County Roots and
Canada Proud
WhistleStop Productions has been crafting high-quality, engaging television for over 35 years, specializing in documentary, lifestyle, and motorsports content. Our award-winning team delivers compelling stories that captivate audiences across Canada and beyond.
Amazing Productions
From Motorcycle Experience, Canada’s longest-running motorcycle series, to critically acclaimed feature documentaries like Atomic Reaction, we bring passion and expertise to every project.
Authentic Storytelling
Whether showcasing breathtaking natural landscapes, in-depth historical explorations, or fast-paced motorsports, we specialize in immersive, visually stunning storytelling.
Award-Winning Content
With multiple industry recognitions and a track record of successful series, WhistleStop Productions continues to push the boundaries of creative television.
Comfort & Creativity
Our team operates with a hands-on approach, ensuring every production is crafted with attention to detail, innovative storytelling, and industry-leading production values.
Seamless Production
We handle everything from concept to post-production, delivering turnkey television and digital content for networks like TSN, CBC, Blue Ant Media, and international streaming platforms.
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50+ ORIGInal Network Series
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Over the decades, WhistleStop experienced steady growth. By the late 2010s it had produced 10 original network series and live to tape productions (totalling more than 700 hours of Canadian broadcast programming) for major networks. Notably, this list includes long-running staples like Motorcycle Experience, which has aired continuously on TSN (The Sports Network) since 1989. The company’s catalog broadened to include content for a range of networks in Canada and abroad. Its production slate culminated in over 23 series by 2024, with programming delivered to partners like Bell Media, CBC, Blue Ant Media, Smithsonian Channel, and streaming platforms such as Netflix. WhistleStop’s offices remain in rural Ontario, but its content has reached audiences internationally through syndication and distribution deals.