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Dr. Chris heads to the Cochrane Polar Bear Habitat to treat the injured leg of a polar bear. (Repeat).

The Paiwan people are one of about 20 Indigenous minorities of Taiwan. Cudjuy Patjidres has developed his artistic skills from watching his grandfather weave and carve wood. He is now dedicated to preserving the ancient symbols and designs. (Repeat).

Audie Murray works with traditional Cree tattoos and Michif visual culture. (Repeat).

As downtown burns, citizens search for the missing. The scope of the destruction is evident, but the cause is unknown and no one takes responsibility for what's happened. (Repeat).

Shannon makes Hugh and Liam an offer that calls her relationship with Jeffrey into question. Nikki is closely connected to her new friend, and Joy helps Paul send a care package to his daughter. (Repeat).

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

A desire to move closer to family fuels buyers to move from Birmingham to Lincolnshire. (Repeat).

Primary news source in New Brunswick for local events, sports, and weather. (New).

The Tinhorns and the Cassidys face off in a race, but it is only through learning to work together that they are able to finish the race. (Repeat).

A fun day on Jake's mountain for Katie and her cat turns a little bit scary when they get stuck in a ski lift, but lucky for them, Ryder and the Paw Patrol are coming to their rescue. (Repeat).

When Kitty discovers Pinky is having a blue day, she goes on a mission to cheer her up. (Repeat).

Two of Jeremy's friends have very confusing names, and it causes them all sorts of trouble. (Repeat).

Zach is overjoyed when Simon arrives for a sleepover at Aunty B's place.This is Simon's first sleepover, and Aunty B's House has a lot of unusual shadows and sounds. Aunty assists him. (Repeat).

Lemo is thrilled when he is called to join United Current Head Quarters and asked to apply his fun brand of science to headquarters staff. (Repeat).

Rusty saves a remote-controlled plane. (Repeat).

A young Paddington writes letters to his aunt Lucy, celebrating the new things he has discovered through the day's exciting activities. (Repeat).

On a day out at Ladybug World, Apple feels like the world's lonely only child. So she starts playing brothers and sisters with allher friends in search of the ideal sibling. (New).

Auntie Midge's excitement for the Spring Carnival is dampened when she injured her hip. (Repeat).

Tooey needs help to fix a hole in his Christmas sweater, knit by his grandma who is about to arrive for the holidays. (Repeat).

A family of beavers builds a dam and accidentally diverts water into Trini's garden. The kids must devise a way to redirect the stream before Trini's strawberries are ruined. (Repeat).

Trini works hard to earn the Night Watchers Badge. (Repeat).

Molly trains so she can participate in a cross-country ski race where Sharon Firth will speak. (Repeat).

Kris goes to Ottawa to meet Elaine Kicknosway, 60's Scoop Advocate and Co-Founder of The National Indigenous Survivors of Child Welfare Network. (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).

Bringing Canadians the latest breaking news from across Canada and around the world. (New).

Canadian documentaries, concerts and comedy performances are featured. (Repeat).

Roy is drawn from the safety of his cell to find a vengeful Griff waiting for his return. (New).

Sarah regrets her reckless actions, and Griff uses lethal threats to force Roy to confess. (New).

Celebrating Indigenous talent, creativity and brilliance with live performances taken from the Chan Centre. (Repeat).

An orchestra and its famous conductor go on tour in the great northern tundra of Quebec to visit the Cree, Innu and Inuit communities and share with them an Aboriginal chamber opera. (Repeat).

Comprehensive Nova Scotia news, sports, and weather updates. (New).

The news, weather and stories that matter to New Brunswickers. (New).

The magic and mystery of the mudflats on the Bay of Fundy are explored. (Repeat).

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Celebrating Indigenous talent, creativity and brilliance with live performances taken from the Chan Centre. (Repeat).

Exploring the world through the eyes of one of Canada's longest running Indigenous bands. (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).

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

Evening news from Atlantic Canada, covering weather, sports, and features. (New).

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).

Roy is drawn from the safety of his cell to find a vengeful Griff waiting for his return. (Repeat).

Sarah regrets her reckless actions, and Griff uses lethal threats to force Roy to confess. (Repeat).

