former league all-star quarterback (and long-time TSN analyst) is returning to the sports network. Dunigan will... Continue Reading
CALGARY - Corus Entertainment announced today it’s been advised that the Shaw family, and entities owned or controlled by them, completed the purchase of an additional 250,000 Class B non-voting... Continue Reading
TORONTO - The National Football League and CHUM Television announced today a one-year contract agreement to broadcast Monday Night Football. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. The NFL... Continue Reading
MONTREAL - Billed as the premier conference on cultural diversity and private broadcasting, Astral Media, TQS and TVA, in partnership with the CAB are proud to announce Télédiversité. The conference... Continue Reading
TORONTO – The heads of Canada’s major networks are sure there’s going to be a federal election and have told Canada’s political parties that TV debates have to change. In... Continue Reading
