Meanwhile, Canadian series survivor, Degrassi: The Next Generation, is averaging a soft 277,000 viewers in its Sunday 7:30 pm timeslot – down from its season seven average of 420,000.

The commission is looking at shortening licence terms for the country’s over-the-air broadcasters to just one year down from seven, and drastically changing the Cancon spend ratio.

New CRTC data shows profits declined by more than 90% last year.

With concerns raised over the poor financial outlook for smaller TV markets, the regulator is hinting at an adjustment of renewal conditions for over-the-air broadcasters like CTV, Canwest, Rogers and TVA.

With 2.3 million viewers in its new night, the return of Global ratings darling House spelled trouble for CBC comedies Little Mosque on the Prairie and Sophie.

Past eps have reached almost one million Canadians.

The fourth season of the high-profile series aired on Global will be its last.

Flashpoint pulled in over 10 million viewers for CBS, and was the most-watched program in North America on Friday night.

VP and director of broadcast investments at M2 Universal, Dennis Dinga says Canadians’ mood over the economy coupled with hockey’s primetime slot explains Erica‘s fate.

Record-breaking ratings for two quintessential Canadian programs earn final eps ‘most-watched’ status.

CBC is putting a lot of stock in its new show Being Erica.

Canada’s winning matches scored record-breaking ratings.

The big numbers from So You Think You Can Dance Canada got even higher Sunday.

As the media giant experiments with multiple new outlets, numbers are lower than those garnered by over-the-air networks in years past.