14th Canadian Screen Awards

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14th Canadian Screen Awards
DateMay 31, 2026
Location Canadian Broadcasting Centre
Toronto, Ontario
Hosted by Andrew Phung
Television/radio coverage
Network CBC Television
CTV
Global
CBC Gem
Crave
StackTV

The 14th Canadian Screen Awards will be presented by the Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television on May 31, 2026, to honour achievements in Canadian film, television and digital media production in 2025. [1] The ceremony will be hosted by Andrew Phung, and will take place at the Canadian Broadcasting Centre in Toronto.

The academy announced a new multi-broadcaster partnership, which will see the ceremony broadcast live in simulcast by CBC Television, CTV and Global, as well as being streamed on CBC Gem, Crave and StackTV. [2]

Nominations for the awards will be announced March 25. [3]

Category changes

The academy announced a number of category changes in September 2025. Most notably, eligibility in acting categories will now be restricted to Canadian actors, following industry feedback after three of the four film acting awards at the 13th Canadian Screen Awards in 2025 were won by established international stars rather than Canadian performers. [4] Four new "Spotlight" categories will also be introduced, one each for actors, directors, writers and producers, to honour Canadian talent for their work on international television shows that were filmed partially or entirely in Canada, but were not Canadian productions in order to be eligible for consideration in regular categories. [4]

The categories for Best Host for a Live Entertainment Special, Best Variety or Entertainment Special, Canadian Screen Award for Best Performance in a Variety or Sketch Comedy Program or Series, Best Picture Editing in Animation and Best Host of a Talk Show or Entertainment News Program were discontinued, and a new category will be introduced in the Digital stream for Creator of the Year, to honour Canadian content creators who have had an impact on social media platforms. [4]

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