Several prominent figures in the Canadian entertainment industry will be celebrated at this year's Canadian Screen Awards. Among the recipients is Manny Jacinto, a well-known actor for his roles in various international productions. The Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television has chosen Jacinto to receive the Radius Award, acknowledging his significant achievements on the global stage. This accolade highlights the recognition of his talent across multiple successful projects that have captivated audiences worldwide.

The awards ceremony also honors other notable contributors to the film and television sectors. Ellis Jacob, president and CEO of Cineplex, along with Denise Robert, an experienced producer of films directed by Denys Arcand, will receive special tributes. Additionally, Marsha Greene, an executive producer and writer for The Porter, will be awarded for her role as a changemaker in the industry. The Sustainable Production Award will go to the long-running CBC comedy series This Hour Has 22 Minutes, recognizing its commitment to environmentally friendly practices.

The upcoming Canadian Screen Awards, scheduled from May 30 to June 1 in Toronto, promise to celebrate the remarkable contributions of these individuals who have shaped Canadian storytelling through their creativity and dedication. These honorees exemplify the strength and diversity of Canada’s creative community, inspiring future generations to pursue excellence in the arts. Their achievements underscore the importance of innovation and perseverance in achieving success within the entertainment industry.