You can watch the Canadian Screen Awards from home this year

Look out for a week of pure Canadian content.
May 5, 2020 10:47 a.m. EST
May 5, 2020 10:49 a.m. EST
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It's inspiring how in the midst of a pandemic, people are finding cool and creative ways to still do the things they, and we, love. The Canadian Screen Awards are officially back on and they're going to be more accessible and creative than ever! The presentation—which was originally cancelled due to COVID-19 concerns—is taking a totally new digital form that all Canadians can enjoy from the comfort and safety of home.The Canadian Academy announced May 5 that the 2020 CSA winners will be honoured over four days in eight digital segments narrated by famous Canadians starting Monday, May 25 and running to Thursday, May 28. Scheduled narrators include Eric McCormack, Toronto Raptors announcer Herbie Kuhn and CTV News anchor Lloyd Robertson with more to be announced in the lead-up to the presentations.These announcements will be available to everyone with an internet connection via livestream on the Canadian Academy's Facebook, Twitter, YouTube pages and website. Awards for broadcast news, sports programming and documentaries will be presented Monday; children's programming, lifestyle and reality winners will be featured Tuesday; scripted TV shows will be honoured Wednesday; and Thursday's digital broadcast will announce the film category winners. That's nearly a full week of Can-con to keep us busy![video_embed id='1903216']The CSA nominations just came out and congratulations are in order![/video_embed]This year's nominees were announced back in February with Schitt's Creek leading the overall nominations with a bonkers total of 26 nods and other Canadian treasures like Letterkenny (which has the Brad Pitt seal of approval), JannThe Marilyn Denis Show and Anne with an E getting nods too. Cardinal's final season also picked up some major props, as did etalk Live From the Oscars Balcony and Your Morning. In film, the Crave Original WWII drama The Song of Names led the pack with a stellar nine nominations.For the full list of nominees, head here.[video_embed id='1947311']BEFORE YOU GO: Emily Hampshire has a spooky new show you need to see[/video_embed]

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