CTV Television Network (CTV) is Canada's largest privately owned English-language television network, launched in 1961, and is part of Bell Media, which broadcasts television dramas, news and sports programming.

The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is Canada's premier film festival, founded in 1976 and held annually in Toronto in September, with the highest honor being the Audience Vote Award.

The Montreal International Film Festival is the only competitive film festival in North America, founded by the Ministry of Culture of Quebec in 1977. It is the only competitive film festival in North America. The main activities of the festival include: feature film and short film competitions, feature film and short film side screenings, special screenings of one country's films each year, observational screenings for professionals, special screenings of films from that country, special screenings of films from the Americas, conferences to honor new and veteran filmmakers, retrospectives, seminars, international film markets, and extensive promotional activities.

The National Film Board of Canada (English: National Film Board of Canada; French: Office national du film du Canada) is a Canadian national film production organization founded in 1939 and headquartered in Montreal, under the umbrella of It is headquartered in Montreal and is part of the Department of Cultural Heritage of Canada.

Film Net is a community platform focusing on the release of film works, with video works as the main content, created in May 2009, and officially launched on October 22 of the same year. The website mainly provides a platform for film producers, film school teachers and students, musicians, etc. to showcase and exchange their film works.

Tribute.ca is a movie website for movie fans with the most complete and up-to-date movie information, including movie trailers, the latest blockbuster releases, movie charts and search rankings, box office revenue information, movie reviews, entertainment stars, and other movie-related information.

Global Television Network (GTV) is a Canadian free-to-air English-language television network that began broadcasting in 1974, covering only Southern Ontario, and was positioned as a national network in 1997, and is now a division of Shaw Media.