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A trio seeks to lure in an investment; and a family hopes that their trip won't be the end of their business. (Repeat).

A preserved dinosaurs was discovered in Alberta, which reveals the secrets of its death. (Repeat).

Rhiana and Kaz's world turns upside-down when their daughter Chiyo is diagnosed with Type-1 diabetes. (Repeat).

Coverage of the day's top stories and breaking news from across Canada and around the world. (New).

A look at the hardest workers down on the family farm. (Repeat).

Thanks to cutting-edge technology, experts are finally learning the story of prehistoric kids and how they helped shape humans into who we are today. (Repeat).

Amanda Parris presents Canadian directors sharing their films and vying for a cash award. Films in this episode: My Digital Boyfriend, 100 Days, smokebreak. (New).

In rural Canada, a farmer finds his livelihood in jeopardy when a substantial corporation utilizes genetically-modified plants to grow larger produce, the chemicals used by the farming operation leeching into his fields and tainting his crops. He then resolves to face the company head-on in an effort to save his farm. (Repeat).

After the death of her mother, Abby decides to go back to her hometown of Niagara Falls to save their family-owned motel. Upon arriving, she is overcome by a vague memory of a kidnapping she witnessed when she was young. The said memory occupies her mind throughout her stay until she meets up with her sister who accuses her of lying. Abby pursues the memory and investigates what could have happene

Set in small-town Pennsylvania, a foxy grandmother in her early thirties struggles to make ends meet with her job as a supermarket cashier. She tries to provide for her 16-year-old daughter who's a single mom. Once her daughter disappears after a night out, the narrative spans the next 11 years as she raises her grandson, attempting to find real love and seeking answers for the mystery which may c

New developments break in the federal election and the Liberals are under fire. Also: A new pumpkin drink goes for the guts. (Repeat).

With climate strikes happening all over the world, 22 Minutes examines the environment. Plus, an interview with David Suzuki, Mary Walsh marches in Montreal, and more. (Repeat).

Halfway through the federal election and some voters are still on the fence. (Repeat).

Nicki scours Somerset's rural property market with a fun-loving couple with a £400k budget and a desire to quit living in a commuter town to free up more time for their hobbies. (Repeat).

Remy and Boo try to take care of Peaches while Mr. Periwinkle is away. But when Peaches destroys Mr. Periwinkle's complicated 'How-To-Take-Care-Of-Peaches' binder, they're left without instructions. (Repeat).

Fifi is Poppy's new fashionable friend. Fifi keeps Poppy busy leaving Jelly to figure out how to do art on her own. (Repeat).

Lou takes an unexpected ride while fast asleep on the back of a giant sloth. (Repeat).

True and Zee's dusting of the Wishing Tree causes a sneeze so big that a few Wishes escape and have an adventure of their own. (Repeat).

Radish the recycling hamster loves recycling. But when he fills up his recycling truck with too much recyclables, Mittens tags along just to make sure he can get to the recycling depot. (Repeat).

Daisy and the Gumboot Kids make worm crafts after seeing some in the garden. (Repeat).

The kids visit a bison farm. (Repeat).

The Kids explore an abandoned home. (Repeat).

Flicker takes on his very own solo mission but worries he will not be able to complete it on time. (Repeat).

Mechanic Milo and Liza team up to prevent Bat Cave Tunnel from collapsing, and to return a baby owl to its nest. (Repeat).

When Zing gets carried away by her competitive spirit, (Repeat).

The Dino Ranchers try to set the wild spinosaurus free before the Tinhorns get in trouble. (Repeat).

The PAW Patrol must fix tracks and remove a railroad car at the station before the next train comes through. (Repeat).

Jack is sentenced for arson, and Betsy heeds Carla's advice regarding Lisa. (Repeat).

Leanne summons Nick to the bistro, Paul urges Billy to have fun, and Carla provokes Joel. (Repeat).

Billy feels guilty for leaving Paul to go out for a drink with David. (Repeat).

Billy races against time to say goodbye to Paul, and Nick reports Rowan to the police. (Repeat).

Betsy insinuates that there's more to Carla and Lisa's relationship than meets the eye. (Repeat).

Paul's loved ones grieve his loss, and Lisa asks Craig to trace one of Joel's victims. (Repeat).

A weekly dose of conversations and political news and issues affecting Canadians, tackling the latest political headlines through the lens of people living them. (New).

They require warning labels in Europe, so why does Health Canada allow certain additives in our food? And, we go shopping to find out whether you're getting a good deal at a popular thrift store. Reporter: Rosa Marchitelli / Charlsie Agro (Repeat).

The economy of Rankin Inlet has seen its ups and downs but the struggles that come with living in this remote and unforgiving landscape remain constant. (Repeat).

The Maritimes is home to a vibrant musical culture and it all begins with those who make the instruments. (Repeat).

Dr. Chris works with the Polar Bear Team to prevent polar bears from getting near Churchill, Manitoba. (Repeat).

An intimate look inside a family as they deal with autism from birth to adulthood. (Repeat).

A look at the science behind the soundtrack of one's life. (Repeat).

Edward and Hazel set out to build a lighthouse in 2011. By 2019, they were on the verge of bankruptcy, with only a rusted shell remaining. Kevin has returned to see if anything can be saved from this terrible undertaking. (Repeat).

In the season premiere, 10 elite miniaturists are back in the workshop to build their fantasy houses. (Repeat).

