Tag: TV
TV & Film News – Mel Tuck, Lesley Ewen receive UBCP/ACTRA...
UBCP/ACTRA held its 8th annual awards Saturday, honouring members in five categories, in addition to two lifetime achievement honours. Ben Cotton was awarded Best...
Stabbing footage aired without warning violated code: CBSC
The Canadian Broadcast Standards Council (CBSC) says CTV Toronto violated several codes when it aired cell phone footage of a stabbing without warning to...
Channel Zero launches studio division
Channel Zero, the company that owns Hamilton-based CHCH-TV and a handful of specialty channels including Rewind and Silver Screen Classics, has announced it's launching...
Monika Ille named new CEO of APTN
APTN has announced that Monika Ille will succeed Jean La Rose as the new CEO of the Indigenous television network.
Ille has been with...
Broadcast Dialogue – The Podcast: Sylvie Courtemanche, Chair of the Canadian...
The Canadian Broadcast Standards Council, the independent organization that establishes standards for private Canadian broadcasters, is seeking a younger perspective. On this episode of...
WABE celebrates 69th year bringing broadcast engineering community together
A Message from Clint Hollinger, President, Western Association of Broadcast Engineers (WABE)
This year, the Western Association of Broadcast Engineers is hosting its 69th annual...
Super Channel promotes new executives from within
Super Channel has restructured its management team, creating a new level of executives to reduce the number of direct reports to President & CEO...
Cardinal, The Handmaid’s Tale, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina lead DGC Award...
The Directors Guild of Canada (DGC) handed out its 18th annual DGC Awards Saturday night in Toronto.
Hungarian-Canadian filmmaker George Mihalka (My Bloody Valentine, La...
CBSC seeking younger adjudicators
The Canadian Broadcast Standards Council (CBSC) is looking to recruit younger adjudicators.
Sylvie Courtemanche, chair of the CBSC, says particularly when it comes to adjudicating...
#Elxn43: Where to watch, listen and stream
TV:
CBC
Canada Votes 2019: Election Night starts at 6:30 p.m. ET. on CBC TV and CBC News Network, as well as CBC Gem, cbcnews.ca and the CBC News...
