CBC Fredericton (CBAT)

A soon-to-be retired vicar and her husband need Sonali Shah's help to find a new home in the beautiful countryside of Gloucestershire. (New).

The Qube family goes backto compete against the Leboeuf family. (Repeat).

Shannon surprises Doris when Travis is away; Liam helps Paul with a land deal. Lara and Kristian try to impress Lara's dad. (Repeat).

Murdoch investigates the murder of a slum landlord found at a department store Christmas parade. (Repeat).

Jenny helps the nuns care for Peggy's brother Frank, who's dying of cancer. Meanwhile, the other residents try to help with his latest money-making scheme: raising a pig named Evie for bacon. (Repeat).

Jamie delivers up some super-fast peachy pork chops, berry meringue ripple, and a harissa chicken traybake. (Repeat).

Jamie cooks up smoky pancetta cod, Asian fried eggs, crispy garlicky chicken and a mango rice pudding. (Repeat).

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

Newfoundland chef Kevin Phillips is profiled. (Repeat).

Abi allows Coral, wife of Stefan and mum of Corey, to say her piece. (New).

Lisa quizzes Kit, Summer comes to Paul's aid, and Leanne goes through Rowan's laptop. (New).

Investigating a long-term con that combines investment schemes, romance scams and crypto fraud. We meet those who've lost their life savings and reveal many of the perpetrators are forced to scam. Host David Common (Repeat).

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Fascination with The Royal Family is at an all-time high and maintaining their mystique won't be easy. When the Falklands war breaks out, The Queen sends Prince Andrew into battle. (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).

Highlights include: a cake with a threatening aura; and the Red Wine Ladies visit to the cottage. (Repeat).

Abi allows Coral, wife of Stefan and mum of Corey, to say her piece. (Repeat).

Lisa quizzes Kit, Summer comes to Paul's aid, and Leanne goes through Rowan's laptop. (Repeat).

Mark is considering what life would be like as a priest. But as rumours of scandal amongst the clergy start to mount, Mark reassesses what his religion means to him. (Repeat).

Mark collects Christmas toys for the needy, which leads to an uncomfortable discovery about one of his classmates. Meanwhile, Pop's prodigal son shows up. (Repeat).

Mark and Mike Sr unexpectedly bond over Mark's role in the upcoming Easter play. But when Mark is fired from the production, he pretends otherwise to keep his father's affections. Meanwhile, Pop turns to Mary for help after the CRA learns he's been collecting his dead wife's pension checks. (Repeat).

The Critch men are left to their own devices after Mary is hospitalized for a minor procedure. Mark has trouble balancing the household chores and accidently gives Pops the wrong pills. (Repeat).

Parents and students take the field on Sports Day. Mark decides to treat the all-day gym class as a comedy stage, much to his teammate's annoyance. Meanwhile, Fox fights for her mother's attention and attempts to break the school record for gold medals. (Repeat).

When Ritche bails on their plans to go to the circus, Mark and Fox find themselves going together on a maybe-date. Meanwhile, Ritche's family hosts some new Filipino-Canadians who make him feel insecure about his heritage. (Repeat).

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

A soon-to-be retired vicar and her husband need Sonali Shah's help to find a new home in the beautiful countryside of Gloucestershire. (Repeat).

Wes and Quinton are trying to write a song for Quest, but they can't think of the perfect words. A question about whether spiders can hear could give them the inspiration they need. (Repeat).

Ollie uses strawberry's fix-it power when a ride at the Strawberry Fair breaks, putting his sister in danger. (Repeat).

Ollie tracks down bandit Nummy who took off with a bag of oatmeal cookies. (Repeat).

Ollie's fort-building skills are tested after Leo accidentally destroys the Nummlings' fort. (Repeat).

Deep Diver Ollie sets out to break a record for deep diving. (Repeat).

When Mr. Periwinkle returns Beans the Cat, Remy and Boo want to thank him by doing something nice for him. (Repeat).

Alby is stuck on top of a Sandcastle and Randy tries to rescue him by pretending to be Sir Randy, a heroic knight. (Repeat).

Kiri and Lou have a wild adventure delivering a giant fruit to Pania. (Repeat).

Mila becomes good friends with a flying baby Sky Blubb in this remake of the classic tune "Mary Had a Little Lamb." (Repeat).

Pants helps Winkles the fix-it mouse find jobs around town where he and his cousins can fix things and get fed. (Repeat).

Daisy visits the ocean and gets inspired to make a nature craft. Together with the Gumboot Kids, she makes a salt dough craft, inspired by sea stars. (Repeat).

The Gumboot Kids play with clay while Jessie Farrell sings a catchy tune about creating with clay. Scout and Daisy join in the fun too. (Repeat).

