DARK POUTINE PODCAST RECAP: THE GREAT AMHERST MYSTERY
On this week’s episode of the Dark Poutine podcast, we learn about one of Canada’s most documented and as-yet-unexplained paranormal events.
VANCOUVER ANIMATION SECTOR PLANS FIRST ANIMATION FAM TOUR AND EXPANDS ANNUAL DIGITAL ENTERTAINMENT CAREER...
A delegation of BAFTA and Emmy Award-winning U.K. animation studios arrive in Vancouver for the first Animation FAM (familiarization) Tour as local industry continues booming.
FUTUR ET MÉDIAS IS THE CANADA MEDIA FUND’S NEW FRENCH-LANGUAGE PODCAST THAT EXPLORES SIX...
The Canada Media Fund has launched a French-language podcast series of six episodes that probe as many trends that are currently reshaping the media and entertainment industries.
VICE MEDIA TO CUT 10% OF WORKFORCE
Company to cut 250 jobs globally as it seeks profitability
? ONTARIO PREMIER DOUG FORD’S PC PARTY USES RYAN GOSLING’S LIKENESS IN FUNDRAISING APPEAL
Ryan Gosling’s likeness is being used by Ontario’s Progressive Conservative party in a new fundraising appeal — which may come as a surprise to the Canadian actor
MURDA BEATZ MADE A KILLING AT FORTNITE — AND GAVE IT TO NORM KELLY,...
It’s been a pretty busy few days from Canadian hip-hop producer Murda Beatz. On Tuesday, he competed in the first Fortnite Pro Am in Los Angeles, finishing 11th with his partner, Valkyrae, winning $20,000 for charity.
TWO TORONTO-MADE VIDEOGAMES ARE REACHING FOR THE SPOTLIGHT AT E3
This is going to be an important week for two Toronto-made games, but for very different reasons. One is a big gamble for the largest studio in the city, the other a long-awaited title from one of the most highly regarded indie studios in Canada.
SHAW ROCKET FUND KICK-STARTS ONLINE KIDS’ SAFETY PROGRAM FOR CANADIAN DIGITAL CONTENT IN PARTNERSHIP...
Rocket Fund will finance 100 per cent of the cost of kidSAFE Seal Certification over the first year of the program, further demonstrating the Shaw Rocket Fund's commitment to supporting producers in an evolving digital environment.
#StopCBC from destroying a part of Canada’s broadcast history
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has quietly launched a systematic process that will destroy a vital component of Canada’s cultural and broadcast heritage. And the Canadian public knows virtually nothing about it.
Video game giant Ubisoft to open Winnipeg office
Ubisoft will invest $35M in Manitoba, create 100 jobs over 5 years, company says
