Blue Ant Media

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Blue Ant Media Corporation
Company type Public
TSX:  BAMI
Industry Mass media
Predecessor Boat Rocker Media
FoundedDecember 21, 2011;14 years ago (December 21, 2011)
Founders Michael MacMillan
Headquarters Toronto, Ontario,
Canada
Area served
Worldwide
Key people
Michael MacMillan (CEO)
Products Broadcasting, television production, publishing
Divisions
  • Blue Ant Global Channels & Streaming
  • Blue Ant Studios
  • Canadian Media
Website blueantmedia.com

Blue Ant Media Corporation is a Canadian multinational media company founded in 2011 by former Alliance Atlantis executive Michael MacMillan. Headquartered in Toronto, it has offices in Los Angeles, New York, Miami, Sydney, Halifax, and Ottawa.

Contents

The company has interests in domestic and international television production, broadcasting (including multiple Canadian specialty channels), streaming, and publishing, with most of its properties being focused primarily on factual content.

Blue Ant Media has expanded primarily via acquisitions, with its earliest investments including Glassbox Television and High Fidelity HDTV. In 2025, it acquired Boat Rocker Media (excluding the Boat Rocker divisions) and went public as part of a reverse takeover.

History

In 2011, former Alliance Atlantis executive Michael MacMillan founded Blue Ant Media. The company was named in reference to the "Blue Ant" trilogy by American-Canadian sci-fi writer William Gibson, since an in-universe company named Blue Ant was portrayed in the novels as being "the company of the future". [1]

MacMillan explained that his goal for the company was to be a producer and distributor of content across multiple platforms, and "not just have individual pieces of content" but be "deep experts" in niche markets with advertiser appeal (such as music, comedy, and travel). [2] [1]

Blue Ant's first investment was to buy a29.9% stake in specialty broadcaster Glassbox Television, owner of specialty networks such as AUX, Bite TV and Travel + Escape — with the option to increase this stake to 75% pending CRTC approval. [2] Glassbox founder Jeffery Elliott was retained as Blue Ant's head of television and digital, joined by former Glassbox CEO Raja Khanna. [3]

On December 21, 2011, Blue Ant Media announced it had entered into an agreement to acquire specialty broadcaster High Fidelity HDTV, [4] initially acquiring 29.1%, with the remaining stake to be purchased after CRTC approval. The acquisition was completed on August 1, 2012. [5] [6]

While awaiting completion of the acquisition of High Fidelity HDTV, the Canadian firm announced a 25% investment by Torstar. [7] At that time, Khanna became head of television and digital after Elliott left the company. [3]

On August 17, 2012, Blue Ant announced that it would buy the specialist channel Bold from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation for an undisclosed sum, subject to government approval. [8] After initially acquiring a 15% stake in Canadian publisher Quarto Communications in the summer of 2011, [9] it bought the remainder of the company the following year, which had been renamed Cottage Life Media. [10]

In November 2014, seven months after acquiring a minority stake in the digital media company and multi-channel network Omnia Media, [11] the firm bought a majority stake in Choice TV, marking their first international expansion. [12] [13] [14] In December 2015, Blue Ant Media Corp. and Smithsonian Networks teamed to launch Blue Skye Entertainment, a new UK-based company exclusively focused on 4K content. [15]

In December 2016, Blue Ant partnered with BBC Worldwide to relaunch radX as BBC Earth. [16]

In May 2017, Blue Ant Media bought the Asia-Pacific broadcaster Racat Group, including factual producer NHNZ, Singapore-based studio Beach House Pictures, Sydney-based Northern Pictures, developer Runaway Play, and a majority stake in ZooMoo. The purchase was considered to be complementary to the Blue Ant's factual and nature-oriented programming. [17] [18] [19]

Expansion and acquisitions (2018–2024)

In February 2018, Omnia Media was renamed Blue Ant Digital Studios, coinciding with the launch of several new original series on Facebook Watch, and an accompanying expansion beyond video gaming content. [20] In October 2018, Blue Ant acquired the Toronto-based Saloon Media. [21]

