What's new on Canadian streaming & TV in March 2023?

With apologies for this month's brief delay, it's finally time for our monthly summary of notable new programming coming to streaming services and TV channels in Canada.

This is not intended as a complete list, but where practical we will provide links to fuller information. While we do mention a few reality and documentary shows and the like, our main focus is on notable scripted programming.

Scheduled release dates are those indicated by the providers and are subject to change. Prices are listed by WCIW for convenience, and are likewise subject to change. Listed prices do not include any applicable sales taxes, which vary by province. The web version of this post may be updated occasionally during the month, though we cannot commit to updating everything that might be added or changed.

Netflix

Netflix costs between $5.99 (for Basic with Ads, with HD streaming on a single device at a tine) and $20.99 (for Premium, with ad-free multi-device 4K streaming) per month in Canada.

Netflix Canada posts its monthly listings on social media, including Twitter and YouTube. Where necessary, we've cross-referenced against other sources.

Because of the sheer amount of content Netflix releases each month, we've typically been more judicious with the number of items listed compared to other services, so we encourage you to consult the full lists if you're waiting on a specific program.

New programs are normally released at 3:00 a.m. ET (midnight PT) on the date indicated, unless otherwise noted.

Notable original series

• Cheat (British quiz show) – Wednesday, Mar. 1
• Wrong Side of the Tracks (season 2) – Wednesday, Mar. 1
• Karate Sheep (children's animated series) – Thursday, Mar. 2
• Sex/Life (season 2) – Thursday, Mar. 2
• Next in Fashion (season 2) – Friday, Mar. 3
• Divorce Attorney Shin (Korean drama series) – Saturday, Mar. 4
• Ridley Jones (season 5) – Monday, Mar. 6
• You (season 4, part 2) – Thursday, Mar. 9
• Outlast (Alaska-set survival reality competition) – Friday, Mar. 10
• Shadow & Bone (season 2) – Thursday, Mar. 16
• Dance 100 (choreography reality competition) – Friday, Mar. 17
• Gabby's Dollhouse (season 7) – Monday, Mar. 20
• The Night Agent (thriller series based on the Matthew Quirk novel, starring Gabriel Basso and Luciane Buchanan) – Thursday, Mar. 23
• Love is Blind (season 4) – Fridays starting Mar. 24
• Wellmania (dramedy based on the book by Brigid Delaney, starring Celeste Barber) – Wednesday, Mar. 29
• Unstable (comedy starring Rob Lowe and his real-life son John Owen Lowe) – Thursday, Mar. 30
• Agent Elvis (adult animated comedy starring Matthew McConaughey as newly-minted secret agent Elvis Presley, with the participation of the Presley family) – date TBA
• I Am Georgina (season 2) – date TBA

Notable exclusive-distribution "original" series

• Riverdale (season 7) – Thursdays starting Mar. 30 (episodes added one day after CW broadcast)

Notable original (or exclusive-distribution "original") films

• Luther: The Fallen Sun (continuation of the 2010–19 BBC series, starring Idris Elba) – Friday, Mar. 10
• In His Shadow (thriller starring Kaaris, Alassane Diong, and Assa Sylla) – Friday, Mar. 17
• The Magician's Elephant (family animated film based on the Kate DiCamillo book, with the voice talets of Noah Jupe, Mandy Patinkin, and Benedict Wong) – Friday, Mar. 17
• We Lost Our Human (interactive children's animated film) – Tuesday, Mar. 21

Notable stand-up comedy specials

• Chris Rock: Selective Outrage – streaming live Saturday, Mar. 4 at 10:00 p.m. ET
• Bert Kreischer: Razzle Dazzle – Tuesday, Mar. 14
• Mae Martin: Sap – Tuesday, Mar. 28

Notable original documentary films and series

• Monique Olivier: Accessory to Evil (true crime film) – Thursday, Mar. 2
• MH370: The Plane That Disappeared (docuseries) – Wednesday, Mar. 8
• Money Shot: The Pornhub Story (film) – Wednesday, Mar. 15
• Waco: American Apocalypse (historical docuseries) – Wednesday, Mar. 22
• Emergency: NYC (docuseries spun off from Lenox Hill) – Wednesday, Mar. 29

