Apple, Amazon, Spotify, and others are challenging a CRTC order to fund Canadian content, arguing it’s unfair and exceeds the regulator’s authority under the law.

Nippon TV and Blue Ant Studios Enter Strategic Partnership for Unscripted Format in North America Partners will work together ...

Wet'suwet'en leader Molly Wickham, an indigenous activist, used Canadian film and TV's biggest night to call for a "Free ...

A southern Alberta television station is going off the air after nearly seven decades, the parent company said Tuesday in a ...

Bundle subscribers can enjoy programming on a variety of platforms and media players, depending on the bundle, including ...

Rogers announced Sept. 18 that it was buying Bell’s stake in Toronto-based MLSE, which includes the NHL’s Maple Leafs, NBA’s ...

The pact will see the streamers distribute their owned-and-operated linear channels on each other's U.S. platforms.

The communications and entertainment company announced Wednesday it received approvals from the NHL, AHL, NBA, CFL and MLS to ...

Tom Miyauchi, who has served as the Head of Formats at Nippon TV and was instrumental in launching the Canadian adaptation of ...

In response to the 2024 Assembly of First Nations (AFN) and Indigenous Services Canada report, Closing the Infrastructure Gap ...

Salesforce Inc.’s agreement to buy Informatica Inc. for $8 billion came a year after initial talks collapsed and the ...