Scout discover a tasty snack hidden in his vegetable garden. (Repeat).

Build-It Brock is making a new building in Central Square. However, the trains all have very different ideas. Making everyone happy might just be too hard. (Repeat).

When a storm is headed for Tracks Ville, Faye and Liza try to bring Goaty safely back to the farm, but he eludes them at every turn. (Repeat).

The famous singer Podo Pooch is in town! (Repeat).

When Bopper runs off with Bo's prized Ten Gallon Trophy Hat, Tango believes that she has to be like Blitz and Clover in order to help the gang catch the elusive pachyosaur. (Repeat).

Mr. Porter enters a cake competition, and he needs Ryder and the pups to help him bake the biggest and tastiest cake. (Repeat).

The Kingdom Force rescues Professor Dunbit and Hoover from a speeding train before it crashes. (Repeat).

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When Lettie lets Mira Clearwater get under her skin, she makes a decision she comes to regret and must do damage control to make things right again. (Repeat).

Rusty and Ruby try to rescue Ninja Fish's kids, who are trapped inside a shipwreck by a giant octopus. (Repeat).

Viewers can sing along with animal sounds and celebrate scientific curiosity with Jeremy and Jazzy. (Repeat).

The Adventures of Paddington is a new version of a familiar bear. It's a heartwarming show about being curious, being good to others, and being part of a loving family. (Repeat).

Without the help of their teachers, the students work together to take down Ravenzella themselves. (Repeat).

Min and Clover's fear of the unknown gets the best of them when Bo and Min decide to campout overnight; Bo and Jane have a fun family day planned, but they get trapped trying to help a wild T-Rex in distress. (New).

Q is trapped in the middle of a lake of lava after escaping the Agency through a portal. Luckily, the mini-clones are there to save him. (Repeat).

Jon must distract an ancient satellite that threatens to destroy Earth while his team must find its instruction guide. (Repeat).

Rusty, Ruby, and Tigerbot help a stranded baby giraffe in the desert. (Repeat).

Hop tidies up Hoot's barn and throws out something Hoot needs to calm her chickens down. (Repeat).

The Adventures of Paddington is a new version of a familiar bear. It's a heartwarming show about being curious, being good to others, and being part of a loving family. (Repeat).

A disagreement over the Yetis' special stick teaches everyone the importance of sharing. (Repeat).

A blizzard blows through Qyah, Alaska, and the school roof caves in. (Repeat).

The drains at Pizzamat and Hang 20 start backing up, and Addison is determined to solve the mystery. (New).

The Nummling Corn Festival is threatened by an out-of-control Corn-bine Harvester Tractor. (Repeat).

Beekeeper Elizabeth Downs shares buzz worthy discoveries with Potato and Frittata about the importance of bees to our planet. (Repeat).

Correspondent Yobdee looks at how we can give back to the earth in our own community. (Repeat).

Paul meets a Spaniel who was found tied up and has lost all hope. He meets a feisty Shorkie with a Spanish chip and a worryingly large lump and a yappy Patterdale who needs to learn some manners. (Repeat).

There's an emergency arrival at Battersea this week - a beautiful Lurcher with a terrible injury in need of urgent surgery. Paul helps gain the confidence of a gorgeous Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. (Repeat).

Featuring six films by emerging directors that came out of the Fabienne Colas Foundations' BEING BLACK IN CANADA mentorship program entirely dedicated to Black filmmakers. (New).

An insider's look into Toronto's controversial 2018 municipal election. (Repeat).

A look at potential risks in an essential element for survival—air—that many people never imagined. (Repeat).

An entrepreneur reveals the truth about dental hygiene; a pair of business partners look to load up a deal; and an inventor faces off against the Dragons. Also: A theatrical team aims to be the highlight of the show. (Repeat).

A table-top discussion sparks Dragon competition; a father and his sons are thirsty for an investment; and a toy accessory plays with the Dragons' imagination. (Repeat).

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

Old skills of working with wool are finding new life through the power of social media. (Repeat).

A hair-raising journey into the salon, the lab, a remote Chinese village, a baby nursery and even a wildlife sanctuary to explore the surprising new research at the root of it all. (Repeat).

Amanda Parris presents Canadian directors sharing their films and vying for a cash award. Films in this episode: "Datrin," "The Mess We're In," "The Teacup." (New).

Seven women living in an inpatient-care facility try to find a way to fit into a world that can't respond to their pain. But these women are the ones who can teach one another how to live. (New).

When Carmen is mistaken for the new priest at a small Mediterranean church, she starts to view the world in a different way. When the Catholic Church suddenly abandons her, she must adapt to her new life. Having been run down and exhausted most of her life, she sees an opportunity to be happy finally. (Repeat).

