Online platforms like Netflix and Spotify may end up spending more than $800 million on Canadian content over the next three years under a series of policy changes the federal government has proposed in a new bill Tuesday.
TORONTO — Netflix Canada is increasing some of its prices again.
As many as 40 local television outlets and 200 Canadian radio stations could be forced to close in the next three years as the financial pressures faced by media companies intensify under the COVID-19 pandemic, suggests a new study from an industry advocacy group.
TORONTO — “Jeopardy!” host Alex Trebek says if his current treatment for Stage 4 pancreatic cancer doesn’t work, he’ll probably stop pursuing medical intervention.
A City of Winnipeg communications officer has made the cut to compete on the newest season of “Big Brother Canada.”
TSN hockey analyst Kevin Sawyer has apologized for comments he made on a Winnipeg Jets broadcast earlier this month about an alleged incident when he was an assistant coach with a junior team in 2005.
A Manitoba woman had chicken on her brain when she hastily answered a question Thursday on “Family Feud Canada.”
By Adina Bresge, The Canadian Press A Manitoba artist says she's quitting her day job after Whoopi Goldberg wore her beadwork to spotlight missing and murdered Indigenous women on ``The View.'' Mish Daniels, a member of Sagkeeng First Nation, has been beading since...
TORONTO — Bryan Adams will be among the performers on the CBC’s cross-country “Canada’s New Year’s Eve — Countdown To 2020” broadcast.
“The Sopranos” ended its eight-year TV run in 2007, but fans continue to be obsessed with the mafia-inspired drama.
Callia Flowers and its 29-year-old tech entrepreneur, Catherine Metrycki, appeared on the CBC reality show Thursday night. Metrycki pitched her company to the venture capitalists and landed a $500,000 investment from Manjit Minhas for a 12.5 percent stake.
TORONTO — Ron MacLean addressed Don Cherry’s dismissal with a lengthy monologue during the first period intermission of Saturday’s “Hockey Night in Canada” broadcast, saying “Coach’s Corner is no more.”
