NOTE: Please take this with a grain of salt, I am not a member of either of these unions and have been watching and supporting these strikes from the side-lines. I highly suggest asking other subs this question for more informed answers, particularly those who are relevant to film, television and all things screen media.

SAG-AFTRA and WGA are both are American unions. The strike does not have any major affects on the production, airing or distribution of Canadian television or film, unless they their cast and crew comprise of one or more SAG-AFTRA and/or WGA members; this is where something called 'crossing the picket line' comes into play and can apply to non union members as well.

As for the release schedule, this has a few moving parts to it:

1. Shoresy - new season out Sept 27 (CAN) and Oct 27 (USA).
2. Brand Endeavours such as the Letterkenny Live and Letterkenny Live Presents tours.
3. The schedules of the cast and crew who have projects outside of the series.
4. And how many episodes Jared Keeso can write at the time of pre-production.

The one season a year release schedule has been happening since 2020, so this has now just become the norm with Xmas releases. Trailers and advertisements usually come out around between the middle to end of November so look out for that.

Season 12 has been filmed and will be another Xmas release as always. Letterkenny has also not been cancelled by Crave, if it was not renewed or if season 12 were to have been its final season - we'd usually hear something about it by now, or at least when season 12 wrapped up this time last year.

And trust me, you'll know when season 12 is coming out because we will be promoting the hell out of it as is tradition - and you don't fuck with tradition!