In 2020, Blue Ant Media (BAM) sold its Asian linear networks aside from Love Nature, including Blue Ant Entertainment, Blue Ant Extreme, and ZooMoo, to Rock Entertainment Holdings, a new company led by Blue Ant's then-head of Global Networks & Kids Ward Platt. [22] In October, Blue Ant Media announced its acquisition of the Canadian technology news website MobileSyrup. [23]

In December, BAM entered the free ad-supported streaming television (FAST) market by launching HauntTV, a channel devoted to horror and supernatural programming, on The Roku Channel in Canada. [24] It has since launched several additional FAST channels in Canada and the United States; including CrimeTime, TotalCrime, Homeful, and HistoryTime. [25] [26] [27] [28]

In February 2021, Blue Ant sold its majority stake in New Zealand factual production company NHNZ to producer Julie Christie. It was rebranded as NHNZ Worldwide, with Blue Ant Media retaining a 45% stake in the rebranded company and continuing to own NHNZ's catalogue. [29]

The following month, it expanded its partnership with BBC Studios by relaunching Treasure HD as BBC First. A de facto successor to Corus Entertainment's BBC Canada, the channel had originally been founded by Alliance Atlantis, of which the founder of Blue Ant was an executive. [30] [31]

When it was acquired along with its bookstore in June 2022 and its founders joined Blue Ant, the British distributor Drive Media Rights was merged into its distribution arm, Blue Ant International. [32] In September, Blue Ant Media announced their acquisition of CTV marketplace company Media Pulse, which became a standalone unit within the company. [33]

In January 2023, Blue Ant partnered with World of Wonder on a U.S. FAST channel devoted to international versions of RuPaul's Drag Race . [34]

In August 2023, Blue Ant announced its acquisition of Canadian production company MarbleMedia, and plans to merge their studio operations (aside from Blue Ant's Singaporean subsidiary Beach House Pictures) into a single division; the acquisition would increase Blue Ant's involvement in scripted content. [35] Following the completion of the purchase, MarbleMedia's co-founders Mark Bishop and Matthew Hornburg were named the new co-presidents of Blue Ant Studios, leading the non-scripted and scripted units respectively. [36] [37]

In February 2024, Fremantle acquired a majority stake in Beach House Pictures, including the entirety of Blue Ant's stake. [38] [39] In June 2024, Blue Ant sold MobileSyrup to ZoomerMedia. [40] In August 2024, Blue Ant sold its digital brand Animalogic to Toronto-based digital media company UnderKnown. [41]

Acquisition of Boat Rocker Media assets and reverse takeover (2025–present)

On March 24, 2025, Blue Ant Media announced that it would acquire Boat Rocker Media (and 3 studios: Jam Filled Entertainment, Insight Productions and Proper Television) to expand its children's and unscripted businesses. Boat Rocker Media was assumed by Blue Ant and went public on the Toronto Stock Exchange as Blue Ant Media Corporation. Boat Rocker shareholders would hold a 26.5% stake in the company's stock. The remainder of Boat Rocker (including Boat Rocker Studios) was sold to its management for CA$18 million, becoming a subsidiary of a private company held by its lead executive team. [42] [43] The transaction was completed on August 21, 2025. [44]

On October 2, 2025, Blue Ant Media announced that it had acquired the documentary-oriented streaming service MagellanTV for $12 million. [45] On November 26, 2025, Blue Ant announced that it would acquire Vancouver-based television and telefilm producer Thunderbird Entertainment for $63 million. [46] Following the completion of the purchase, Blue Ant Studios was reorganized into a "genre-based" structure, with former Thunderbird CEO Jennifer Twiner McCarron leading its Kids & Family unit (including Atomic Cartoons and Jam Filled, which will continue as studios), an unscripted unit being led by Cathie James (which will incorporate Great Pacific Media and Proper Television, which were both folded into Blue Ant Studios and discontinued), and Insight Productions as its division for "premium" franchises and competition programming. [47]

Assets

Specialty channels (Canada)

Streaming

Studios

Blue Ant Studios (formerly known as MarbleMedia) is Blue Ant's production arm: it consists of three divisions, including Kids & Family & YA (formerly Thunderbird Entertainment, which is led by Jennifer Twiner McCarron, and includes the animation studios Atomic Cartoons and Jam Filled Entertainment), unscripted (which is led by Cathie James), and Insight Productions. [47]

