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Why Vancouver Continues to Attract International Film and Television Productions

September 1, 2026September 1, 2026TelevisionInfrastructure, Location, Productions, Tax Credit, Tech, Vancouver

Vancouver did not simply fall into the movie industry. It’s been a quiet production city for many years, establishing its reputation one set at a time. However, why now, in the age of streaming wars

The at-home audience has changed what a Canadian night in looks like

August 14, 2026August 14, 2026Television

Ten years ago, a Canadian night in usually meant picking something already sitting in the cable guide or renting whatever new release had just landed at the video store down the street. That model is

The Dialogue Puzzle: Why Letterkenny Rewards a Second Watch

August 4, 2026August 3, 2026Television, The Bottom Linecomedy, Humour, Letterkenny

Try watching a single episode of a certain small – town Canadian comedy without pausing, and there’s a good chance half the jokes will slip right past. Blink during a rapid exchange between two characters

10 Canadian Shows Everyone’s Talking About in 2026 (and How to Watch Them All)

July 21, 2026July 21, 2026TelevisionBuffy Sainte-Marie: Carry It On, Canadian TV, cbc, Children Ruin Everything, Crave, CTV, Heartland, Letterkenny, Murdoch Mysteries, Prime Video, Reacher, Shores, Sort Of, Sullivan's Crossing, Transplant

Canadian TV is having a genuine moment. From rural dramas racking up tens of millions of viewers to dark comedies earning international award nominations, the country’s storytelling has never been sharper — or more globally

How Canadians feel about Online Streaming

July 16, 2026July 13, 2026TelevisionCanadian television, Online Streaming, Streaming Services

Streaming has become the dominant way Canadians watch television and film, fundamentally reshaping how content is discovered, consumed, and financed. What was once a supplementary option to traditional broadcasting is now the default viewing experience

How Casinos Have Shaped Storytelling in Canadian Film and Television

June 25, 2026June 30, 2026TelevisionCanadian Stories, Casinos

Most casino scenes are remembered for the drama, not the game. What people remember is the tension. The hesitation before a decision. The look between two characters when neither wants to reveal what they’re thinking.