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The Balade à Toronto website will give fans the opportunity to discover the world of featured performers and the various regions they come from. The digital media strategy has three key components:  a distinct and adaptive web module full of informative, interactive and exclusive content, a complementary experience synchronized with the broadcast of each episode through the TV5 DUO application and a program page hosted by UNIS.ca with bonus never-before-seen content.

The one-hour Les Boys du Ballet documentary follows four boys between 11 and 20 years of age for one year as they attend the Royal Winnipeg Ballet Dance School.

Les Boys du Ballet documentary will be accompanied by eight to twelve 2-minute webisodes presented on the documentary’s website. Viewers will be invited to choose one ballet student in particular to find out more about him. Once the selection has been made, viewers will have two or three options to choose from to learn more about a certain aspect of the dancer’s life.

The Harfang des neiges, nord et sud documentary introduces viewers to the majestic snowy owl as scientists take on the exciting adventure of studying the birds in their faraway Arctic nesting grounds, and beyond. The documentary explores what the white owl means to those looking to get close to the birds – whether it’s to observe, photograph or study them – and those who’ve been living on the tundra with them for generations.

The website Harfang des neiges, nord et sud will have additional interviews with specialists as well as  information that complements those already featured in the documentary.

Hosted by country musician Patrick Norman, Pour l’amour du country is a series of 12 one-hour episodes presenting performances by country artists from various French-speaking communities across Canada. Each episode features three artists: a country music “star,” a local celebrity with a big following in their region but less known outside their community, and an emerging performer.

As a complement to the well-established series based on the musical variety show format, a new site will be created to give viewers access to more in-depth content for each episode, including behind-the-scenes footage, song origins, stories about musical instruments used, musician bios and links relevant to program content.

St-Nickel is a series of six one-hour episodes following the evolution of an underprivileged Sudbury neighbourhood as seen through the eyes of a dysfunctional Franco-Ontarian family. The show is laced with lots of humour, a touch of satire and a little bit of divine intervention.

Visitors to the St-Nickel website will definitely feel as though they’re part of the (fictitious or backstage) community. The digital strategy relies on three key components: StNickel.ca – an adaptive website with a significant interactive element, daily sharing of content through social networks, and Hugo’s webisodes.

The trajectoireshockey.com website offers viewers a highly interactive experience. Using on-screen reminders, the TV show invites fans to enjoy the synchronized interactive experience available online. Each episode will have its own micro-site where fans can interact on a second platform during the show’s broadcast.