Dr. Chris must deal with reindeer bullies to keep harmony in the herd. With ice finally forming on Hudson Bay as polar bear season wraps up, the Alert team releases eight bears back into the wild. (Repeat).

The new leaders of the Polar Bear Alert team intercept a polar bear mom and her two cubs, helicopter-lifting them to safety. Dr. Chris rushes to treat and release an injured great horned owl. (Repeat).

Isaac Murdoch and Christi Belcourt study ancient indigenous markings and tattooing them to pass it on. (Repeat).

Julie Paama-Pengelly is a veteran in the revitalization of ta moko Maori tattooing. Over time, many misconceptions have surfaced about who has the right to wear and practice ta moko. Julie is one of the first women to practice in the male-dominated field. (Repeat).

In the Season 4 premiere, Moira fears she's responsible for the death of a motel guest, while David and Patrick decide to make their budding romance official. (Repeat).

After finding a positive pregnancy test, Johnny braces himself for the possibility of a new baby in the family, while David and Patrick search for some privacy. (Repeat).

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

Nicki helps a couple from London to figure out what they want from their new life in Devon. (Repeat).

The gang thought they had mummy babysitting all wrapped up. But when the brat-king steals their senses and deserts them, they must track him down. (Repeat).

The gang is having an art show, but Whyla can't decide what to paint. A question about what makes the sea sparkle might help her choose. (Repeat).

Mittens rides along with Fire Chief Grapefruit for the day. (Repeat).

Kiri and Lou get in a sticky situation when they seek honey for Anahera's sore throat. (Repeat).

Ollie turns into a blueberry. (Repeat).

A horrified Dot learns her friends consider her a "bad borrower." (Repeat).

A unique friendship between an adventurous little girl named Remy and a robot called Boo. (Repeat).

The Glowbies go to the Brighthouse to figure out the ideal picnic spot before Randy gets hungry. (Repeat).

Kiri realizes her love for air when she needs to hold her breath during an underwater party. (Repeat).

In True's re-telling of "Jack and the Beanstalk", "Bart" plants a magical Fishy Poof cracker that grows a giant "poofstalk," on which lives a giant red Yeti. (Repeat).

Love Monster debates whether to share a box of chocolates with his friends or not. (Repeat).

Becca wants a pet, and volunteers to mind Ringo's bug, Sue. However, looking after Sue proves to be a challenge when she changes in ways no one expected. (Repeat).

When Diesel's doghouse gets ruined, Flicker heads out with Diesel to pick up and deliver a fancy new one. (Repeat).

Mini-Maple assists Mini-Jon in his attempt to extract a stubborn baby tooth. Is the Agency's technology capable of completing the task? (Repeat).

The Kingdom Force tries to stop some rebuilt crystal-digging robots that went haywire. Dalilah's error in programming caused the former Saber-tech's machines to lose control and becomes destructive. (Repeat).

Jon's confidence causes him to make a series of careless mistakes while helping Tara make an important delivery. (Repeat).

A farmer's carrots vanish. (Repeat).

When Pinky forces Rio to wear a charmed charm bracelet that causes him to mimic everything she does and says, Explorer Kitty is forced to lead her friends to the Penguinese temple in order to find a method to free the spell. (Repeat).

Jeremy, Jazzy, Stu, and Tunebug come up with some new rhymes in this classic song. (Repeat).

Khadijah gets a beret from Paris, a place she thinks she'll never be able to travel to. (Repeat).

The Seahorse King's scepter is almost stolen. The Calypso crew is tasked with keeping watch for the thief at the Seahorse Celebration. (Repeat).

A ski trip is in jeopardy due to an unexpected rock pile. (Repeat).

Mr. Grubber gives Paddington a metal detector as a gift. He had a lot of fun using it at first, but the device can also be a source of a few troubles. (Repeat).

As grim magic contaminates the academy's water supply, the unicorns risk losing their power. (New).

When Nibbles the microraptor attempts to steal Pa's birthday pies, the Ranchers suspect Tango, and she must establish her innocence. (New).

Katie enters one of the pups in a grooming contest. (Repeat).

Whitewash is accidentally given control of all of the Agency's systems. (Repeat).

