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The spotlight shines on cricket, with Rohan stepping up as the Sport Leader. Mischa's skepticism about team selection turns a simple game of 5-pin bowling into a competitive frenzy, while unexpected hilarity ensues as Rohan tries to unravel the complexities of cricket. (New).

The gang heads to the Arctic in search of Chris' missing creature souvenir collection.

The Grimwade Family decide to reuse bedsheets.

Featuring leaping lemurs; a glassfish; and some turtles.

A spotlight on an 11-year-old Canadian Jamaican, who is deeply-rooted to his heritage.

Just by using a battery, a nail, and a length of wire, Eric builds his own magnet. The scientific relationship between electricity and magnetism is discussed.

Davey's family is going to the beach. As Abigail dislikes the beach, she avoids all the fun things and lollygags.

Akin has a friend who is being bullied because of her body, and it's making her feel upset and insecure. Akin meets up with Duane and some pals to talk through these difficult emotions, and he explains how we can focus on the positive by avoiding comparisons.

Liberal MP and Conservative MPs re-unite to debate and address the opioid drug crisis in Canada.

Experts warn of the detrimental effects of screen addiction on children and adults. Ontario school boards are suing social media companies for $4.5 billion, saying they knowingly created a product that is addictive and causes harm. (New).

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The Industrial Revolution left a lasting impression upon the world. Revealing the legacy of a funicular in Yorkshire, how an observatory redefined our universe, and why a mining innovation is now in cities.

John Michael McGrath and Nam Kiwanuka talk about unparliamentary language and share some examples. (Repeat).

Jeyan Jeganathan explains how resentment toward Greek immigrants led to a riot in Toronto in 1918.

During the provincial election, the media began referring to Doug Ford as "Progressive Conservative Leader Ford" rather than "Premier Ford." (Repeat).

Highlighting the human's sense of smell.

Jeyan talks to two passionate teachers in Atikokan who transformed their school into a calming place to learn. (Repeat).

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The Industrial Revolution left a lasting impression upon the world. Revealing the legacy of a funicular in Yorkshire, how an observatory redefined our universe, and why a mining innovation is now in cities. (Repeat).

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Highlighting the human's sense of smell. (Repeat).

Jeyan Jeganathan travels to Collingwood to learn about tensions between cyclists, motorists, and police.

John Michael McGrath and Nam Kiwanuka talk about unparliamentary language and share some examples. (Repeat).

Liberal MP and Conservative MPs re-unite to debate and address the opioid drug crisis in Canada. (Repeat).

Experts warn of the detrimental effects of screen addiction on children and adults. Ontario school boards are suing social media companies for $4.5 billion, saying they knowingly created a product that is addictive and causes harm. (Repeat).

With her friends and family busy, Rayna is completely lonely and isolated. Meanwhile, Henry expresses his displeasure with Rowan's campaign platform as tensions rise and a surprise candidate makes himself known to the community, shaking the foundation of the status quo.

Settling into her new reality, Rayna reaches out to her sister for help with the family she's been harboring at the Beezee lodge and is introduced to the complex reality of the child welfare system.

The Agenda discusses the beekeeping program at Niagara College.

Ernie travels to Kakadu, takes a boat cruise up East Alligator River, meets photographer Louise, spends time with Trevor a ranger, and takes a helicopter with Steve originally a policeman.

Artist Hangama Amiri reflects on diaspora, belonging, and her unique artistic journey - from living through political instability in Kabul and her family's subsequent refuge in Pakistan to settling in Canada. (Repeat).

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Scout wants to give hugs to his friends, but they all say it's too hot for hugs; Scout is convinced that his new turtle friend will help them.

The adventures of a group of neighbors who live in a charming building in a big city where a friendly face can always be found.

The gang move Zack's garage on top of Axle's, and then they realized this creates entry and exit problems for the vehicles.

A look at earthworms.

In Yellowstone National Park, Zamzoom and Orbie follow some snowy animal tracks to a pack of grey wolves and see why these great mammals are a keystone species.

When a migratory bird is separated from his flock, Odo and Doodle make him feel at home in the forest camp.

Tiny comes up with a game for Tall but the latter finds it too complicated.

Benjamin Banneker shows Yadina that overcoming a challenge can make her feel proud. (New).