In the semi-finals, solo Players do the Smokestack Climb in Sudbury; the teams go 750m underground in Mine Rescue; and pairs compete in a Sea-Doo Slalom tubing course. Only two teams make the cut. (Repeat).

In this episode of Family Feud Canada, the Zahra family tries to bank another $10,000 as they face the Houston family. (Repeat).

The Aramouni-Saghbini and Aitken families face off for the chance to play "Fast Money" and win $10,000 (Repeat).

Award-winning actor Adrian Holmes hosts the third edition of The Legacy Awards, featuring performances, award presentations, and tributes honouring both established and emerging Black Canadian talent. (New).

The Boyz navigate Guled's acceptance into the Royal Family. Sexting gets competitive. These babies can spit bars. (Repeat).

CBC's flagship newscast, featuring depth and context from the CBC's bureaus across the country and around the world. (New).

A talkative repairman frustrates Mr. Kim, while a visit from Janet's Korean cousin leaves her contemplating what it means to be "Korean." Later, Jung and Shannon score tickets to a basketball game, and Jung wonders if Shannon thinks it's a date. (Repeat).

Singer-author Gord Downie discusses his new album and his graphic-novel collaboration with cartoonist Jeff Lemire. Also, a crew of indigenous skateboarders on a mission of social change. (Repeat).

Pugly tells the story of 3 rescue pugs, while probing the current flat-faced dog craze. (Repeat).

A look at the highly competitive world of cat shows. (Repeat).

A report on the coronavirus outbreak on the Diamond Princess cruise ship. (Repeat).

Ellis is lured into a case involving Max, her ex, and a world-famous Imperial egg, in which a cat-and-mouse robbery tests their friendship, teamwork, and faith in one another. (Repeat).

Jonnie Irwin helps a couple leave one of Europe's largest housing estates behind and start afresh in Perthshire, with a budget of 375,000 pounds. (Repeat).

A couple from a town in Surrey wants to get away from the Welsh borders for a slower lifestyle. (Repeat).

Breaking news, weather and sports for Regina and throughout Saskatchewan. (New).

Farmer Faye races to Beach Station to reunite a baby octopus with his parents. (Repeat).

Flicker and Rescue Red head to the Milo Coaster at the end of a long inspection day. (Repeat).

Kingdom Force reconciles the feuding Badger and Bear communities. (Repeat).

Min spots a rare dinosaur in the forest and the Dino Ranchers and Tinhorns go to look at it again. They then realize it's very important to respect nature. (Repeat).

Ryder and the Patrol race against the clock to repair a lighthouse. (Repeat).

Frido has to work at the fair but all she wants to do is have fun on the rides! Using Zonty's gizmo, (Repeat).

There are sailing ships and spaceships, but nothing beats friendship. (Repeat).

Stu celebrates Turtle's birthday. (New).

Togo has to fit in a rectangle tunnel to restart the system. (New).

Lemo makes a discovery about Freddie's past and insists that he revisit that part of his life, even though Freddie isn't interested. (Repeat).

Frankie creates a Super Villain Bot and programs it to make him look like a hero; when aliens crash on Earth, Rusty and Ruby must help them get back home. (Repeat).

The family all have chores except Paddington. So as not to be excluded, Mr. Brown creates a list for him to follow. (Repeat).

Dylan and his friends imagine he's a House Mover. / Dylan and his friends imagine he's a Sports Store Owner. (New).

Lu gets irked when baby Lola chomps on Tara's tail. (Repeat).

Molly Mabray helps her parents run the Denali Trading Post. (Repeat).

Looking back to when Trini first moved to Qyah and how Molly and Tooey help her settle in; Molly surprises Nina for her birthday. (Repeat).

The adventures of a feisty and resourceful Indigenous girl named Molly Mabray who helps her mom and dad run the Denali Trading Post. Each episode follows Molly, her dog Suki, and her friends Tooey and Trini on their daily adventures. ​ (Repeat).

A gust of wind spins a wildlife camera away from an eagle's nest on hatching day. Molly and Dad head to the Windsong Wildlife Area on an ATV to fix it. (Repeat).

Molly and friends have their eye on a spectacular water tube for sale at the Trading Post, but they don't have enough money to buy it. Fortunately, there is money to be found on the riverfront in the form of agate stones. (Repeat).

Molly is set on discovering a hot springs Grandpa Nat once found in a blizzard, so she sets off with Grandpa, Dad, and Tooey with a list of vague directions. (Repeat).

Abigail learns the shocking truth about Bill Avery. Meanwhile, Elizabeth and Jack fail to find common ground. (Repeat).

Mr. Cao retired. Mr. Meng owns a pet shop. The two argued as Mr. Cao suspected that the pet bird he bought from Mr. Meng was ill. Meanwhile the most precious pet of the shop, a parrot called Xiaoqing, was missing. Mr. Cao decided to help Mr. Meng. (Repeat).

Chief Correspondent Adrienne Arsenault hosts coverage marking the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. (Live).

This fascinating documentary looks at the largely unheralded contributions of Native American musicians to rock and roll, starting with the massively influential 1958 instrumental piece "Rumble" by Link Wray. (Repeat).

Celebrity chef Jamie visits South Korea, where he has an enlightening interaction with one of the oldest people in the world. He then demonstrates step-by-step instructions on how to prepare some delicious dishes like avocado, chicken fajitas and beef stew. (Repeat).