A trapped opossum is saved by Rusty and Ruby. (Repeat).

Mr. Grubber gives Paddington a metal detector as a gift. He had a lot of fun using it at first, but the device can also be a source of a few troubles. (Repeat).

In the premiere of the series, it's the day of the Rainbow King's dance party, and True unites with Bartleby to cheer up a discouraged DJ after Grizelda upsets him. (Repeat).

Tooey gets to decide which one of Cali's puppies to keep and train as a lead sled dog. (Repeat).

Half of the cookies Tess and Addison baked for a charity event go missing, and the girls are mystified. But with a trail of crumbs as a clue, they chase the cookie crunching culprit. (Repeat).

The group shares campfire stories. (Repeat).

Climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe talks about "Global Weirding." (Repeat).

Preston explores all the awesome natural beauty one can find in their own backyard. (Repeat).

Paul O'Grady helps a golden retriever with an incontinence difficulty and a boisterous border collie with a bad hip. (Repeat).

Paul meets more dogs that are struggling to find a home. (Repeat).

Dylan Jewers is on a personal quest to track down extraordinary Nova Scotia musicians from a variety of cultural communities whose music bridges the gap between the past and the present. (Repeat).

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Evening news from Atlantic Canada, covering weather, sports, and features. (New).

Three Newfoundland housewives plunge into the world of the outdoors, that may have once been considered a man's domain. (Repeat).

Sarika Cullis-Suzuki travels back in time to solve the evolutionary mystery of the walking whale. (Repeat).

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A Cree matriarch, a survivor of residential schools, recounts her struggle to preserve her daughter and obtain redress for the tragedies she endured. (Repeat).

Red Snow is a dramatic adventure that begins when Dylan, a Gwich'in soldier from the Canadian Arctic, is caught in an ambush in Panjwayi, Afghanistan. His capture and interrogation by a Taliban Commander releases a cache of memories connected to the love and death of his Inuit cousin, Asana, and binds him closer to a Pashtun family as they escape across treacherous landscapes and through a blizzar

Highlights from 2017 include Rick's visit to Inuvik, NWT, for the Sunrise Festival; his tall ship sailing lesson across Lake Ontario; and a tribute to Gord Downie. (Repeat).

Rick goes to Cirque du Soleil headquarters in Montreal to see how their shows are put together; and visits the University of Victoria, where he finds out what it takes to be an opera singer. (Repeat).

Rick is in Edmonton for the annual Deep Freeze Byzantine Winter Festival where he races a deep freezer through city streets and gets some dance lessons; then he is off to Mississauga, Ontario, to check out action at the North American International Motorcycle Supershow. (Repeat).

Rick boards an ice-breaking vessel in Toronto harbor and learns how to keep shipping lanes open. Also: a visit to the Interior Design Show. (Repeat).

Rick checks in with athletes headed to the Winter Olympics, including figure skaters Scott Moir, Tessa Virtue and Patrick Chan; bobsledders Kaillie Humphries and Jesse Lumsden; and biathlete Megan Tandy. Also: an interview with broadcaster Scott Russell. (Repeat).

Things get out of hand when Charlie sneaks a monster into school to look cool for his bullies. (Repeat).

The gang has a paper plane-making tournament, but Wes cannot get his planes to fly far. (Repeat).

When Pants and Mittens agree to look after Mayor Sourdough's plant, they almost ruin it by caring too much. (Repeat).

Kiri makes an embarassing mistake and learns to laugh about it. (Repeat).

Ollie turns into a blueberry. (Repeat).

A horrified Dot learns her friends consider her a "bad borrower." (Repeat).

An intense game causes Remy and Boo to stop playing together. They draw a line, agreeing to stay apart. (Repeat).

Mayor Mary makes Randy the Mayor of Brighthouse Bay for the Day. (Repeat).

Lou and Kiri are upset with each other, but they do not remember why. (Repeat).

When the Rainbow King wants to take a break from granting wishes, he turns himself into a Rock Critter, leaving his magic wand behind. But when his trusty herald Zee doesn't recognize him, the Rock Critter King must find a way to turn himself back in this True-ly silly version of "The Frog Prince". (Repeat).

