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A wrap-up of NHL action. (New).

A wrap-up of NHL action. (New).

From Scotiabank Centre in Halifax, Nova Scotia (New).

On the lookout for love with Valentine's Day just around the corner. Also: "Undercover Boss" comes to Rideau Hall; Mrs. Enid returns. (Repeat).

A look at the state of pop culture as the world continues to adapt to life during a pandemic. Also: Provincial economies prepare to reopen; impeachment enters round No. 2. (Repeat).

A look at what's happening in Canada as crises unfold around the world. Also: The search for a new Governor General gets underway; a new Canadian music documentary airs. (Repeat).

Sonali Shah is tasked with helping a jet-setting couple who want to stop living out of a suitcase and have a £700,000 budget to find a rural home in Cambridgeshire for their growing family. (Repeat).

Jonnie Irwin helps a couple with an £800k budget find their perfect retreat in Gloucestershire with space to enjoy their hobbies. (Repeat).

Mia, Remy, and Boo's best slumber party ever takes a turn when they're told to go to bed after one more activity. (Repeat).

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

Kiri, Lou and Sorry have a running race and Kiri is shocked to discover that their new friend is way faster than she is. (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).

When the town holds a big talent show, Pants struggles to figure out his talent. (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).

Scout sends the Kids to a garden to investigate mysterious buried treasure. (Repeat).

Faye and Nico must deliver baby skunks back to the forest, but they get into lots of stinky situations along the way. (Repeat).

Join Gisele and Tyrus on a world adventure with the words Toy, Shrimp and Game! (New).

Guest Jacqueline Way shares with Potato and Frittata how giving to others can make you feel happy inside. (New).

Baby Quetzalcoatlus Flapsy is ready to move to the Pterosaur Barn, but the baby Dino Mites aren't ready for their friend to leave the Nursery. (Repeat).

The Flounder starts to sink and Francois goes overboard during a violent storm. (Repeat).

Sarah contacts Damon in prison, and Stu makes a confession to Yasmeen. (Repeat).

Gus is questioned about Joel's whereabouts, and Stu announces plans to move to Germany. (Repeat).

A murder enquiry is opened after Joel's post-mortem, and Lauren is first to be questioned. (Repeat).

Mason falls under suspicion of killing Joel, and Sam injures himself. (Repeat).

Joseph aims to reduce Gemma's stress, and Sarah's latest theory paints Jesse as a thief. (Repeat).

Debbie realises that Ronnie is lying to the police, and Sarah's doubts of Jesse remain. (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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A look into how Minden manages to survive and share some laughs despite facing some challenges. (Repeat).

New life is brought to old buildings. (Repeat).

Dr. Chris cures a bumblefoot infection in a wild trumpeter swan. Dr. Whitney treats scratches on Emile, the seal. (Repeat).

Adaptation of Shakespeare's classic battle royal about an Italian maiden who may not marry until her older, ill-tempered, fiery sister finds a husband. (Repeat).

Kevin visits to observe Sue and Martin's renovation of a couple of 16th and 18th-century barns. (Repeat).

The judges ask the final five miniaturists to create tiny vases on pottery wheels, and the fun continues in the lounge with artists adding their own twist to game night. (Repeat).

A 29-year-old tech enthusiast is confident that his clever way of monetising people's personal online data will spark interest with the Dragons. (Repeat).

The whole family heads to the Hudson Rodeo. Emotions run high at the barn dance after Amy helps Nathan deal with a family emergency. (New).

Six bakers remain and will channel their inner artist to create bakes using traditional arts and crafts styles and techniques. (New).

The self-taught bakers have one last chance to prove themselves before merging with the classically trained bakers. TV personality Nene Leakes joins the judges as the contestants are faced with their toughest challenge yet, with an extra clue in the elimination round that has the potential to throw off their investigation. (New).

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

Dwight Drummond provided a comprehensive look at the day's top stories. (New).

A poet's take on the U.S. prresidential election; Star Wars pottery is made; an artist shows off a "brutal" knitting project. (Repeat).

Peter Mansbridge investigates human rights 70 years after the UN declared them universal. (Repeat).

A report on the search for true love and marriage among Orthodox Jews. (Repeat).

A look at why horses and humans make perfect partners. (Repeat).

