
How Rogers Sports & Media is growing its slate without losing its edge
More originals, more platforms, same promise: content Canadians connect with.
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Bell Media’s 2025/26 lineup features robust slate of original content
From Scott Brothers Entertainment, Crave greenlights new competition series Make Yourself Over.

Upfronts 2025: Bell Media’s Crave and TSN bundles with Disney+ in Canada
The company is also bringing its CTV and Noovo offerings to Crave and partnering with The Trade Desk for seamless access to premium marketing solutions.

Reeb out at Corus, Gossling appointed CEO
Former co-CEO Troy Reeb has stepped down and John Gossling will take on sole stewardship of the Canadian media company with additional executive moves announced.

Motorola Razr launches with OOH hologram
The campaign strategy aims to promote the new phone around Rogers’ locations and high-traffic events in Toronto.

Spotify sees surge in Francophone content, Canadian female artists
The streamer’s latest report shows that French-language tracks surpassed 1 billion streams.

Upfronts 2025: Rogers sets Canadian edition of The Price Is Right
Canadians’ interest in sports was also underscored, as 28 million people tuned in to sports content through Sportsnet’s linear and streaming services in the past year.

Sony has been named an Official NHL Technology Partner
The multiyear global tech partnership aims to enhance the league’s fan experience with Sony Hawk-Eye Technology and camera innovations.

Industry News: Innocean Canada wins Alaska Communications AOR
Plus, judge rules in Shopify-Canada Revenue Agency court case.

Radio ratings: AM/FM reached 81% of Canadians in diary markets
Contributor David Bray breaks down the ratings in five Canadian markets and finds changes could impact how radio is bought and sold.