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Congratulations to these 13 feature length films and 1 short film proudly sponsored by Ontario Creates Screening at TIFF 2025


Aki NEW

Aki

Blood Lines NEW

Blood Lines

Honey Bunch NEW

Honey Bunch

Little Lorraine NEW

Little Lorraine

Meadowlarks NEW

Meadowlarks

Mile End Kicks NEW

Mile End Kicks

Modern Whore NEW

Modern Whore

Nika and Madison NEW

Nika and Madison

Nirvanna The Band The Show The Movie NEW

Nirvanna The Band The Show The Movie

Out Standing NEW

Out Standing

Sktekmujuekatik At the Place of Ghosts NEW

Sk+te'kmujue'katik (At the Place of Ghosts)

Steal Away NEW

Steal Away

Youngblood NEW

Youngblood

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Demons [Short Cuts Programme]


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Frankenstein

Lilith Fair Building a Mystery NEW

Lilith Fair – Building a Mystery

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Congratulations to the 2025 Trillium Book Awards Winners


Ontario Creates is proud to announce the winners of the 2025 Trillium Book Awards / Prix Trillium, the province’s most prestigious literary prize for English and French-language Ontario authors. The Trillium Book Awards/Prix Trillium spotlight local authors and publishers; encouraging Canadians to enjoy homegrown stories and support the provincial economy.

Now in its 38th year, the Trillium Book Award / Prix Trillium has a proud tradition of recognizing excellence in writing. This year’s winners reflect the rich diversity of Ontario’s literary landscape. 

Trillium Book Award (English)

I'm So Glad We Had This Time Together, Maurice Vellekoop (Random House Canada / Penguin Random House Canada)

Prix littéraire Trillium (French)
Céline au Congo, Aristote Kavungu (Les Éditions du Boréal)

Trillium Book Award for Poetry (English)
DADDY, Jake Byrne (Brick Books)

Prix du livre jeunesse Trillium (French)
Le bonnet magique, Mireille Messier (Comme des géants)

Learn more about the 2025 Trillium Book Award finalists here.

On the road to the Junos

Congratulations to all our Ontario artists on their juno nominations!

Video - ON the Road to the JUNOS with Owen Riegling
Video - ON the Road to the JUNOS with AR Paisley
Video - ON the Road to the JUNOS with Abigail Lapell
Video - ON the Road to the JUNOS with Aaron Paris
Video - ON the Road to the JUNOS with DijahSB

2025 AWARD NOMINEE

Owen Riegling

“Growing up in small-town Ontario, it is basically the lifeblood of all my music. That’s all I really know, so that’s all I write about, growing up in Mildmay and all the surrounding towns.” - Owen Riegling

2025 AWARD NOMINEE

AR Paisley

"I think we have a specific sound (...) if they're from Ontario you can hear it. I think there's something special out here, there's something in the water for sure." - AR Paisley


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2025 AWARD NOMINEE

Abigail Lapell

"Growing up there was a lot of music around. My mother was a pianist and my brother had different instruments lying around the house. I remember finding a guitar that was held together with duct tape and figuring out how to play on that." - Abigail Lapell

2025 AWARD NOMINEE

Aaron Paris

"There's a lot of talented producers [in Toronto]. I don't know if it's the snow or something that makes us hibernate and just make like the craziest music." - Aaron Paris

2025 AWARD NOMINEE

DijahSB

"Whatever you're trying to pursue is a process, similar to a flower's process (...), it's not going to look the best all the time. But eventually if you keep watering and maintaining as best you can, you'll see yourself bloom." - DijahSB

Shooting in Ontario

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Ontario Looks

Introducing six great reasons to film in Ontario

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Nature Looks

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Industrial Looks

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Country Looks

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Skyline Looks

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Small Town Looks

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Urban Looks

Games from Ontario

Play the north

We are many things. We are makers - we are players. We are urban - we are rural. We are vibrant - we are chill. We are diverse - we are reliable. We are Loonies - we are Toonies. We are snowy - we are sunny. We are funny - we are scary. We are irreverent - we are serious. We are cities - we are nature, from Toronto and Ottawa to London, Sudbury and everywhere in between.

WE ARE ONTARIO. The largest province in Canada with the most game studios in the country. We've been making games forever at indie and AAA studios alike. Hundreds of world-class game companies call Ontario home, creating games played and loved around the world.

This is a collection of games from our best and brightest, both released and coming soon. We are very pleased to meet you. We are Ontario. And we invite you to...

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New releases

Each month the Ontario Music Office curates a new playlist featuring recent releases and classic tracks from Ontario artists.

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Film Commission Newsletter

Welcome to the inaugural edition of our quarterly newsletter! We're thrilled to share important resources and updates about Ontario’s Film and Television industry, including updates on financial incentives, locations, studio infrastructure, Ontario Film Commission services, environmental sustainability resources, policy updates, and our talented workforce. 

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Research Funded by Ontario Creates

Ontario Creates participates in research that supports the development and growth of the cultural media industries. In addition to Ontario Creates-commissioned initiatives, research project funding is provided to industry trade organizations and other stakeholders.

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Business Intelligence Bulletin

Make sure you are signed up to receive our quarterly bulletin which includes links to research studies, industry statistics, trends, policy development and resources of interest to Ontario’s creative industries.

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