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Netflix is drawing renewed attention as Disney moves to license exclusive content back to the streamer for money, reversing years of pulling titles in favour of its own platforms. Coverage also highlights Netflix's growing slate of true-crime films, including a documentary about Thomas Randolph, the Nevada man convicted after several of his wives died under suspicious circumstances. Interest in Netflix movies is rising across Google trends in Canada, the US and the UK.
- 2Apple TV Adds New Selection of Bonus Movies●Apple TV Just Updated Its Selection of 'Bonus' Movies Starting today, the Apple TV streaming service is offering a new s
Apple TV has refreshed its lineup of 'bonus' movies, with the new selection available starting today in the U.S., Canada, the U.K. and several other countries. The move gives subscribers extra films alongside the service's regular catalog, though its library remains smaller than competitors like Netflix, which is prompting discussion among streaming users about how Apple's offerings compare.
- 3What's new on Netflix Canada in October 2026▼What to watch on Netflix Canada: New TV shows and movies, plus what's being removed in October 2026
Netflix Canada has released its lineup of new TV shows and movies arriving in October 2026, along with a list of titles being removed from the service during the month. The roundup gives subscribers a guide to what is worth streaming and what to watch before it disappears. Lists of monthly additions and departures consistently draw attention as viewers plan their watching.
- 4Retro TV Classics The Twilight Zone and Dynasty Head to Netflix Canada●'The Twilight Zone' and 'Dynasty' Lead Huge Wave of Retro TV Hits Coming to Netflix Canada
Netflix Canada is adding a large slate of classic television series, with The Twilight Zone and Dynasty among the headline titles in the incoming lineup. The wave of retro hits signals a push to broaden the catalogue with nostalgic programming, and fans of vintage TV are taking note of what could be one of the bigger classic-library additions to the service in the region.