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MobileSyrup outlines some of the most notable movies and TV shows that recently hit Canadian streaming platforms. Our ‘Streaming in Canada’ column typically focuses on new content from Amazon Prime Video Canada, Crave and Netflix Canada, but other services like Apple TV+ and Disney+ will be mentioned when relevant. We’ll also highlight shows or movies that are made in Canada, involve notable Canadian cast or crew and/or are filmed in Canada. Finally, with the COVID-19 pandemic causing many movies to hit digital platforms much sooner than planned, we’ll make note of any major films ...

Since launching in November 2019, Disney+ has been known for offering a vast catalogue of Disney content that’s appropriate for all ages. However, with the recent launch of Disney+ Star, the video streaming service offers hundreds more shows and movies — some of which aren’t suited for children. With that in mind, Disney has added new parental controls to Disney+ to give families the ability to prevent kids from seeing the more adult-oriented fare without permission. This is especially helpful in the case of Marvel TV shows and movies that are offered through Star, which gets displayed ...

Most notably, Marvel’s  Loki will now hit the service on June 11th, a slight delay from the May window that was provided during the Disney Investor Day in December. Loki marks Marvel’s third original series for Disney+, following  WandaVision (which premiered in January) and  The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (releasing on March 19th). The series follows the version of Tom Hiddleston’s God of Mischief that was seen fleeing The Avengers in Avengers: Endgame with the Tesseract as he travels to different time periods and alters human history. Outside of April 16th...

In November, the Canadian government proposed a law, Bill C-10, that would, ostensibly, offer it greater control over streaming companies that operate here, including requiring them to invest more heavily in Canadian content. Now, with Disney increasing its streaming presence in Canada through the February 23rd release of Disney+ Star, the international version of Hulu, the question remains: what sort of long-term investments does the company have planned for Canadian content? “I’m probably not the guy to speak to Bill C-10,” admitted Greg Mason, Disney Canada’s VP of marketing, in...

Greg Mason, Disney Canada's VP of marketing, says this is part of a unique release strategy for this film, not the norm for future Disney+ Star content.