Lou plans an open house to attract business for the farm, and discreetly invites Tim to the house. (Repeat).

Alistair Appleton accompanies a couple with a £650k budget on a North Yorkshire house hunt to find a rural family home with business potential. (Repeat).

Alistair Appleton is helping a couple with a £400k budget escape to the Shropshire countryside in a bid to improve their young daughter's quality of life and reconnect with family roots. (Repeat).

A mix of news, weather, and current affairs to start your day. (New).

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

Goaty's antics are preventing Freight Nate from making an urgent delivery. (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).

Pteddy's resistance to wearing vision-improving goggles jeopardizes the Dino Ranchers' quest to find a lost mama stegosaurus. (Repeat).

Penguins arrive in town after stowing away on a ship, and the rescue team must gather them and send them home before they get too warm. (Repeat).

Zing and Kitty team up with Rio in a special competition, but Zing is afraid he'll make them lose. Meanwhile, athlete Kitty helps Zing understand Rio has his own skills to bring to the team. (Repeat).

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Stu and the Snowman (New).

A brave sled dog leads a perilous journey across Alaska to deliver medicine. Facing harsh weather and treacherous terrain, the team must rely on courage and determination. (Repeat).

Lettie insists that Lemo gets rid of what is weighing them down when too much weight on the Calypso slows them down on a mission. (Repeat).

The Bits are deputized in order to assist Officer Carl, but soon the Bits need saving themselves. (Repeat).

The ever-curious Paddington learns how to fly a kite. (Repeat).

Dylan and his friends imagine he's a Magician. (Repeat).

Lonny celebrates her first Jolly Potato, Fair Village's fun and festive winter holiday. (New).

Lu becomes upset when no one seems to like her new shoes. (Repeat).

The bugs talk about things they find funny. (Repeat).

The Mayor worries his big hop into the town fountain isn't as good as the one he did last year. (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).

It is springtime, and Daisy's tulips are in bloom. Daisy and the Gumboot Kids use tissue paper to make tissue paper tulips. (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 search above and below ground to examine the wiggly workers in Scout's garden. (Repeat).

The ever-curious Paddington learns how to fly a kite. (Repeat).

When the special cupcake of Gary goes missing, he accuses all of his fort friends of stealing it. (Repeat).

Evan introduces some special back-up singers for "I Love The Mountains" and Mel has some great musical advice when she teaches the "Doh Re Mi Blues." (Repeat).

A Birdaloo informs True and Bartleby that a baby Yeti is soon to arrive. The news breaks and the kingdom gets excited, but only a wish can fix the situation. (Repeat).

Super agent Jon Le Bon races to save the world from an impending doom caused by a mysterious video. Maple has no idea that her video of a strange relic can cause a global disaster. (Repeat).

Tension between Elizabeth and her new students continues. Meanwhile, Lee and Rosemary fight about Rosemary learning to drive; and Abigail struggles to hold the café together while the railroad's commissary thrives. (Repeat).

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

As the important picnic event approaches Amy & Marc are up against it getting their garden ready. Philip & Angelina must make some urgent repairs to the bridge over their moat. (New).

Two Canadian families compete to guess the most popular answers to fun survey questions, with host Gerry Dee. (Repeat).

Fox's boyfriend threatens to beat Mark up after school. Mary learns Mike Sr is making less money than their son, and pushes her husband to demand a raise. (Repeat).

Murdoch investigates when the remains of a murdered policeman are found in the precinct basement. (Repeat).

Mary and Violet set out to persuade Martha to save Downton; O'Brien and Thomas are at odds; Mrs. Hughes has a health scare that she shares with Mrs. Patmore; Isobel discovers that Ethel has turned to prostitution. (Repeat).

In this episode, Rachel explores some of the city's suburban pockets. First up, Rachel meets a kindred spirit and discovers some of the tastiest croissants outside Paris. Rachel will cook with ex-pat Matt Wilkinson. (Repeat).

Rachel embarks on a road trip to the Bellarine Peninsula in search of local produce. (Repeat).

Join Dwight Drummond and the CBC Toronto News team for a comprehensive look at the day's top stories, with breaking news, live reports and ground-breaking stories that reflect this vibrant city. (New).