The actor’s latest show Private Eyes West Coast doesn’t shy away from its Canadian setting in Victoria

True-crime series is grotesque, exhausting and unsettling

Devil In Disguise: John Wayne Gacy is a refreshing take on the serial-killer drama

The HBO Max comedy has tackled cancel culture, feminism and the price of fame

Nunavut, the largest & northernmost territory of Canada, never played host to a production before. Netflix's original Canadian series changed that.

'Misogyny is at the reptilian brain stem of white nationalism, and it's never going to go away.'

Ricci believes women can especially relate to its dark, emotional themes, in a world where women are experiencing real-life feelings of hopelessness and antagonism

Will you be watching?

"Adolescence" is a must-watch psychological drama, involving a 13-year-old murder suspect, that spotlights a new kind of toxic masculinity

A storyline that Disney forced the show’s creators to drop could have inspired enthusiasm in transgender children without getting into the issue’s politics

Many women feel alone, ashamed and utterly perplexed about what’s happening to their bodies, but Jennifer Whalen and Meredith MacNeill are hoping to change that with their eight-episode CBC comedy

The hour-long show debuts on CBS Monday, focusing on a family living in a wealthy D.C. suburb. "This is not your grandmother's soap opera," says star Tamara Tunie.

It’s so easy to label people these days. From the way folks have been talking, you’d think everyone falls into two buckets: those who voted against...

This dramatization of a wild story about a health influencer and her false cancer claims reminds us we can be in control of what we consume and the messages we choose to spread

As networks fight to retain cord-cutting viewers, established IP and a predetermined fanbase are keeping audiences hanging on

Creators of the real-life story filmed in the GTA hope the show sparks conversations around trauma and loss, and brings a cathartic release

Project examines Springer’s culpability in transforming the talk show space from formulaic lifestyle offering to all-out brawl that exploited small-town folks for entertainment

From ridiculous reality mishaps to must-see finales that we can’t stop thinking about

The Amazon Canadian Original lacks any understanding of authenticity or understanding of the setting - the distinct society that is Quebec

Pretty rich kids doing terrible things continues to be an escapist theme that many viewers love unwinding with – just don’t expect the same shock value of the old Cruel Intentions

'There is no shelf life to your creativity, to your contribution to the world, to joy'

The lead character’s transformation from wallflower to killer is deftly handled by Ella Purnell of “Fallout” and “Yellowjackets.”