A lottery winner who lost it all and lives with his parents convinces them to rent a spare room out so he won't have to further curtail his lifestyle, but his idea to add income to his wallet badly backfires thanks to their new tenant's arrival. (Repeat).

Rick is at Toronto's Royal Winter Fair where he helps tend goats, learns how to herd sheep, and races Jack Russell terriers and then he's off to BC to check out the Coast Guard's communications system on both land and sea. (Repeat).

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).

Willow gets ready for her first surfing lesson. Wes and Whyla decide to secretly decorate her surfboard. A question from their wonder friends about why the ocean has waves gives them a design idea. (Repeat).

Wizard Ollie needs banana sleep power to put a volcano to rest. (Repeat).

Scientist Ollie needs Pear Power to retrieve an out-of-control pear rocket. (Repeat).

Ollie the bat uses super hearing power to save the spinach rainforest from a mystery tree eater. (Repeat).

Pilot Ollie must get the new peach lightbulb to the lighthouse before ships crash into the peach beach. (Repeat).

Remy and her friends are moving up the ranks in their Mini Mates scout troop, but when Boo struggles to successfully complete a single challenge, everyone bands together to make sure that no crew mate is left behind. (Repeat).

Poppy and Randy are challenged to the Glowbie Rally Race by a mischievous racer. (Repeat).

Lou warns everyone that meteorites are falling, while Small does her exercises. (Repeat).

Bartleby shows off some amazing dance moves in this upbeat version of the classic children's song "Michael Finnegan." (Repeat).

Ms McRoster looks for a new game to entertain her chicks; Pants and Popcorn looks for something that everyone will enjoy playing. (Repeat).

Daisy is inspired to make a nature craft after visiting a farm. Using egg carton, paints and google eyes Daisy and the Gumboot Kids create a beautiful farm animal craft. (Repeat).

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

The Gumboot Kids learn how a polkadot gardener helps his garden grow. (Repeat).

Faye is packed full of Clay and May's fluffy farm-fresh popcorn for movie night. She'll just need to get away from the pesky geese who want some too! (Repeat).

Farmer Faye and Rescue Red decide to spend the day together. They discover they want to go to different places. (Repeat).

When a storm knocks out Cherry Town's lights, Explorer Kitty assists a terrified Zing in reactivating the lighthouse so that Keroppi's boat can locate land. (Repeat).

Miguel underestimates his dino pals and gets carried away by his dream of flying. He learns that he needs to believe in his dino-friends as much as he believes in an idea. (Repeat).

Cap'n Turbot's boat may sink without help from Paw Patrol. (Repeat).

Tracy and Nick confront Rowan, and Kirk's romantic proposal takes Beth by surprise. (Repeat).

Lisa gets bad news about the case against Joel, and Betsy plants a stolen purse on Mason. (Repeat).

Craig quizzes Sid about Beth, and Rowan orders Leanne to get Amy to call off her attack. (Repeat).

Dee-Dee digs for dirt on Joel, and Betsy puts Dylan in the friend-zone. (Repeat).

Abi allows Coral, wife of Stefan and mum of Corey, to say her piece. (Repeat).

Lisa quizzes Kit, Summer comes to Paul's aid, and Leanne goes through Rowan's laptop. (Repeat).

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

A fresh new crop of entrepreneurs in Turner Valley, Alberta, is emerging and redefining this former boom town. (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).

Investigating a long-term con that combines investment schemes, romance scams and crypto fraud. We meet those who've lost their life savings and reveal many of the perpetrators are forced to scam. Host David Common (Repeat).

A new intern operates on a rescued peregrine falcon with an injured beak before helping Dr. Chris sedate and relocate a half-ton bison. Later, Dr. Stephen and C-Jae investigate mysterious scars on injured belugas in the wild, while Heather spots a troubling dental issue with Aurora, a polar bear cub that was rescued with broken teeth. (Repeat).

A would-be seducer fails to anticipate that his targets will, quite literally, compare notes. (Repeat).

Corinne is a chef who enjoys cooking and entertaining. Now, the South Londoner is working on ideas for a beautifully made, double-kitchen home centered on her passion for cooking. (Repeat).

In the season finale, the top three artists have a yard sale before completing their homes and fighting for the $15 000 grand prize and the title of Best in Miniature. (Repeat).

In Quebec City, solo players rappel Le Château Frontenac, duos breach La Citadelle, and teams carry water up 487 stairs at Montmorency Falls. A coach's advantage is on the line; a 3rd team goes home. (Repeat).

An accident puts Shane's wedding in jeopardy, Nathan tries to make amends with Amy while helping his traumatized horse, and Heartland Beef faces an uncertain future. (Repeat).

When a well-known therapist and best-selling book is killed, a squabbling Max and Ellis disguise themselves as a married couple at her health resort and uncover more than their chakras. (Repeat).