Notable licensed programming

• Fakes (season 1 of the CBC-Netflix co-commission, already on CBC Gem) – Wednesday, Mar. 1
• Promising Young Woman (2020 Universal film) – Wednesday, Mar. 1
• Space Jam: A New Legacy (2021 Warner Bros. film) – Thursday, Mar. 2
• The Flash (season 9) – Friday, Mar. 3
• Jackass Forever (2022 Paramount film) – Wednesday, Mar. 22
• The Suicide Squad (2021 Warner Bros. film) – Thursday, Mar. 23
• Pulp Fiction (1994 film) – Thursday, Mar. 30

Disney+

Disney+ currently costs $11.99 per month, or $119.99 per year, in Canada. Star, its general entertainment hub (with offerings similar but not identical to Hulu in the U.S.), is included at no extra charge in the Canadian service.

Disney+ sends its Canadian monthly listings to media outlets on its mailing list. Despite our ongoing efforts, we are not yet getting the Canadian listings, so we have to collate information from outside posts, the reliability of which we unfortunately cannot guarantee. New programs are normally released at 3:00 a.m. ET (midnight PT) on the date indicated, unless otherwise noted.

Notable premiere or new-release films and specials

• Finding Michael (documentary about disappeared mountain climber Michael Matthews) – Friday, Mar. 3
• Yılbaşı Gecesi [New Year's Eve] (original Turkish comedy film) – Friday, Mar. 3
• Chang Can Dunk (teen sports drama film starring Bloom Li) – Friday, Mar. 10
• Bursa Bülbülü [The Nightmare of Bursa] (original Turkish film) – Friday, Mar. 10
• Bono & The Edge: A Sort of Homecoming, with Dave Letterman (concert "docu-special" directed by Morgan Neville) – Friday, Mar. 17
• Boston Strangler (20th Century Studios direct-to-Hulu film about the 1960s murderer, starring Keira Knightley) – Friday, Mar. 17
• Prom Pact (original teen romantic comedy film starring Peyton Elizabeth Lee and Milo Manheim) – Friday, Mar. 31
• Rye Lane (direct-to-streaming Searchlight Pictures British romantic comedy starring David Jonsson and Vivian Oparah) – Friday, Mar. 31

Notable Disney+ original series

• The Mandalorian (season 3 of the Star Wars franchise series) – Wednesdays starting Mar. 1
• MPower (series focused on women Marvel characters; details are otherwise vague) – Wednesday, Mar. 8
• Turning the Tables with Robin Roberts (season 2) – Wednesday, Mar. 15
• Doogie Kameāloha, M.D. (season 2) – Friday, Mar. 31
• Ongoing, new episodes weekly: Star Wars: The Bad Batch (Wednesdays through Mar. 22)

Notable Star original series

• Still Missing Morgan (ABC News / Hulu docuseries co-produced by Ridley Scott) – Wednesday, Mar. 1
• Virgin: The Series (Indian series produced for Disney+ Hotstar) – Wednesday, Mar. 1
• Wild Crime (season 2 of the ABC News / Hulu docuseries) – Wednesday, Mar. 1
• History of the World, Part Ⅱ (Hulu-commissioned sequel sketch variety series to the 1981 Mel Brooks film History of the World, Part Ⅰ, starring Ike Barinholtz, Nick Kroll, and Wanda Sykes) – two episodes released daily from Monday, March 6 to Thursday, March 9
• Grails: When Sneakers Change the Game (ABC News / Hulu sneaker industry docuseries) – Wednesday, Mar. 8 (delayed from previously announced dates of Dec. 21 and Jan. 4)
• El grito de las mariposas [The Cry of the Butterflies] (Spanish series) – Wednesday, Mar. 8
• UnPrisoned (Onyx Collective comedy-drama series starring Kerry Washington and Delroy Lindo) – Friday, Mar. 10
• My Family (Japanese series) – Wednesdays starting Mar. 15
• Wedding Agreement: The Series (Indian series produced for Disney+ Hotstar) – Wednesday, Mar. 15
• Where is Private Dulaney? (ABC News / Hulu docuseries) – Wednesday, Mar. 15
• Big Bet (new season 2 episode) – Wednesday, Mar. 22
• Up Here (Hulu musical romantic comedy series starring Mae Whitman and Carlos Valdes) – Friday, Mar. 24
• O Rei da TV [The King of TV] (first two seasons of the Brazilian series produced for Star+) – Wednesday, Mar. 29
• RapCaviar Presents (docuseries about hip-hop artists) – Thursday, Mar. 30
• Ongoing, new episodes weekly: Call It Love (Wednesdays); Wu-Tang: An American Saga (Wednesdays); Tokyo Revengers (Saturdays); How I Met Your Father (Tuesdays)
• Ongoing Fox animated series (episodes most Sundays, but delayed from U.S. broadcast): Bob's Burgers; Family Guy; The Great North; The Simpsons

