TORONTO – Bell Media’s CTV on Wednesday announced premiere dates for its fall 2023 primetime lineup, which includes several new series and new seasons of popular CTV Original shows. New... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Bell Media announced on Tuesday the launch of Addressable TV (ATV), delivering tailored ads to TV viewers, across its premium linear and video-on-demand content on CTV, CTV2 and... Continue Reading
TORONTO – Blue Ant Media announced Tuesday its paranormal-focused specialty channel T+E will have the North American premiere of the new series Haunted Discoveries during T+E’s seventh annual “Creep Week” event, which... Continue Reading
MONTREAL – NBCUniversal’s all-reality TV subscription streaming service Hayu is now available to Videotron customers in Quebec through Videotron’s Helix platform, the companies announced Tuesday. Videotron customers will be able... Continue Reading
TORONTO – The Writers Guild of Canada (WGC) and entertainment workers union IATSE announced Monday what they called a “historic” national agreement to represent script coordinators working in the Canadian... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – The Canadian Broadcast Standards Council (CBSC) today released two decisions — one involving a segment of CTV investigative journalism program W5 and another involving The Vassy Kapelos Show on Bell Media radio station CFRA in... Continue Reading
QUEBEC CITY – La Coopérative de câblodistribution de l’arrière-pays (CCAP) announced Wednesday its merger with two local cooperatives — La Coopérative de câblodistribution Sainte-Catherine-Fossambault (CSCF) and Les Productions 4 éléments (P4E).... Continue Reading
OTTAWA – The CRTC has denied Tuesday an application requesting that the regulator increase the price of the basic television package from $25 to $28 per month and to index... Continue Reading
By Connie Thiessen The CRTC is immediately lifting advertising time limit requirements for discretionary television services to position them to better compete with online platforms. The move is in response... Continue Reading
EDMONTON – Super Channel announced Tuesday chief content officer (CCO) Jackie Pardy has decided to retire after four years with the company and more than 35 years working in the... Continue Reading
