Children's entertainment producer Cinar Corp. is repaying Telefilm Canada $2.6-million in a settlement related to tax fraud allegations at the company. The Montreal-based producer of the hit animation ...

MONTREAL — Embattled Canuck television producer Cinar has reached an agreement with federal film and TV funder Telefilm Canada regarding Cinar shows alleged to have been made with improperly obtained ...

Cinar Corp. will pay back $2.6 million to Telefilm Canada as part of a settlement over allegations the television programming company passed off American scripts as Canadians for tax breaks. Cinar ...

MONTREAL — Embattled Canadian TV producer Cinar Corp. reported Tuesday that it has finally reached agreements with the federal and provincial tax authorities over repayment for improperly obtained ...

In a recent letter to shareholders, Cinar president and ceo, Barrie Usher forewarned that the company's production volume for 2001 would be at {a substantially lower level{ than in the past. He ...

Cinar Corp., the troubled Canadian production company, has taken a further step in its return to legitimacy. Beset by scandals involving fraudulent credits and missing millions, the Montreal-based ...

A jury has found the founder of Cinar, Ronald Weinberg, and his associates Lino Matteo and John Xanthoudakis guilty on most of the charges they faced for orchestrating an elaborate, $120-million fraud ...

There are more problems for the Montreal animation company Cinar, best known for producing the hit TV series Caillou. Cinar is among four companies found guilty of plagiarism in Quebec Superior court ...

Montreal, Qc. and Alexandria, Virginia, April 15, 2002- CINAR Corporation, and the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) are pleased to announce that they have reached an agreement to produce 16 new ...

Micheline Charest, co-founder of Canada’s award-winning but scandal-plagued children’s television producer Cinar Corp., died Wednesday at a Montreal hospital of complications from plastic surgery. She ...

Cinar Corp. has settled its differences with Telefilm Canada, repaying $2.6-million to the federal agency that suspended funding to the Montreal-based animation house amid tax fraud allegations. And ...