Advertisers hit us in the feels with ads that make us feel good.

Featuring robots used in the medical field, including the Robo-Patient; the Da Vinci; and more.

When Mayor Humdinger swipes one of Ryder's early inventions, he soon must be rescued.

A baby rock wallaby arrives at the Shelter, but the only person who can approach him is Tommy. A strong bond forms between him and the wallaby, but Tommy is quickly overwhelmed, while Audrey feels neglected by her friend. (New).

The top sources of iron include spinach, lentils, blue mussels, and porridge.

An acrobat refuses to perform for Circo Fabuloso because he believes the tent is infested with Huldufólk.

Orla is kicked off the Squad for having an overdue library book.

Kenny G sings about the letter E to a crowd of animals, evoking eggs, elephants and elm trees everywhere.

There are so many clubs for Numberblocks to belong to – it's time for Twenty-Nine to figure out where he belongs! Learn about grouping numbers by numerical properties with the Numberblocks.

MC Moley the European Mole is ready to wax lyrical on his super fresh track, Moley Moley Mole.'.

Ginger and the baby Pea-Rexes discover a game - Pea-Rex pinball.

Ella finds the missing wheel of the Lunokhod 1, a Robotic Moon Rover that is featured in Dad's Lunar Exploration Museum.

A 13-year-old aspiring to be the first disabled astronaut is set to embark on a space experience and launch his own rocket.

Messy accidentally drops his super-stacked jam sandwich and wants to know why it fell down and not up. He takes a trip to the moon to find out.

Polkaroo is having a fantastic time with his new friend,Eric.

Meeting a furry family of marmots and discovering their secret language and hidden tunneling homes.

Polar bear cubs get lost at sea, so Everest leads a rescue and helps lure the cubs back to shore; Marshall poses as a sheep to solve a mystery involving Farmer Al's disappearing lambs.

It's family movie night, and Rosie wants Javi's popcorn, so she tries to find the perfect trade. Later, Rosie makes a seashell museum at the beach, but needs to find a service to trade for Crystal's purple seashell.

Donkey is nervous to sleep outside for the first time with the rest of the pals.

Scout and his friends help a baby duckling settle down for a nap.

Explore a theater of dancing tables and chairs.

Momolu and friends work to find a creative solution so that Lumolo can enjoy all his souvenirs.

Pip and Posy teach Jamila how to sled down the hill.

The babies and their friends play with anything with wheels nonstop.

What if Two was the first Numberblock? Imagine that! Learn about even numbers up to 20 with the Numberblocks.

Malik and Polkaroo have fun sorting laundry by skip counting,.

Gabby visits an asparagus farm to help harvest the crops.

Opie tries to act like a big boy.

Bebe and Mo explore Canada's favorite sports.

Maksim and Pradnesh are making coconut, banana and chocolate sandwiches.

Matisse imagines what it would be like to be a fisherman.

Gabby has a busy day on her farm caring for all her sheep. She helps feed and groom them, plus finds time to play with her furry friends.

B.O.T. must try to gather data while bouncing on the back of the Tummy Slider as it slides through the undulating snowscape in Snowy, Icy World. The mission gets even more difficult when another racing, Tummy Slider catches up with them. Now B.O.T. is bounced between the two beasties as they speed towards the ocean.

A look at three big trees: Doemer, Centurion, and Hyperion.

Dana is trying to figure out how different dinos protect their eggs from hungry egg-eaters.

The top 4 Paralympic Games.

Guest Anjelica offers some flamenco inspiration for Monica's castanets craft-strument. Meanwhile, Junior Jammer Xander shows how he performs with this Spanish percussion instrument, then everyone comes together for a jam with some special moves.

Ava explores the history of numbers from around the world. Throughout history, different cultures discovered and used math in different ways, but the rules of math are still the same.

The school bus breaks, so Rocky repairs it while Ryder uses the Paw Patroller to transport the kids; egg nests are found with the mother songbirds missing, so a search begins for the mama birds.

DJ Bass lends Pepe her headphones while she's away DJ-ing, but Pepe accidentally breaks them.

In the smooth rap love song, Swan Sweethearts, Cool Cob and Suga Penn share their love story.

Taviss can't believe her eyes when she discovers the huge Banana Slug, a staple in moist British Columbia. She teams up with slug expert Dr. Kristiina Ovaska and her granddaughter to learn more about this West Coast forest dweller.

