Canadian Screen Awards 2020: Non-Fiction Winners Revealed

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Baeksang Arts Awards 2020 aka 56th Baeksang Arts Awards followed 56th Grand Bell Awards' footsteps for their seating arrangement. The prestigious awards show, dubbed as the Oscars of 2020, hosted its annual awards show at the Korea International Exhibition Centre (KINTEX) in Ilsanseo Gu of Gyeonggi Province on June 5.

In less than 24 hours, the 56th Baeksang Arts Awards winners list will be announced. The annual awards show, dubbed as the Oscars of South Korea, released the nominations list last month. While Parasite bagged well-deserved nominations on the movie front, there is a tough competition on the K-Drama front. The awards show will take place on June 5 at the Korea International Exhibition Centre (KINTEX) in Ilsanseo Gu of Gyeonggi Province. It is hosted by Suzy Bae, Park Bo Gum, and Shin Dong Yup.

Manitoba has become the first Canadian province to allow its film production sector to reopen amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The move to reopen local soundstages beginning June 1 comes as rival jurisdictions in Canada roll out new technologies and social distancing guidelines to make soundstages safe for returning Hollywood studios and streamers.

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She’s just being honest! Kaitlyn Bristowe revealed that her debut single, “If I’m Being Honest,” was inspired by her breakup from ex-fiancé Shawn Booth.

The 2020 Emmy Awards have been scheduled to take place on September 20 and the Television Academy still plans on keeping the show on that date.

After years of anticipation, Kaitlyn Bristowe has finally released her debut single.

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ET Canada is bringing back your favourite casts from the 1990s and 2000s for a five-night reunion special.

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The Canadian Screen Awards wrapped up its final day of presentations on Thursday, with the virtual ceremony honouring Canada’s best film offerings of the past year.

TORONTO — With Canadian artists off the road and performing virtual concerts on Facebook and Instagram, the performance rights organization SOCAN has created a new program, called Encore!, to help deliver royalties to performers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

TORONTO — With Canadian artists off the road and performing virtual concerts on Facebook and Instagram, the performance rights organization SOCAN has created a new program, called Encore!, to help deliver royalties to performers during the COVID-19 pandemic. The program is retroactive from March 15 of this year until March 7, 2021. Each online concert on Facebook/Instagram is eligible

Hulu/CTV's Cardinal on Wednesday night won big at the Canadian Screen Awards, picking up seven during the virtual ceremony, including best drama, while Eugene and Dan Levy's Schitt's Creek nabbed six trophies, including best comedy. The Cardinal murder-mystery series also earned a best drama lead actor prize for Billy Campbell and a best drama lead trophy for co-star Karine Vanasse.

Crime drama Cardinal and hit comedy Schitt’s Creek were the big winners at the Canadian Screen Awards on Wednesday.

The Canadian Screen Awards continue throughout the week, with virtual ceremonies running through to Thursday as the Canadian Academy honours Canada’s best film and television offerings of the past year.

The Canadian Screen Awards are continuing, with virtual ceremonies running throughout the week as the Canadian Academy honours the best of Canada’s film and television offerings during the past year.