Quebecor Content has announced a licensing agreement with Disney+, to bring a number of Quebec productions to the platform for streaming in Canada. This agreement seeks to increase the exposure of Quebec talent, helping them reach a wider audience, while also enriching the Disney+ line-up with popular, French-language narrative content.

Quebecor Content’s original series, distributed by TVA Distribution, Mouse Trap is set to join the service soon, with Chaos, Mégantic, Son of Mine and IXE-13: Racing for the Uranium (pictured) available immediately to stream immediately.

“We’re incredibly proud to see these five standout Quebec series join the Disney+ catalogue,” commented Luana Ann Church, Quebecor Content’s Vice-president, Development, Acquisitions and Distribution. “Showcasing them allows global audiences to experience the full depth, authenticity and creative force of our storytelling.”

“This agreement with Disney+ is an exciting milestone,” said Sylvie Langlois, Quebecor Content’s Senior Director of Formats and Head of International Development. “Licensing five Quebec-series highlights the global appeal of our French-language storytelling and the strength of Quebec’s creative talent.”

“This collaboration with Quebecor Content allows us to expand our French-language offering with five incredible local shows,” added Jason Badal, Vice President & General Manager Disney+ Canada. “Quebec storytelling creates a deep connection with viewers and we are delighted to give them a home on Disney+ for viewers across Canada to enjoy.”

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