MONTREAL — Troubled Canadian children’s TV producer Cinar has settled out-of-court with two of its subsidiaries, U.S. publishing companies Carson-Dellosa Publishing and HighReach Learning. Cinar ...
MONTREAL — Federal film funding agency Telefilm Canada has lifted its self-imposed ban on doing business with troubled Montreal-based kids TV producer Cinar. Decision to suspend Cinar from accessing ...
Montreal, Qc. and Alexandria, Virginia, April 15, 2002- CINAR Corporation, and the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) are pleased to announce that they have reached an agreement to produce 16 new ...
Cinar Corp. will pay back $2.6 million to Telefilm Canada as part of a settlement over allegations the television programming company passed off American scripts as Canadians for tax breaks. Cinar ...
Nearly a dozen years after scandals at Canadian cartoon-maker surfaced, Quebec police make arrests. By Etan Vlessing Canada Bureau Chief TORONTO — Quebec police on Wednesday made a surprise arrest of ...
Former children's animation mogul Micheline Charest died Wednesday afternoon, a month after selling her shares in the scandal-plagued Cinar company that she founded with her husband. A spokeswoman for ...
The fallen Canadian animation giant and partners are ordered to pay punitive damages to Claude Robinson for stealing the character for a Robinson Crusoe-inspired cartoon. By Etan Vlessing Canada ...
Louis Fournier, formerly vp sales and co-productions at Cinar, is returning to head up distribution activities at the Montreal based animation house. Fournier had previously worked for Cinar for eight ...
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