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EDITORIAL: Major shift in Canadian media as at least 1,000 journalists laid off

by Et Cetera Staff | Sep 28, 2023 | Editorial, OP-ED | 0 |

A jarring year for the media fraternity as Bell and Corus media are among Canadian media companies that have laid off journalists.

TIMELINE: A look at the history of the Canadian Screen Awards

by Antonio Peláez Barceló | Apr 25, 2023 | Arts, Canadian News, Culture, News | 0 |

The Academy for Canadian Cinema and Television gave the awards from April 11 to April 14. The Canadian Screen Awards include film, television and digital.

Piktochart: Usage of streaming services continues to rise across Canada

by Alexa Gregoris | Apr 25, 2023 | Culture, Life | 0 |

Canadian usage of entertainment streaming services skyrocketed during COVID-19 lockdowns and is thriving with a competitive and growing market.

Hot Docs premiering 8 Humber student films

by Sarah Hurtado | Apr 11, 2023 | Arts, Culture | 0 |

Humber’s Film and Television Production class of 2023 is premiering their capstone project films later this month.

First-ever Dragons’ Den market launches with fiery success

by Jacob Tye | Feb 9, 2023 | Biz/Tech, Canadian News, News | 0 |

The CBC Broadcast Centre hosted a Dragons’ Den-themed market with hit products from the show on display for fans

OPINION: We have damaged our enjoyment of watching TV series

by Nicholas Seles | Feb 5, 2021 | Opinion | 0 |

It’s up to us as viewers to manage how we view content.

Asian Heritage Month panel: Artists have different stories, shared sentiments

by raisarahim | May 28, 2019 | Arts | 0 |

Reelworld Film Festival and BIPOC Film and TV co-presented Asian Heritage Month to acknowledge the importance of inclusivity of people of colour in the film and television industry.