Vance is a 10-year-old boy from Brampton, Ontario. He is Canadian, Jamaican, Indian, and African American. Vance teaches about Juneteenth, an important holiday celebrated on June 19th. This special day commemorates the historic moment when Vance's African American ancestors were granted freedom. He proudly shares the significance of this day.

Abby tries to help Harriet find a replacement hobby.

Gran Gran and JoJo find a family recipe for Great Gran Gran's signature Saint Lucian banana bread and are excited to bake a batch of it. But there's one problem - they don't know how long to bake it for.

The unicorn magically makes all the animals colorful and happy.

The Sleepy Snorer wants to sleep peacefully, but a tickly, pink beastie wants to play and keeps waking him up. B.O.T. is having difficulty gathering.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers go an early morning walk to spot some cloud shapes. On the way they see the city waking up, find a funny mirror, spot shapes in the clock tower and even catch a big fish.

Kit and Pup ski.

Two discovers a magical shoe shop and the even more magical Two Times Table. Sing along and learn the two times table with the Numberblocks.

With her long legs, neck and long head crest, Hip Hop Heron is quite the elegant rap figure.

Mia and her friends decide to play a new Code Game using coding blocks. They discover the game will run smoother if Codie does the actions 'concurrently'.

Pip and Posy and their friends have fun competing in Frankie's Wintery Games tournament.

Crystal learns that one can sometimes have too much of a good thing, even pinecones.

A friend uses finger paints.

Koko is told an important secret and struggles to keep it to herself.

The Construction Zerbies decide to build a water trench right through the middle of town.

Polkaroo explores Gees Bees Farm with beekeeper Matt.

Howie and Baboo explore dinosaurs in an installment that includes a visit with a paleontologist and a look at dinosaur skeletons.

Donkey is nervous to sleep outside for the first time with the rest of the pals.

Riley tries to best her time to put her shoes on. Meanwhile, Kaboom utilizes his new sleeperizer technology to put the Greenville residents to sleep. That way, he can focus on his innovations in peace and quiet.

After Ryder is knighted by the princess of Barkingburg, he and the pups are put to the test when a disgruntled former knight gains control of a dragon and attacks the castle.

When a January heatwave pulls the plug on the future's winter fun, the team goes back in time to find the problem, the big carbon footprints from Crock's new line of monster trucks.

Zayden discovers why bread goes moldy.

Prunella is directing the third-grade's production of "The Princess and the Pea," but nothing seems to go according to her plan. D.W. is determined to watch a new television show after her parents tell her she's too young to watch.

The Agents' licenses are checked while the Big O is in space; Orla and Oswald need to quickly get their creature-handling.

It's Cricket week for the athletes competing in the ultimate sports competition. Training continues with a game, but a surprise shake-up before the Competition injects a surge of adrenaline into the mix. (New).

The Kratts discover discover a new mantis species in the Peruvian rain forest.

A pesky Singing Cat meows all night long, keeping Tom awake. The next day, he falls asleep in Mr. Fullerman's class.

Guest musician Lipeng brings the dizi, a Chinese flute, for the jam. Monica makes and decorates her own craft-strument and Junior Jammer Tony shows his dizi in action in his orchestra. They all come together for the big performance.

The top 5 sources of potassium: tomatoes; molasses; bananas; butter beans; potatoes.

Chloe and Housten visit the Credit Valley Conservation to see skipper butterflies and check the ecosystem at Alton Grange.

The Grimwade Family decide to reduce screen time by taking a screen break.

Sharks are often portrayed as mindless eating machines prone to attacking humans, but there is more to these graceful apex predators than meets the eye.

A look into the history and growth of The Bookshelf in downtown Guelph. (Repeat).

The novel, and controversial, way Kenora, Ontario, decided to come up with its name.

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A look at the effect of the superfood industry on the lives of families who gather foods like teff, quinoa, and coconuts.

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A look at the effect of the superfood industry on the lives of families who gather foods like teff, quinoa, and coconuts. (Repeat).

John Michael McGrath and Nam Kiwanuka talk about unparliamentary language and share some examples. (Repeat).

Sharks are often portrayed as mindless eating machines prone to attacking humans, but there is more to these graceful apex predators than meets the eye. (Repeat).