Love Monster has to overcome his fears of the big slide to rescue Tiniest Fluffiest Bunny. (Repeat).

Mayor Ladymaus asks Wagtailers to make artwork to celebrate how much they love Wagtail Woods, and Becca worries her picture is too small, not knowing she has created a tiny masterpiece. (Repeat).

Flicker is tasked with picking up recycling all over town, but when the stack gets too high, trouble ensues. (Repeat).

Henry gives the mini-clones a very special task: to find the android who has infiltrated the Agency. It could be anyone, even an agent. (Repeat).

Kingdom Force defends a bear village from an ice monster but this newly discovered creature might not be the enemy. (Repeat).

Miguel rushes through his important jobs so he can work on his invention. (Repeat).

Rubble's first day with the gang is recalled. (Repeat).

Abi accuses Dean of disseminating the tapes, while Carla is surprised to see a portrait of Peter. (Repeat).

Kevin gets loose on the wrong man, and Daniel discovers a surprise at home. (Repeat).

Kit discovers Sarah planting false evidence to accuse Nathan of Lauren's death. (Repeat).

DS Swain visits Roy to ask for the true cause of his and Carla's estrangement. (Repeat).

Roy is drawn from the safety of his cell to find a vengeful Griff waiting for his return. (Repeat).

Sarah regrets her reckless actions, and Griff uses lethal threats to force Roy to confess. (Repeat).

Spotlighting a family business in outport Newfoundland. (Repeat).

After the 2015 downturn in oil and gas, Lac La Biche is looking to reinvent itself with luxury teepees, 3D archery, and the best gas station bathroom in the country. (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).

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Artist-poet d'bi Young; painter Lauren Brevner. (Repeat).

A 14-year-old girl is determined to protect her ancestral land from fuel barges, oil spills, and the construction of an oil pipeline. She and a small group embark on a kayak trip to a small, remote island in an act of defiance and protection. (Repeat).

Kevin returns to East Sussex, where Adrian and Megan's cutting-edge concrete bunker is complete. (Repeat).

In the season finale, the top three artists complete their miniature homes and face off to fight for the title of "Best in Miniature" and the grand prize of $15,000. (Repeat).

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Catastrophic fires ripped through Slave Lake a decade ago, but the town has risen from the ashes to become more resilient than ever. (Repeat).

In this engaging mystery set in 1930s Europe, detective Hercule Poirot probes a murder aboard the Orient Express. As the thirteen passengers grow paranoid that the killer will strike again, Poirot realizes there's more to the case than meets the eye. (New).

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

Evening news from Atlantic Canada, covering weather, sports, and features. (New).

Rick is in Niagara Falls to lend a hand with the annual Winter Festival of Lights and heads to to St. John's, NL to explore "The Rooms," a cultural centre where he checks out historical artifacts and learns about Newfoundland rug hooking. (Repeat).

Artist-poet d'bi Young; painter Lauren Brevner. (Repeat).

Anishinaabe author Drew Hayden Taylor investigates how Indigenous culture is being appropriated by those who are not First Nations. (Repeat).

A look at the investigation of the death of William Wapoose in Chapples Park. (Repeat).

A young pregnant woman goes missing five months after moving to Winnipeg. (Repeat).

Where there's smoke, there's science. Into The Fire goes inside the flames to reveal fire's most powerful secrets. (Repeat).

Amy's surprised to learn Finn has returned to town. Jack and Tim win Hudson's Entrepreneur of the Year Award, which leads to unexpected problems for Lou and the arrival of someone from Tim's past. (Repeat).

A musical couple from London is looking for a new house in the Oxfordshire countryside and needs Steve Brown's assistance. A detached residence with studio space is on the £950,000 wish list. (Repeat).

A retired Army couple wishing to get away from hectic Bedfordshire engage Margherita Taylor to assist them spend their £680,000 property hunting money in the rural wilds of Norfolk. (Repeat).

Primary news source in New Brunswick for local events, sports, and weather. (New).

Ma and Pa inspire the Ranchers to fight through adversity and give an egg to a pair of t-rexes who can't have their own. (Repeat).

A walrus gets trapped in an old fishing net and needs to be freed. (Repeat).