Notable library programming

• Soul of a Nation Presents: Black in Vegas (ABC News special) – Friday, Mar. 3
• Schoolhouse Rock! 50th Anniversary Singalong (recent ABC primetime special based on the 1973–96 Saturday morning interstitials) – Friday, Mar. 3
• Killer Under the Bed (2018 Lifetime film) – Friday, Mar. 10
• Doogie Howser, M.D. (1989–93 20th Television-produced ABC sitcom starring Neil Patrick Harris) – Wednesday, Mar. 15
• Car SOS (seasons 8–10) – Wednesday, Mar. 22
• Grown-ish (season 5) – Wednesday, Mar. 22
• Flint (2017 Lifetime film) – Friday, Mar. 24
• Chibiverse (2022 Disney Channel miniseries) – Wednesday, Mar. 29
• Minnie's Bow-Toons: Party Palace Pals! (season 2) – Wednesday, Mar. 29

Crave

Bell Media's Crave costs between $9.99 and $19.99 per month via direct subscription, depending on the number of streams, device support, and picture quality you need. The price may vary when subscribing through a TV provider.

Starz, which is also operated in Canada by Bell Media, is available as a $5.99 per month add-on to Crave's direct subscriptions, and is also available separately through Prime Video Channels, Apple TV Channels, and TV providers.

Crave's full list of arrivals is posted on Bell Media's press site. New programs are normally released at midnight ET on the date indicated (equivalent to 9:00 p.m. PT on the previous date), though some (including HBO Max programs) may be released at 3:00 a.m. ET, and others (including mainline HBO programs) are released simultaneously with their linear premieres at the indicated times.

Crave / Bell Media original programming

• Disobey [Désobéir : le choix de Chantal Daigle] (Quebec drama series concerning abortion rights, starring Éléonore Loiselle) – Wednesdays starting Mar. 8
• Just for Laughs 2022: The Gala Specials – Chelsea Handler (stand-up comedy special) – Friday, Mar. 17
• Last of the Giants (season 2 of the Discovery Canada series) – Friday, Mar. 31
• Ongoing, new episodes weekly: The Emperor (season finale Mar. 1); W5 (new episode Friday, Mar. 10)

HBO original programming

• Perry Mason (season 2) – Mondays at 9:00 p.m. ET starting Mar. 6
• Rain Dogs (British comedy series co-produced with BBC, created by Cash Carraway and starring Daisy May Cooper) – Mondays at 10:00 p.m. ET starting Mar. 6
• Succession (fourth and final season) – Sundays at 9:00 p.m. ET starting Mar. 26
• Ongoing, new episodes weekly: The Last of Us (Sundays at 9:00 p.m. ET through Mar. 12)
• Weekly topical programming (new episodes air "live" on the HBO linear channel and are posted on-demand the next day): Real Time with Bill Maher (Fridays at 10:00 p.m. ET); Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (Sundays at 11:00 p.m. ET, except Mar. 26)

Showtime original programming

• Yellowjackets (season 2) – streaming Fridays starting Mar. 24 (and airing Sundays on Crave 1)
• Ongoing, new episodes weekly: Your Honor (Fridays through Mar. 17)
• Weekly topical programming (new episodes air "live" on Crave 1 and are posted on-demand the next day):