Ontario Hubs field producer Jeyan Jeganathan visits Algonquin Park, one of only a handful of places the Algonquin wolf calls home.

An opiate overdose shocks the community; Tara starts questioning her purpose; Rayna learns the effect of her "scooping" on Molly; The family works together to find the missing Myles; Rayna and Darryl decide on moving back together.

Henry makes an impassioned plea for the mourning community of Beezee to come together. Meanwhile, Myles reveals that he may have been connected to the overdose of his fellow student.

Jeyan Jeganathan travels to Collingwood to learn about tensions between cyclists, motorists, and police. (Repeat).

Ernie visits the breathtaking Cradle Mountain in Tasmania and meets a dedicated Pilot, a focused young Ranger, a wildlife conservationist and an insightful young Palawa man.

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Scout learns to use imagination to overcome his fear; Scout looks for a quiet place to read.

Emily Elizabeth and Clifford go on a trip to bring biscuits to Bailey, who is ill, but have difficulties along the way.

Panda forgets his poetry notebook at Donkey's.

Puzzle-master Thirty-Six challenges the others to find a way into Puzzle Square by opening locks with Numberblocks. Learn about solving problems with the Numberblocks.

Gabby examines all the jobs the cattle, dogs and chickens have on her farm.

Olive and Otto battle a villain who's turned people invisible.

Ladybird and Bee have fun with a fluffy dandelion.

Humdinger disguises himself as a "Merdinger" to steal the purple pearl, so the PAW Patrol must return it to Puplantis.

The gang becomes stranded in China's bamboo forests while checking out the endangered giant panda.

Elinor and her friends decide they need to find a better way to hide while playing Hide-And-Go-Seek.

To deliver a secret message, Morley and the Science Team build a Rube Goldberg machine that uses the simple machine, lever, and the science of force pairs.

Sir Feathaz and Lady Feathaz are loud and gregarious Common Starlings. On their track Mur-Mur-Mur-Muration, they demonstrate that they are very sociable birds who excel at mesmerizing aerial displays. Their iridescent feathers appear black from a distance, but closer inspection reveals purple and green. Starling beaks are yellow, but the blue and pink edging along their beaks distinguish males fro

Jasmine and her friends want to record a song, so Jambo sets up a recording studio for them. The trouble is, they all fight to play right in front of the microphone and the song sounds terrible.

Messy hears a chirping songbird outside his window but he can't understand what the bird is saying. He goes to OKIDO to find out why all things can't just simply talk the same.

Mandisa demonstrates to craftsmen Katie and David how to turn plastic bottles into ecological animal planters.

Gabby visits her friend Farmer Seb on his vegetable farm. They collect five cucumbers from his green house.

Water gushes all over town after a geyser is plugged by a boulder; a nervous pony gets lost when it's spooked, and then the Paw Patroller gets stuck during the pony's rescue.

Frizzy and Gemma investigate the mysterious disappearance of several boats in Kangaroo Beach's 'Barramundi Triangle'.

Kenneth loves to play soccer.

Yona visits Ita Island and asks her friends to bring a game for all to play. One problem, there are too many games and not enough time to play them! Momolu, Banni, Pepe, Nooni and Yona use teamwork to find a way to make sure everyone's game is included.

JoJo is excited to show Gran Gran around the city farm. But when they arrive at the chicken enclosure, they can't find Melanie the chick.

Mandisa shows Gratian and Aarav how to construct a tiger pencil holder, which they may use at school.

Melody learns not to make assumptions when her crown goes missing.

Kit and Pup have a found an accordion.

Explore a theater of dancing tables and chairs.

The Game Catchers meet the button-like natives of an alien planet made of colorful clothes. They learned how to play the game of Snakes and Worms from the friendly aliens.

Bamboo learns about a Japanese instrument called the Taiko drums.

The babies and their friends love to put on costumes and have fun.

Pins and Nettie are invited to play kickball, but they're not sure they want to.

Polkaroo, Hudson and Chica find out who is the fastest track star during an exciting front yard race.

Learn various colors and color mixes.

The Searchy Taster is starving. It does not, however, enjoy the taste of the rocks and pebbles. Fortunately, it dislikes the flavor of B.O.T. as well.

