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 — Quebec Securities Commission fined Cinar Corp. founders Ronald Weinberg and Micheline Charest C$1 million ($613,000) each on Friday and barred them from being directors or executives at any ...
In 2000, the animation industry was rocked by the collapse of Cinar Corp., the Canadian cartoon producer behind such popular series as "Arthur," "Calliou" and "The Busy World of Richard Scarry." By ...
One of Canada's longest-running jury trials involving former Cinar Corp. executive Ronald Weinberg is approaching a close, with jury members set to begin their deliberations this week. Mr. Weinberg, ...
In 2000, the animation industry was rocked by the collapse of Cinar Corp., the Canadian cartoon producer behind such popular series as "Arthur," "Calliou" and "The Busy World of Richard Scarry." By ...
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., the troubled Canadian production company, has taken a further step in its return to legitimacy. Beset by scandals involving fraudulent credits and missing millions, the Montreal-based ...
MIP NEWS – Canadian animation house Cinar has rebranded itself as The Cookie Jar Entertainment following the successful takeover of the company by ex-Nelvana execs Toper Taylor and Michael Hirsch.
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 ...
Cinar Corp., a Canadian maker of children’s cartoons such as “Arthur,” agreed to be sold to an investor group for about $143.9 million, the company said. The buyers include Michael Hirsh and Toper ...
Canadian animation veteranMichael Hirsh is buying Cinar, the troubled Montreal-based animation house. TheUS$144m sale puts Hirsh, co-founder and former CEO of Toronto-based Nelvana Limited,back in the ...
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