A surprise party for Rio spells big trouble for Pinky who's having trouble keeping it secret. (Repeat).

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Aunty B's House has a new temporary foster: Bubbles, the pet bunny. Shelley learns that maybe a foster pet needs a little more attention than she originally thought. (Repeat).

When dangerous steam geisers begin popping up, the Calypso Crew set out on a mission to find out what is causing all the ruptures in the sea bed. (Repeat).

Rusty must relocate a few penguins to the Nature Park on the hottest day of the year. (Repeat).

Paddington says he will watch the cafe so Matteo can play in the park. It isn't very busy now but not for long. (Repeat).

Dylan and his friends imagine he is a singer. Meanwhile, Dylan and his friends imagine he's a plumber. (New).

Lu goes on a boat trip and loses Tara. (Repeat).

The bugs discuss expressing their emotions. (Repeat).

Pants the puppy detective searches out a mysterious crunching noise. (Repeat).

When the party supplies aren't delivered, it's all wheels on deck to prepare the farm for a hoedown to remember. (Repeat).

Daisy sees some interesting bugs in her garden. She is inspired to make a nature craft. Daisy and the Gumboot Kids gather some supplies, leaves, sticks, pebbles, air dry clay and googly eyes, and craft some cute critters. (Repeat).

The Gumboot Kids go to the beach where Jessie Farrell sings a song about seagulls, reminding them to guard their picnic. (Repeat).

The Kids scour the lane for something that hangs overhead and catches food. (Repeat).

Paddington says he will watch the cafe so Matteo can play in the park. It isn't very busy now but not for long. (Repeat).

Gary's friends help him learn how to write his name. (Repeat).

Everyone is happy singing the "Doh Re Mi Blues" and Melanie has some fun with the kids teaching "Down By The Bay." (Repeat).

Documentary series about resourceful Canadians living in the tough terrain of the North begins with the tale of a young man who champions change in Iqaluit, while in Inuvik another risks it all on a bold new idea. (Repeat).

A fourth-generation fisherman continues traditions on Great Slave Lake; and in Whitehorse, two organic farmers live off the grid. (Repeat).

Bringing Canadians the latest breaking news from across Canada and around the world. (New).

Jules Hudson heads to south Wales with a husband and wife who, after three decades of military housing, are looking for their very own country home and have a budget of £430,000 to spend. Away from the property search, Jules dons his own army fatigues to discover how the beautiful Welsh wilderness prepares soldiers for battle. (Repeat).

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With the second location not yet open, Kuki comes up with an eye-catching solution to Chandan's overstock problems. (Repeat).

How a professional cyclist from New Brunswick finds inner transformation through fly fishing after two life-altering collisions. (Repeat).

Nonnatus House welcomes a new recruit; a vulnerable young man captures the hearts of Fred and Violet, while the whereabouts of Sister Mary Cynthia causes distress among the team. (Repeat).

The remaining bakers face each other for the last showdown. (Repeat).

The news, weather and stories that matter to New Brunswickers. (New).

A couple from Ontario find food for the soul in an old abandoned church in Newfoundland. (Repeat).

Nathan expresses suspicions about Sarah, while Bethany and Daniel seek additional evidence against him. (New).

A hidden-camera show modeled after the popular series "Just for Laughs." (Repeat).

Eleven First Peoples, one circular worldview, connected to all that is alive. Despite attempts by the government and the Church to ban rituals and ceremonies, spiritualities live on. (New).

First Peoples are tackling issues including ecological stewardship, discrimination, governance and food sovereignty. Every decision is made with a view to its impact on the next seven generations. (New).

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

Evening news from Atlantic Canada, covering weather, sports, and features. (New).

The Boyz try to save their community center through the art of dance. Rappers launder their dirty money. A wedding proposal gets way out of hand. (Repeat).

Nathan expresses suspicions about Sarah, while Bethany and Daniel seek additional evidence against him. (Repeat).

A whiskey baron and his family are murdered, and Murdoch puts Parker in the cells with a hit man to see who hired him. (Repeat).

Pip Hartley is on a mission to infuse Auckland's city core with as much Maori culture as possible. (New).