New / recent release movies

• Barbarian (2022 horror film starring Georgina Campbell, via 20th Century; already on Disney+) – Friday, Mar. 3
• House Party (2023 remake of the 1990 film, co-produced by LeBron James, starring Tosin Cole and Kid Cudi, via Warner Bros.) – Friday, Mar. 3 (per weekly update)
• Stay the Night (2022 Canadian romantic drama written and directed by Renuka Jeyapalan, starring Andrea Bang, via Photon) – Friday, Mar. 3
• Hot Seat (2022 action film starring Kevin Dillon and Mel Gibson, via Lionsgate; already on Starz) – Friday, Mar. 10
• The Mauritanian (2021 legal drama starring Tahar Rahim and Jodie Foster, via Elevation / STX; previously on Prime Video) – Friday, Mar. 17
• See How They Run (2022 British comedy mystery film starring an ensemble cast including Sam Rockwell and Saoirse Ronan, via Searchlight; already on Disney+) – Friday, Mar. 17
• And Still I Sing (Canadian-produced documentary about a Afghanistan reality show similar to the Idol franchise) – Tuesday, Mar. 21
• Delia's Gone (2022 drama starring Stephan James and Marisa Tomei, via Vertical) – Friday, Mar. 24
• The Courier (2020 spy film starring Benedict Cumberbatch, via Elevation; previously on Prime Video) – Friday, Mar. 31 Friday, Mar. 10
• Firebird (2021 European romantic war drama starring Tom Prior, via Lionsgate; already on Starz) – Friday, Mar. 31

Notable library movies

• Various past Oscar-winning films, including Pulp Fiction (Mar. 3), Casablanca (Mar. 10), and The Wizard of Oz (Mar. 10)

Other notable licensed programming

• Wipeout (season 2, part 1) – Friday, Mar. 3
• Will (apparently the 2017 TNT drama series fictionalizing the life of William Shakespeare in his 20s, starring Laurie Davidson children's animated series focused on a boy who "lives his life to the fullest... in a wheelchair") – Saturday, Mar. 4
• Geronimo Stilton (childen's animated series) – Saturday, Mar. 11
• The Adventures of Little Penguin (childen's animated series) – Saturday, Mar. 18
• Ongoing, new episodes weekly: Drag Race Belgique (Thursday); Star Trek: Picard (Thursdays); RuPaul's Drag Race (Fridays); Tooning Out the News (most Fridays)

Notable new programming on Starz

• Power Book Ⅱ: Ghost (season 3) – Fridays starting Mar. 17
• Clerks Ⅲ (2022 comedy film written and directed by Kevin Smith, starring Brian O'Halloran and Jeff Anderson, via Lionsgate) – Friday, Mar. 24
• Ongoing, new episodes weekly: BMF (Fridays through Mar. 17); Party Down (Fridays)

Prime Video

Amazon's streaming service, Prime Video, is only available in Canada as part of an Amazon Prime membership, which is $9.99 per month or $99.00 per year, with a one-month trial available in most areas for first-time subscribers. More programs may be available through add-on channels at additional monthly costs.

Prime Video's full monthly listings for Canada are emailed directly to us, among other media outlets.

Original (or exclusive) programming

• Coach Prime (sports docuseries about Deion Sanders' stint as a college football head coach; added to Prime Video U.S. in December) – Friday, Mar. 3
• Daisy Jones & the Six (1970s-set miniseries about a fictional band, based on the book by Taylor Jankins Reid, starring Riley Keough) – Friday, Mar. 3
• Federico Chiesa Back on Track (documentary about the Italian footballer) – Friday, Mar. 3
• Luden: Könige Der Reeperbahn (German drama series) – Friday, Mar. 3
• Hugh Van Cuylenburg: GEM (documentary about the Australian founder of The Resilience Project) – Thursday, Mar. 9
• Pendant ce temps en cuisine [Meanwhile in the Kitchen] (docuseries about the Quebec restaurant industry) – Friday, Mar. 10
• Class of '07 (Australian comedy series starring Emily Browning) – Thursday, Mar. 16
• Angel Flight (Japanese drama series) – Thursday, Mar. 16
• Swarm (drama series starring Dominique Fishback, co-created by Donald Glover) – Friday, Mar. 17
• Last Light (2022 MGM-produced Peacock thriller miniseries, starring Matthew Fox) – Friday, Mar. 17
• Dom (season 2) – Friday, Mar. 17
• Perfect Addiction (romantic drama set in the MMA world starring Kiana Madeira, based on the Wattpad publication, produced by Constantin Film) – Friday, Mar. 24
• Dave Hughes: Ridiculous (comedy special) – Friday, Mar. 24
• Reggie (documentary about Reggie Jackson) – Friday, Mar. 24
• ONE Fight Night 8: Bhullar vs. Malykhin (live combat sports event) – Saturday, Mar. 25
• The Power (British sci-fi drama series based on the Naomi Alderman novel, starring Toni Collette) – Friday, Mar. 31

