About North News Studios

Quiet, minimalist studios for Canadian broadcasters

We design and integrate broadcast spaces that let the story breathe: acoustically silent rooms, intuitive lighting, and signal paths that simply never fail—from Whitehorse to Halifax.

Optimized for CRTC, bilingual workflows, and Canadian climate resilience

Minimalist glass newsroom with soft maple accents and broadcast lighting, ultra-wide composition

Mission

Build news studios that disappear—visually quiet, technically bulletproof, and comfortable for talent—so Canadian stories feel closer, calmer, and clearer.

Values

Accessibility-first, climate-adaptive engineering, and a deep respect for local communities and Indigenous broadcasters across the North.

Impact

Lower energy costs, faster turnarounds, and human-centric sets that reduce on-air stress for anchors and guests.

History

2014

Founded in Ottawa by RF engineers and a set designer; first pilot for a campus TV station in Kingston.

2017

Expanded to Montreal and Calgary; introduced silent HVAC plenum for winterization and frost heave vibration control.

2020

Rolled out remote control rooms for pandemic workflows with bilingual UI and ultra-low-latency contribution paths.

2023—Today

Integrated LED volumetric backdrops and newsroom automation with sustainable power budgets under 1.5 kW per set.

Collage showing Canadian TV broadcasting milestones and timeline elements

A Canadian approach

We design for bilingual teleprompting, power outages, and extreme temperatures. Our racks ship pre-labeled in both English and French. Signal paths are SMPTE ST 2110-ready with rock-solid fallbacks to SDI for legacy partners.