Northern Canada is home to the oldest tattooing traditions on the planet. Ippiksaut Friessen has been helping women reclaim their culture through intricate tattoo designs. (Repeat).

The detectives investigate who firebombed the campaign office of a female politician. (Repeat).

An impromptu kitchen party breaks out at Pearson International Airport after a WestJet flight from Toronto to St. John's is delayed. Also: Duffy discusses why the Senate needs to honor itself. (Repeat).

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

A young couple from London have £325,000 to spend on a new rural home and it's Sonali Shah who's leading the search in the Monmouthshire countryside. (Repeat).

Primary news source in New Brunswick for local events, sports, and weather. (New).

Sonny the Kid rustles Blitz, Tango, and Clover, forcing the Ranchers and the dinos to work apart in order to be reunited. (Repeat).

The gang clean up an oil spill near Adventure Bay. (Repeat).

A harmless accident makes DB scared of everything. Athlete Kitty helps him relax so he can participate in the upcoming pogo stick race. (Repeat).

Jeremy and Jazzy believe that if they start small, they can achieve their dreams. (Repeat).

Shelley has a new ball that Simon likes, but when the ball goes missing, she assumes Simon took it. (Repeat).

In a rush to catch the mail ship, Lemo accidentally sends Lettie's diary to headquarters instead of her Captain's Log. (Repeat).

Liam enters a sandcastle-building contest, but a thieving seagull steals his plans. (Repeat).

Mr. Gruber gives Paddington a film camera to record his adventures in Windsor gardens to send to Aunt Lucy in the retired home for Bears in Lima. What will he film? (Repeat).

Benny drops Sir Ben near a bridge troll, discovering the real troll is not scary. (New).

When Hoot leaves, Jinx stays with Hop and Penny, but ignores all of their instructions. (New).

Lu struggles to find any treasure during a trip to the park. (Repeat).

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Pants tries to keep Nana Ribbit out of trouble. (Repeat).

Diesel chases Mandy Mail all around Tracks Ville as she tries to make her deliveries. (Repeat).

Daisy gets inspiration during her forest walk and makes a DIY forest animals using some paper bags, paint and sticks. (Repeat).

The Gumboot kids learn about llamas on a visit to a farm. Jessie sings a beautiful song about the furry land animal. (Repeat).

The Kids explore a farm in search of a creature that finds things using his nose. (Repeat).

Mr. Gruber gives Paddington a film camera to record his adventures in Windsor gardens to send to Aunt Lucy in the retired home for Bears in Lima. What will he film? (Repeat).

When Stuffy loses Gary's favorite box of crayons, Gary has a hard time forgiving him and moving on. With help from Huggles, Gary learns that forgiveness helps everyone get back to the fun. (Repeat).

Stella keeps everyone dancing during "Feel The Feels" and Melanie teaches her version of "Twinkle Twinkle." (Repeat).

A tour operator begins a bold new adventure; and a community leader makes a brave step toward his political career. (Repeat).

A Yellowknife fisherman tries something new, while farmers struggle to make the most of the summer season. (Repeat).

Bringing Canadians the latest breaking news from across Canada and around the world. (New).

Briony May Williams is on her home turf in Somerset as she helps a couple with a budget of £500k who are looking to swap their narrow boat for a more traditional house on terra firma. Briony also visits a market garden initiative that operates alongside a hostel for the homeless and rural rough sleepers. (Repeat).

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A family road trip in Kuki's sensational PINK RV needs to wow much-needed clients at the Montreal Pop-Up. (Repeat).

Murdoch suspects someone in a vagrant encampment robbed and killed a young woman. (Repeat).

In the Season 7 premiere, Lucille, two days late due to the snow and ill, is called from her sick bed to assist with a breech birth. A single mother plans to give up her baby for adoption, but Trixie fears her blood type might cause problems for baby. (Repeat).

Ten of the country's best bakers arrive at the iconic tent to meet new faces and complete three Cake Week challenges. (Repeat).

The news, weather and stories that matter to New Brunswickers. (New).

The lives, stories and issues of the people of Atlantic Canada. (Repeat).

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A hidden-camera show modeled after the popular series "Just for Laughs." (Repeat).

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).