Proper Television

Proper Television was a Toronto-based studio focused on non-scripted programming, including reality and documentary-style programs. It was formed in 2004 by Canadian producer Guy O'Sullivan after leaving the BBC; its productions have included adaptations of international reality formats, such as Canada's Worst Driver , Come Dine with Me Canada, The Great Canadian Baking Show , and MasterChef Canada . [48]

In June 2013, Proper Television acquired BuzzTaxi Communications to expand into distribution, with the company renamed Proper Rights. [49] [50]

In April 2017, O'Sullivan died at the age of 49. [48] In September 2017, Proper Television was acquired by Boat Rocker Media; its production operations would continue as an independent division, while Proper Rights was folded into Boat Rocker Rights. O'Sullivan was jointly succeeded by Proper's former vice president of production Lesia Capone, and creative director Cathie James. [51] [52] [49] In 2025, Proper Television was acquired by Blue Ant. In February 2026, the studio was folded into Blue Ant Studios and closed. [53] [47]

Filmography
TitleYearsNetworkNotes
Canada's Worst Driver 2005–2018 Discovery Channel Canada
Come Dine with Me Canada 2010–2014 W Network
Redemption Inc. 2012 CBC
Don't Drive Here 2013–2015 Discovery Channel Canada
Storage Wars Canada 2013–2015 Bravo co-production with FremantleMedia
Masterchef Canada 2014–present CTV
True North Calling [54] 2017CBC
The Great Canadian Baking Show 2017–presentCBCco-production with Love Productions
Mary Makes It Easy [55] 2021–present CTV Life Channel
Lost Car Rescue 2022–present History Canada
Listing Large [56] 2023–present CTV Life Channel

Print

Former

Filmography

TitleYearsNetworkNotes
Gary and His Demons [57] 2018–2022 CBC Gem [58]
VRV/Amazon Prime Video (United States)		inherited from Look Mom! Productions
co-production with Mondo Media and Solis Animation
Blown Away 2019–2024 Makeful inherited from MarbleMedia
Detention Adventure 2019–2022CBC Gemco-production with Loco Motion Pictures and Broken Compass Films
Bigfoot2019VRV/YouTube (United States)inherited from Look Mom! Productions
co-production with Mondo Media and Solis Animation
Restaurants on the Edge [59] 2020 Cottage Life via Blue Ant Media
co-production with MarbleMedia and OutEast Entertainment
The Healing Powers of Dude [60] 2020 Netflix co-production with Meekel Meekel
Canada's Drag Race 2020–present Crave A Canadian adaptation of RuPaul's Drag Race
co-production with World of Wonder
World's Most Scenic River Journeys [61] 2021–2022 Smithsonian Channel Canada
Channel 5 (United Kingdom)		via Blue Ant Media
co-production with Saloon Media and BrightSpark East
Epstein's Shadow: Ghislaine Maxwell [62] 2021 Peacock
Sky Documentaries (United Kingdom)		co-production with Alitar Productions
Doomlands [63] 2022–2024 The Roku Channel inherited from Look Mom! Productions
Evil by Design: Exposing Peter Nygård2022CBC Gem
Mysteries from Above2022–presentCottage Life
Killers: Caught on Camera [64] 2023–present True Crime under Blue Ant Rights
co-production with Back2Back Productions
I Have Nothing [65] 2023Craveco-production with Catalyst
Ghosting with Luke Hutchie and Matthew Finlan [66] 2024–2025CBC Gem
Old Enough! [67] [68] 2024–present TVO Based on the Japanese format of the same name by Junji Ōuchi and Nippon Television
Slaycation Craveco-production with World of Wonder
Murder Has Two Faces [69] 2025Huluco-production with ABC News Studios and Cortés Filmworks
The Great Art Fraud [70] 2025 BBC Two
Tralala [71] TBA CBC
Sky TV (New Zealand)		co-production with Stretchy
Wild Science [72] TBA Love Nature [73]
3sat (Germany)		co-production with ZDF Studios [74] and Big Media
Engineering from Above [75] Cottage Life

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