New-release films

• I Got a Monster (2023 documentary about the Baltimore police, via Greenwich Entertainment) – Friday, Mar. 3
• Detective Knight: Independence (third and final film in the rapidly-released trilogy of action films starring Bruce Willis, via Lionsgate) – Friday, Mar. 17 [delayed from previously-announced date of Jan. 20]
• The Nigerian Trade (limited information available, we're not even 100% sure if this is a film or series) – Friday, Mar. 17
• Bed Rest (2022 horror film starring Melissa Berrera, via STX; released on Tubi in the U.S. in December) – Friday, Mar. 24
• The Pez Outlaw (documentary about a rare Pez dispenser smuggler) – Friday, Mar. 24

Notable licensed programming

• UnReal (2015–18 Lifetime drama series) – Friday, Mar. 3
• Six (2017–18 History Channel drama series) – Saturday, Mar. 11
• Happy Endings (2011–13 ABC series, also on Disney+) – Wednesday, Mar. 15
• Minuit, le soir (2005–07 Radio-Canada series) – Friday, Mar. 24

CBC Gem

CBC Gem is free to watch with ads; an ad-free Premium subscription, which adds access to CBC News Network and early access to certain programs, is available for $4.99 per month.

CBC Gem's monthly listings are posted in full on the CBC's media website. Other than programs marked as "original" or "premiere", programs may have aired previously in Canada on other services. Dates listed are "begins streaming" dates; some programs or episodes may be initially available only on the Premium tier, but are made available on the free tier at a later date.

Notable Canadian programming

• Midwives (2022 documentary about midwives in Myanmar) – Wednesday, Mar. 1
• 30 Greatest Moments: Adele (music documentary) – Thursday, Mar. 2
• Geographies of Solitude (documentary about Sable Island and naturalist/environmentalist Zoe Lucas) – Friday, Mar. 3
• Backlash: Misogyny in the Digital Age (documentary produced for CBC's Documentary Channel) – Monday, Mar. 6
• CBC Music Presents: Road to the Junos Concert Series (featuring Alberta-based performers) – episodes released daily from Monday, Mar. 6 to Friday, Mar. 10
• CBC Arts Presents: Following Folk (featuring performances from folk musicians) – Tuesday, Mar. 7
• 52nd Juno Awards – "Opening Night" awards presented Saturday, Mar. 11 at 8:00 p.m. ET; main telecast Monday, Mar. 13 at 8:00 p.m. ET (latter also on CBC TV at 8:00 local / 9:00 AT)
• Fait divers (seasons 3 and 4 of the 2017–21 Ici Radio-Canada Télé drama series) – Friday, Mar. 17
• I Am Syd Stone (2021 film, via LevelFilm) – Friday, Mar. 17
• Essex County (limited series based on Jeff Lemire's graphic novels, starring Finlay Wojtak-Hissong and Molly Parker) – Sundays starting Mar. 19**; also on CBC TV
• The Ketchup War (documentary short about the aftermath of Heinz closing its Leamington, Ontario ketchup plant in 2013) – Wednesday, Mar. 22
• The Sticky Side of Baklava [La face cachée du baklava] (2021 French-Canadian film, via Axia) – Wednesday, Mar. 22
• Macy Murdoch (short-form tween spinoff of Murdoch Mysteries) – Thursday, Mar. 23
• The New Wave of Standup (season 3 of the short-form comedy series) – Friday, Mar. 24
• Riot Girls (2019 film) – Friday, Mar. 24
• Tenzin (2023 drama film about a Tibetan man living in Toronto, starring Tenzin Kelsang, via Game Theory) – Friday, Mar. 24
• You're My Hero (short-form comedy series) – Friday, Mar. 24
• Family First [Chien de garde] (2018 drama film) – Monday, Mar. 27
• Content Farm (short-form comedy miniseries) – Wednesday, Mar. 29
• Black Boys Skate Too (documentary short) – Thursday, Mar. 30
• Witness (short-form docuseries) – Thursday, Mar. 30
• Big Music (CBC News Explore documentary about digital music) – Friday, Mar. 31
• A Kind of Spark (British tween series based on the novel by Elle McNicoll) – Friday, Mar. 31 [delayed to Apr. 2]

