To celebrate Code.org’s Hour of Code global initiative, YTV — a major entertainment brand for children — is partnering with Ladies and Girls Learning Code and MakerKids to launch Code Week on YTV.

EXCLUSIVE: Popularity is everything at middle school. At least, that’s what Corus Entertainment’s live-action kids comedy Popularity Papers suggests in this exclusive first-look clip ahead of its ...

PHOENIX, May 31, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- For the second consecutive year, Best Western is teaming with the two top-rated children's networks in North America -- Nickelodeon, the number-one entertainment ...

In Canada, Corus-owned children's service YTV is to launch a block on Sundays 13:00-14:00 previewing the upcoming Discovery Kids digital channel. The block makes its first appearance on July 8. It ...

TORONTO: Corus Entertainment has unveiled the fall lineup for Canadian kids’ channels YTV, Treehouse and Discovery Kids, featuring shows such as The Penguins of Madagascar and live-action comedy How ...

TORONTO, May 14, 2020 /CNW/ - On the United Nations' World Environment Day, Corus Entertainment brings families a new Corus Kids Original documentary, CitizenKid: Earth Comes First (1x22min), ...

Cooking shows like Top Chef have offered up the amuse-bouche version of kid judges before, with tykes brought in for a single episode, never to be seen or heard from again. But Cook'd, a new show on ...

Canadian kidcaster YTV is adding a dose of reality to its fall slate with the addition of a new kid-centric prank series, produced by Canuck independent Apartment 11 Productions. Prank Patrol, the new ...

TORONTO, April 8 - Chalk Media Corp. has accepted a conditional offer from YTV to co-produce Spy Academy, a kids' reality game television show with an interactive Web component. YTV and Chalk Media ...

If the content of BoomBoxBaby.ca turns out to be as dynamic as its catchy moniker, Toronto-HQ’d Corus Radio will have a hit on its hands in terms of engaging the 12-17 crowd in a new way. Broadcasting ...

Canada knows good kids’ TV — alongside maple syrup and hockey, Canadian children’s television is one of the country’s greatest cultural exports.