After disappearing from Canadian television following its 12th season in 2024, Big Brother Canada is officially coming back. On June 4, 2026, Bell Media announced a new season for CTV and Crave, with Andrea Bain
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Why Festival Premieres Still Matter in the Streaming Era
We have never had more movies at our fingertips. A few taps can summon thousands of films, yet the abundance has created a paradox: the easier cinema is to access, the harder it can be
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Cold Country: Inside the Indigenous Creative Team Behind CBC’s New Drama
Before audiences know the story of Cold Country, they already know why the series has attracted attention. Set to arrive on CBC in Winter 2027, the six-episode drama brings together an Indigenous creative team, an
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Co-Productions Are Saving Canadian Film. But, at What Cost?
When ambitious Canadian films reach major festivals today, they increasingly do so with passports from more than one country. Official treaty co-productions, jointly financed projects between Canada and international partners, have become a defining feature
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Post-Festival Futures: How Canadian Films Find Audiences After TIFF and VIFF
Canadian film festivals create rare, high-stakes moments. A premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival can pack a theatre with critics, buyers, and executives from around the world. A sold-out screening at the Vancouver International
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Space Cadet: Kid Koala’s Silent Animated Masterpiece
Animation often speaks through movement, colour, and sound, but Space Cadet takes that idea further by telling its story without spoken dialogue. Directed by Kid Koala in his feature directorial debut, this Canadian animated film
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