Notable premiere international programmg

• Maternal (British medical drama series) – Wednesday, Mar. 8
• Manayek (season 2 of the Israeli drama series) – Friday, Mar. 10
• Norwegian-ish (Norwegian comedy-drama series) – Monday, Mar. 13
• The Walk-In (British drama miniseries) – Friday, Mar. 24
• The Ex-Wife (British drama miniseries) – Monday, Mar. 27

Other notable international programming

• Born to Be the King (BBC documentary about Charles Ⅲ, also on BBC Select) – Wednesday, Mar. 1
• David Crosby: Remember My Name (music documentary) – Wednesday, Mar. 1
• Carol (2015 film starring Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara) – Friday, Mar. 3
• Chateau DIY (season 5, part 2) – Friday, Mar. 3
• I Am Greta (2020 documentary about Greta Thunberg, via Mongrel) – Friday, Mar. 3
• The Conductor (2021 documentary about orchestra conductor Marin Alsop) – Tuesday, Mar. 7
• History of the Sitcom (2021 CNN docuseries) – Friday, Mar. 10
• If Beale Street Could Talk (2018 drama film, via eOne / Annapurna) – Friday, Mar. 10
• Upright (season 2 of the Australian comedy series, also available on Super Channel) – Wednesday, Mar. 15

Paramount+

The streaming service from Paramount Global (previously ViacomCBS) is available in Canada for $9.99 per month or $99.99 per year, directly through its own website and apps, or as a channel on Prime Video and Apple TV. Due to some of Paramount's prior licensing agreements, the programming available in Canada is more restricted than American or other international versions of the service.

We receive monthly listings for Paramount+ by email from the service's Canadian press representatives.

Notable original (or exclusive) programming

• Darienne Lake: Altered Boy (comedy special) – Friday, Mar. 3
• Transformers: Earthspark (season 1, part 2) – Friday, Mar. 3
• The Challenge: World Championship (another spinoff of the MTV reality franchise) – Wednesdays starting Mar. 8
• School Spirits (YA drama series based on an upcoming graphic novel, starring Peyton List) – Thursdays starting Mar. 9
• BeBe Zahara Benet: Africa is Not a Country (comedy special) – Friday, Mar. 10
• The Journey with Andrea Bocelli (docuseries and performance special featuring the tenor) – Tuesday, Mar. 14
• Jinkx Monsoon: Red Head Redemption (comedy special) – Friday, Mar. 17
• Ginger Minj: Bless Your Heart (comedy special) – Friday, Mar. 24
• Rabbit Hole (spy thriller series starring Kiefer Sutherland) – Sundays starting Mar. 26
• Monét X Change: Fist of Glory (comedy special) – Friday, Mar. 31
• Queen of the Universe (season 2 of the drag singing competition series) – Fridays starting Mar. 31

