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A spotlight on Chef Sang Kim from Toronto, that shares the art of making sushi to adults and children. (Repeat).

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Chef Aleem opened his first THG's Hot Chicken restaurant mid- pandemic and wants to grow the brand while still keeping his high-quality standards. (Repeat).

Naz is a contractor who is hammering away at stereotypes with his company, Deafinite Contracting. (Repeat).

Soap opera star May-Alice is left paralyzed after an accident and returns to her detested family home in the Louisiana bayous. She drinks heavily and sends a bevy of nurses running, until she meets Chantelle who, with troubles of her own, can't turn down the job. (Repeat).

Milena turns the tables on her mentor with a blindfold challenge. Later, Rosmarie invites her to take the next step with the Helping Nature Heal team on her project. (Repeat).

Dave Brown discusses entertainment, sports, and current events through a disability lens. (Repeat).

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

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Laura Bain and Shelby Travers travel to Canada's most easterly province, Newfoundland and Labrador, and experience the dramatic coastlines, colorful culture and friendly people in this unique part of the country. (Repeat).

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The strange experiences started when Anessa was cleaning her home; she was dusting a shelf and noticed the words written on it. Scared of what will happen next, Anessa is calling upon the Sight Seers for answers. (Repeat).

A spotlight on a woman who was born with a neurological disease that is affecting her capability to walk. (Repeat).

Butter is the featured ingredient when "Chatelaine" food editor Claire Tansey joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen. (Repeat).

The topic is bits and bites when chef Farzam Fallah joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen. (Repeat).

Dave Brown discusses entertainment, sports, and current events through a disability lens. (Repeat).

Kelly MacDonald, Ramya Amuthan and a team of blind and partially sighted contributors share arts, entertainment and lifestyle stories. (Repeat).

In this inspiring drama based on a true story, a couple in 1950s England are devastated when the husband is paralyzed. However, a new type of wheelchair allows him to live an active life, and the pair soon advocate for disability rights. (Repeat).

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Dave Brown discusses entertainment, sports, and current events through a disability lens. (Repeat).

Kelly MacDonald, Ramya Amuthan and a team of blind and partially sighted contributors share arts, entertainment and lifestyle stories. (Repeat).

Alex Smyth travels to where Canada's history started: Northern Ontario. There, Alex explores Moosonee and Moose Factory, where the Hudson Bay Company established their first fur trading post. (Repeat).

Blind and partially blind students visit the village of Bamfield to learn about the sea. (Repeat).

Paul Easton and Priscilla Gagné talk about the challenges of classifying athletes. (Repeat).

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In this inspiring drama based on a true story, a couple in 1950s England are devastated when the husband is paralyzed. However, a new type of wheelchair allows him to live an active life, and the pair soon advocate for disability rights. (Repeat).

Paul Easton and Priscilla Gagné talk about the challenges of classifying athletes. (Repeat).

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Christian's endless cycling and breaking down have strained the relationship between him and Bruce. When his tire goes flat, Christian reaches a breaking point. And so does Bruce. (Repeat).

In this inspiring drama based on a true story, a couple in 1950s England are devastated when the husband is paralyzed. However, a new type of wheelchair allows him to live an active life, and the pair soon advocate for disability rights. (Repeat).

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Kelly MacDonald, Ramya Amuthan and a team of blind and partially sighted contributors share arts, entertainment and lifestyle stories. (Repeat).

Grilling is the theme when the hosts are joined by chef Steven Kwon, who helps them prepare brown-butter calamari, shrimp, and a skirt steak with Caesar salad. (Repeat).

Shane Baker's self-advocacy remedies accessibility barriers faced by students at Camosun College. His work with Indigenous youth is featured, speaking to addiction, mental health, identity, and the importance of culture. (Repeat).

Christian's endless cycling and breaking down have strained the relationship between him and Bruce. When his tire goes flat, Christian reaches a breaking point. And so does Bruce. (Repeat).

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A spotlight on Chef Sang Kim from Toronto, that shares the art of making sushi to adults and children. (Repeat).

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Grilling is the theme when the hosts are joined by chef Steven Kwon, who helps them prepare brown-butter calamari, shrimp, and a skirt steak with Caesar salad. (Repeat).

Chris and Alex fall for the idea of adding love to some old furniture. (Repeat).

The strange experiences started when Anessa was cleaning her home; she was dusting a shelf and noticed the words written on it. Scared of what will happen next, Anessa is calling upon the Sight Seers for answers. (Repeat).

Shane Baker's self-advocacy remedies accessibility barriers faced by students at Camosun College. His work with Indigenous youth is featured, speaking to addiction, mental health, identity, and the importance of culture. (Repeat).

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Christian's endless cycling and breaking down have strained the relationship between him and Bruce. When his tire goes flat, Christian reaches a breaking point. And so does Bruce. (Repeat).

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Rosmarie spends quality time with her husband Greg; and Milena is frustrated by problems in the garden, but her boyfriend tries to cheer her up with a romantic walk in the urban farm's edible gardens. (Repeat).

Chris and Alex fall for the idea of adding love to some old furniture. (Repeat).