
09/19/2025
If you watched the Emmys, you watched Canadian culture at work! 🇨🇦
Canada isn’t just part of TV history...we’re driving it.
Seth Rogen (Vancouver) made history with four wins for The Studio (the most ever by a comedy series in one season).
Martin Short (Hamilton) lit up the nominations for Only Murders in the Building.
Catherine O’Hara (Toronto) earned double nominations for The Studio and The Last of Us.
R. Scott Gemmill (Fort Erie) and The Pitt powered multiple wins, including Noah Wyle’s lead actor award.
Lorne Michaels (Toronto) accepted for SNL’s 50th Anniversary Special.
Jessica Lee Gagné (Quebec City) made history as the first woman to win the Emmy for Outstanding Cinematography for a Series, with a huge congratulations to David Jimenez-Katsman as well.
Nathan Fielder (Vancouver) received nominations for outstanding directing and writing for Pilot’s Code.
And Canadian voices were everywhere, from Celeste Yim (Toronto) to Charlotte LeBon (Montreal).
Canadian talent continues to shape global television at the highest level