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Connor Storrie | Tiffany & Co | 04/22/26

heatedrivalrytv Big day for the rivalry.

We're beyond honoured to share that Heated Rivalry has received 18 Canadian Screen Award nominations from the @thecdnacademy.

From the ice to the screen, this story has always been about passion, intensity, and heart, and this recognition means everything to our cast, crew, and fans.

Nominations include:

Best Drama Series

Jacob Tierney

Brendan Brady

Best Direction, Drama Series

Jacob Tierney

Best Writing Drama Series

Jacob Tierney

Best Photography, Drama

Jackson Parrell

Best Picture Editing, Drama

Véronique Barbe

Arthur Tarnowsky

Best Sound, Fiction

Vincent Riendeau, Martin Messier, Joe Scandella, Natalie Fleurant, Simon Meilleur, Eric Med Lagacé, Peter Lopata, Valéry Dufort-Boucher

Best Production Design or Art Direction, Fiction

Aidan Leroux

Best Costume Design

Hanna Puley

Best Visual Effects

Simon Devault, Philippe Massonnat, Christophe Trepanier, Felix Arsenault

Best Original Music, Drama

Peter Peter

Best Original Music - Original Song

"It's You" — Peter Peter

Best Lead Performer, Drama Series

François Arnaud

Hudson Williams

Best Supporting Performer, Drama Series

Ksenia Daniela Kharlamova

Sophie Nélisse

Best Guest Performance, Drama Series

Nadine Bhabha

Best Achievement in Casting, Fiction

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via JR