When the creatures discover a maze, Blue gets lost. (New).

When Clifford gets the hiccups, he is unable to stop and his friends help him find a cure.

Ollie's loose tooth refuses to come out.

It's all about numbers today when Jayden plays dominoes with his Papa.

Dana visits Grandma's horse farm where she discovers a Mammoth herd.

The kids must find Pearl the clouded leopard before the whole Shelter notices she's missing and starts to panic. (New).

The Pups rescue Francois from a water tower geyser.

A talent show is held, and the pups participate to help fill out the roster of acts; Chickaletta gets stuck in a corn-field maze, so the pups mount a rescue.

Banni asks help from Momolu, Hiko and Kimu so he can paint the Chickatootle bird.

Messy watches his sandcastle get washed away by the pouring rain and wonders why.

Herschel asks Aazoo and Blynk if this young inquirer could fly like a bird.

When the heroes can't find Fur Blur, Sparks' Crew uses their five senses to track her throughout the school.

Tooey keeps track of his things by putting a label on them; Vera prepares a song for Lola Miranda.

When out in the neighborhood, Pins and Nettie hear the unsettling noise of a dog behind a fence.

The enormous Drinky Driller is thirsty and hunting for water in the desert. It locates water with its trunk and then utilizes it as a drill.

Bebe helps Mo open his piggy bank and they learn about Canadian coins.

Posy prepares a winter show in the Playing Spot but he ends up giving all the lines to Posy.

Explore a theater of dancing tables and chairs.

Scout finds a special stone on the beach and suggests everyone finds a special stone of their own as well.

Dee Dee spends the day building a pillow fort in the living room, just in time for a nighttime slumber party with the pugs.

Winds in a tornado are some of the fastest in the world and can reach over 186 miles per hour. In this STEM episode, Eric creates his own tornado in a bottle.

Toot gets jealous of a new trainee.

Myka builds the "Feathered Friend Feeder" with the help of Maria and Bondini to help her mother enjoy her favorite pastime.

Howie and Baboo visit a dentist at her office and learn why it's important to brush and floss their teeth.

The top three Viola Desmond facts are featured.

Ginger's baby Broccolisaurus friend kicks their ball into Potatodon territory.

The story of a group of neighbors living in a building in the big city.

Featuring five facts about porcupines.

How to play safely outside.

Farmer Al's harvest machine goes haywire; Farmer Al has a wild dream that his animals start acting like humans.

A trip inside a spacecraft to find out what it's like to live in micro-gravity.

A celebrity quokka visits Kangaroo Beach to film an episode of the smash hit TV series Wallaby Waters.

Dancers learn how to express themselves while learning a Groove routine and cool off by performing it in a snowy forest.

Zadie earns Jr. EMT status when she assists Ellie on her emergency calls. Then the Wombats artfully use shapes to make a boat-shaped birthday cake for Cece, Carly and Clyde.

The Mail Department is overrun with pentagurps.

How to make beautiful burger pancakes for breakfast, trick parents with a coffee spill prank, and make an epic homemade lava lamp.

Highlighting the story of Layla, an 11-year-old from Ontario. She's an 8th-generation Black Canadian passioned for both basketball and ballet.

Kyla learns why we do not see dead wild animals.

Donita Donata wants to make hats out of snowy owls that have been spotted far from their habitat.

Building a craft-strument, inspired by the Carribean, for background performance by Monica and the Junior Jammer.

Spark returns to the academy to discover that everyone is giving her special treatment. Meanwhile, Morgan, Izzy, and James help Principal Schiffley compete in a talent show.

Tai takes a 10-year-old aspiring hip-hop performer to meet a recording artist to make a beat and then hit the stage with a DJ.

Two 10-year-old girls want to make a difference after seeing the litter in their small town.

Mount Kosciuszko in New South Wales is Ernie's destination this week. He meets up with a passionate ecologist, a deep-thinking hiker, and a Ranger, each with their own unique connection to the area. (New).

Steve Paikin and John Michael McGrath answer common questions about politics, whether federal, provincial, or local. Steve responds to the outrage some people feel over Danielle Smith being sworn in as premier of Alberta even though she doesn't have a seat in the Legislature. As Steve explains, Smith is doing nothing wrong and there is a long history of people who have become premier - or prime mi