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Julie isa consultant whose company, Sawchuk Accessible Solutions, is on a mission to assist households and businesses in implementingaccessibility easily. (Repeat).

Meet Aerissa, whose easy-to-play board game, Smuggler's Cove, is ready to go and hopefully gather more than $200. (Repeat).

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This serves as the gathering place for those who live with functional limitations. (Repeat).

Alex and Chris help an old friend with a big project that's close to all their hearts: a feature wall with something extra special for a family that finally feels complete. (Repeat).

Singer-songwriter Amy Sky shares her recipe for pecan squares; Christine makes sticky rice balls; Carl prepares BBQ ribs; and the health benefits of honey and bee pollen are explored. (Repeat).

Christian Bagg broke his back in a snowboarding competition 25 years ago. Unsatisfied with the existing adaptive equipment available to him, Christian set out on a life-long journey of innovating ways to get back into the outdoors. (Repeat).

A thoughtfully-described exercise routine that zeroes in on frequently-used muscles like triceps and biceps, back and butt to provide more power and strength. (Repeat).

People have reported seeing strange things for years according to Randall House museum curator Krystal Tanner. Now, experts Mark and Laura are on the case in hopes of finding the truth. (Repeat).

Bruce is shaken by the fracture in his relationship with Christian. And, as the sun sets on Bruce's final day in the Baja, he at last decides the future of his front flip. (Repeat).

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Becca's Tourette Syndrome presents itself in the form of uncontrollable roaring, making the search for an accepting work environment a challenge. Riley has Asperger Syndrome and finds job interviews difficult. (Repeat).

Singer-songwriter Amy Sky shares her recipe for pecan squares; Christine makes sticky rice balls; Carl prepares BBQ ribs; and the health benefits of honey and bee pollen are explored. (Repeat).

Chris and Alex discover a whole new world when they attend a steampunk event. Alex thinks of a surprising way to give an old armoire new life, while Chris makes the workshop more inclusive for cyclists. (Repeat).

Milena worries that she could lose her crop because of blight. Later, Rosmarie is having pains as her company expands. (Repeat).

Christian Bagg broke his back in a snowboarding competition 25 years ago. Unsatisfied with the existing adaptive equipment available to him, Christian set out on a life-long journey of innovating ways to get back into the outdoors. (Repeat).

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Featuring a young swimmer and a rockslide survivor. (Repeat).

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Meet Julio Supercharge, a blind content creator from Kenya pushing the boundaries by reviewing cars by touch and feel. (Repeat).

Chris and Alex discover a whole new world when they attend a steampunk event. Alex thinks of a surprising way to give an old armoire new life, while Chris makes the workshop more inclusive for cyclists. (Repeat).

Mary Mammoliti explores de culinary side of St. John's, Newfoundland. (Repeat).

Christian Bagg broke his back in a snowboarding competition 25 years ago. Unsatisfied with the existing adaptive equipment available to him, Christian set out on a life-long journey of innovating ways to get back into the outdoors. (Repeat).

Catherine and theater director Ben Stone face the challenges of a complex stage production featuring a hearing, Deaf and partially sighted ensemble. (Repeat).

Canadian Senator Chantal Petitclerc and recently-retired Tokyo gold medalist Greg Stewart join hosts Greg Westlake and Travis Murao to discuss the disparity in funding between Paralympians and Olympians. (Repeat).

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Featuring a young swimmer and a rockslide survivor. (Repeat).

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Meet Julio Supercharge, a blind content creator from Kenya pushing the boundaries by reviewing cars by touch and feel. (Repeat).

Chris and Alex discover a whole new world when they attend a steampunk event. Alex thinks of a surprising way to give an old armoire new life, while Chris makes the workshop more inclusive for cyclists. (Repeat).

The hosts are joined by guest Donna Dooher to talk umami. Included: Carl visits Ontario's Fifth Town Cheese, as well as the Norman Hardie Winery; Christine prepares the perfect poached egg served with homemade ketchup. Also: recipes for porcini-rubbed striploin steak; and potato-and-mushroom strudel. (Repeat).

Explore the physical, social, and emotional benefits of equine therapeutic riding as told by the riders in their own language and translated by the volunteers and parents who know them best. (Repeat).

Julie isa consultant whose company, Sawchuk Accessible Solutions, is on a mission to assist households and businesses in implementingaccessibility easily. (Repeat).

Meet Aerissa, whose easy-to-play board game, Smuggler's Cove, is ready to go and hopefully gather more than $200. (Repeat).

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Featuring a young swimmer and a rockslide survivor. (Repeat).

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Marco Pasqua joins AMI Vancouver's Grant Hardy as they travel through B.C.'s Okanagan Valley. There, they learn about its history and culture, enjoying local food and drinks and making special friends along the way. (Repeat).

The hosts are joined by guest Donna Dooher to talk umami. Included: Carl visits Ontario's Fifth Town Cheese, as well as the Norman Hardie Winery; Christine prepares the perfect poached egg served with homemade ketchup. Also: recipes for porcini-rubbed striploin steak; and potato-and-mushroom strudel. (Repeat).

Chris can't say no to donations, and things are getting a little crowded in the shop. He and Alex figure out a new way to use 50-gallon barrels and have fun in the sun with friends. (Repeat).

Meet Julio Supercharge, a blind content creator from Kenya pushing the boundaries by reviewing cars by touch and feel. (Repeat).

Explore the physical, social, and emotional benefits of equine therapeutic riding as told by the riders in their own language and translated by the volunteers and parents who know them best. (Repeat).

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Catherine and theater director Ben Stone face the challenges of a complex stage production featuring a hearing, Deaf and partially sighted ensemble. (Repeat).

Canadian Senator Chantal Petitclerc and recently-retired Tokyo gold medalist Greg Stewart join hosts Greg Westlake and Travis Murao to discuss the disparity in funding between Paralympians and Olympians. (Repeat).

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Bobbi guides viewers through exercises designed to develop the cardiovascular system and strengthen the legs, core and back muscles. (Repeat).

Chris can't say no to donations, and things are getting a little crowded in the shop. He and Alex figure out a new way to use 50-gallon barrels and have fun in the sun with friends. (Repeat).