What's new on Canadian streaming & TV in October 2023?
Everything of note we know of that's coming in October, including the returns of "Loki", "The Gilded Age", "Big Mouth", "Upload", and more.
Listings for June 26 to July 2, 2023; a new Canadian streaming home for "Parks & Rec"; the Canadian premiere date for season 2 of "The Bear", and more.
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Welcome to the June 26, 2023, edition of Watching This Week, the weekly newsletter from Where Can I Watch – covering the latest news on where TV shows and movies will be available in Canada.
Ahead in this week's newsletter: a new Canadian streaming home for Parks and Recreation; a Canadian premiere date for the new season of The Bear; and more. That's all after this week's listings.
First, a quick update about how this newsletter (and WCIW in general) will operate over the next couple of months. As I mentioned a few months ago, there have been very happy but nonetheless time-consuming changes in my life this year. Over July and August, outside of my main day job and a couple of other prior commitments, I'm hoping to spend as much of my free time as possible with my family.
While we'll continue to post monthly roundups as well as weekly newsletters, the weekly updates will be short, and in some cases prepared well in advance; it's unlikely we'll answer many mailbag questions during this time. There may be a small number of other updates elsewhere in the site over the summer.
For this coming week specifically, we are working on our July programming listings roundup which we plan to post in a few days, most likely by Saturday. The next regular (but abbreviated) newsletter will be sent out Monday, July 10.
As of now, our plan is to return to full-length newsletters in early September.
Thank you for your understanding and for your continued support of WCIW.
Compiled from our monthly listings and/or any subsequent updates we've come across. We strive for accuracy but schedules may change without notice. Some series/seasons may have weekly rollouts; we won't list new episodes every week (though we may note significant episodes such as series finales). *An asterisk denotes programming added in past weeks that we've learned about (or has been rescheduled) since our last newsletter.
Additional programming for July 1-2 may be included in our monthly guide for July, which will be sent out later this week.
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