New-release films

• The Friendship Game (2022 horror film starring Peyton List, via LevelFilm) – Friday, Mar. 3
• Tad, the Lost Explorer and the Emerald Tablet (2022 Paramount-distributed Spanish animated film) – Monday, Mar. 6
• The Visitor (2022 Paramount-distributed, Blumhouse-produced, direct-to-Epix horror film starring Finn Jones) – Monday, Mar. 6
• The Forgiven (2021 drama based on the book by Lawrence Osborne, starring Ralph Fiennes and Jessica Chastain, via Roadside Attractions) – Friday, Mar. 10
• The Inspection (2022 drama film starring Jeremy Pope, via LevelFilm) – Friday, Mar. 17
• There's Something Wrong with the Children (2023 Paramount-distributed, Blumhouse-produced, direct-to-video horror film starring Alisha Wainwright) – Monday, Mar. 18
• Bitch Ass (2022 horror film starring Tony Todd, via Quiver) – Monday, Mar. 21
• Quattordici giorni [14 Days] (2022 Italian film) – Friday, Mar. 24

Notable library programming

• Special Forces: World's Toughest Test (season 1 of the Fox reality series) – Friday, Mar. 3
• PAW Patrol ("new seasons") – Tuesday, Mar. 7
• Survivor (season 44) – Wednesdays starting Mar. 8 [on one-week delay from Global]
• Escape at Dannemora (2018 Showtime miniseries) – Tuesday, Mar. 14
• The Patrick Star Show (additional episodes previously aired on YTV / Nickelodeon) – Tuesday, Mar. 14
• Monster in the Shadows (docuseries released in the U.S. on Peacock in 2021) – Friday, Mar. 17
• Blue's Clues & You (additional episodes previously aired on Treehouse) – Tuesday, Mar. 21
• Young Dylan (additional episodes that likely previously aired on YTV / Nickelodeon) – Tuesday, Mar. 28

Notable new programming elsewhere

Compiled from a variety of public media resources as well as listings emailed directly to WCIW.

Linear television (with streaming options where available)

• CTV: True Lies (series based on the 1994 film – Wednesdays starting Mar. 1); Shelved (Canadian library-set sitcom – Mondays starting Mar. 6); 95th Academy Awards (Sunday, Mar. 12 at 8:00 p.m. ET)
• CTV2: The Voice (Mondays and Tuesdays starting Mar. 6)
• Global (also on StackTV): Survivor (season 44 – Wednesdays starting Mar. 1); Big Brother Canada (season 11 – premieres Wednesday, Mar. 8; weekly on Tue/Wed/Thu thereafter)
• Citytv (also on Citytv+): Canada's Got Talent (season 3 – Tuesdays starting Mar. 21)
• PBS (most shows streaming on Passport for station members, and PBS Masterpiece on Prime Video): Call the Midwife (season 12 – Sundays starting Mar. 19); Sanditon (season 3 – Sundays starting Mar. 19); Marie Antoinette (historical drama starring Emilia Schüle – Sundays starting Mar. 19)
• Showcase (also on StackTV): Gotham Knights (CW DC series – Tuesdays starting Mar. 14); Bel-Air (season 2 – Mondays starting Mar. 20)
• HGTV (also on StackTV): Renovation Resort (reality docuseries – Sundays starting Mar. 5)
• CTV Sci-Fi: Superman & Lois (Wednesdays starting Mar. 14)
• Cottage Life: Mission Unexplained (Sundays starting Mar. 12)
• AMC (also available via AMC+ on Prime Video and Apple TV): Lucky Hank (drama series based on the Richard Russo novel Straight Man, starring Bob Odenkirk – Sundays starting Mar. 19)
• Super Channel (also available as a channel on Prime Video and Apple TV): see premieres listing on the service's website

Streaming services

• Apple TV+: The Problem with Jon Stewart (season 2, part 2 – Fridays starting Mar. 3); Ted Lasso (season 3 – Wednesdays staring Mar. 15); The Big Door Prize (comedy series starring Chris O'Dowd – Wednesdays starting Mar. 29); Eva the Owlet (family series – Friday, Mar. 31)
• BritBox (also available as a channel on Prime Video and Apple TV): Staged (seasons 1-2 of the BBC comedy series, previously on Hollywood Suite – Mar. 1, season 3 – Mar. 28); The Confessions of Frannie Langton (ITVX period drama miniseries – Mar. 8); Pie in the Sky (1994–97 comedy series – Mar. 10); The Bay (season 4 – date TBD)
• Discovery+: no press release about new programming published for March; only new programming we're aware of is Beach Cottage Chronicles (season 2 – Friday, Mar. 17)

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