Prime Video Doubles Down on Canadian Content With Seven New Original Series
Prime Video has unveiled an ambitious lineup of Canadian-produced content during its 2026 Amazon Upfront presentation, announcing seven new and returning Prime Original series that showcase the depth and diversity of Canadian storytelling.
From hockey dreams and survival competitions to true crime investigations and French-language originals, the new slate highlights Prime Video's growing investment in local creators while offering stories with international appeal.

Prime Video Expands Its Canadian Originals Strategy
According to Brent Haynes, the new lineup reflects the company's commitment to telling uniquely Canadian stories.
"Whether it's Michael Bublé and Drew Scott building teenagers into NHL players, an intense survival series where expectations and moral dilemmas collide, or uncovering the truth behind one of Canada's most notorious criminal cases, each project is rooted in a distinctly Canadian perspective," Haynes said.
The announcement comes as Prime Video continues to strengthen its position in Canada with a combination of original productions, live sports, global exclusives, and subscription add-ons.

Michael Bublé and Drew Scott Enter the World of Junior Hockey
Hometown Giants
One of the most notable new projects is Hometown Giants, a six-episode documentary series following Michael Bublé and Drew Scott as they step into the high-pressure world of junior hockey.
As part-owners of the Vancouver Giants, the pair witness firsthand the sacrifices, challenges, and dreams of young athletes pursuing careers in the NHL.
The series is scheduled to premiere this fall.

Scott McGillivray Hosts New Wilderness Survival Series
Surrender
Hosted and executive produced by Scott McGillivray, Surrender places strangers in the unforgiving Canadian wilderness.
The eight-episode survival competition promises unexpected twists and difficult moral choices as contestants attempt to endure extreme conditions.
Production begins later this year.

Prime Video Tackles One of Canada's Most Infamous Criminal Cases
The Pig Farm Killer: Robert Pickton
True crime remains one of television's most popular genres, and Prime Video is diving into one of Canada's most notorious cases.
This three-part documentary series examines the crimes of Robert Pickton, exploring how he managed to evade capture for years while women disappeared from Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.
The series will feature new interviews and archival materials when it premieres this fall.

French-Language Originals Continue to Grow
Prime Video also announced several new and returning French-language productions.
Complètement dans le champ
This seven-episode reality competition follows urban content creators as they leave behind city life and adapt to the challenges of rural living while competing for a cash prize.
Opération déception
Investigative journalists Patrick Lagacé and Victor Malarek explore the controversial case of Alain Olivier, a Quebec student sentenced to death in Thailand in 1989.
The two-part documentary arrives this fall.

LOL: Qui Rira Le Dernier? Returns Twice
LOL: Qui Rira Le Dernier?
The hit French-language comedy competition returns for a fifth season with host Patrick Huard.
This season will feature returning contestants from previous editions competing for another chance at victory.
Prime Video also announced:
LOL: Qui Rira Le Dernier? — Spécial Halloween
A three-episode Halloween-themed edition where eight television hosts attempt to make each other laugh while navigating a haunted mansion.

Young Farts Trailer Parts Arrives This Summer
Young Farts Trailer Parts
Premiering globally on July 17, this six-episode reality series follows Alberta brothers Jagger Glowatsky and Dawson Glowatsky as they build a business restoring and reselling recreational vehicles.
Executive produced by Jacob Tierney, the series blends entrepreneurship, family dynamics, and small-town Canadian charm.
Global Hits Continue Alongside Canadian Programming
Prime Video also used the presentation to spotlight several major international productions coming to the service, including:
- God of War
- The Greatest
- The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Season 3
- Fallout Season 3
- Reacher Season 5
- Elle
NBA on Prime Video Arrives This Fall
Prime Video's sports ambitions continue to grow as the platform prepares to launch NBA on Prime Video in Canada this October.
The new agreement includes:
- 66 regular season NBA games
- Emirates NBA Cup Championship coverage
- Play-In Tournament games
- Exclusive playoff coverage
- Multiple Conference Finals series
Prime Video also expanded its partnership with the WNBA through a new 11-year agreement.
A Major Commitment to Canadian Storytelling
The 2026-2027 slate demonstrates Prime Video's growing confidence in Canadian productions. Whether it's hockey, survival, comedy, documentaries, or reality television, the platform is investing heavily in stories created by and for Canadians.
With major local productions standing alongside blockbuster global franchises and expanded sports coverage, Prime Video is positioning itself as a destination that blends Canadian identity with worldwide entertainment.