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Bobbi exploresa detailed training regimen with seated choices, focusing on leg and core muscles with adjustments for balance and intensity. Then,discover the impact shoes can have onhealth and mood. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

Things could get wild as a dog and a goat meet at PawsAbility in their front-legged carts. Meanwhile, an elderly Labradoodle hopes to stay active with a new knee brace, and a German Shepherd-Mastiff mix needs an indoor slipper. (Repeat).

After a series of misfortunes, Danielle hopes that tennis will heal and empower her. (Repeat).

Often misunderstood, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder can affect anyone who has experienced trauma. Survivors tell their stories and dispel myths. (Repeat).

Featuring the Alberta Wheel Girls, a community of women who share experiences as wheelchair users. (Repeat).

Having battled with the realities of multiple sclerosis for 46 years, Joanne craves independence and the feeling of freedom. To prove to herself and her family that she is capable, Joanne takes on her biggest fear: heights. (Repeat).

When a mountain biking accident left Mitch paralyzed, he felt like he lost his purpose in life. The adrenaline junkie dreams of the day he can ride down his favorite trail again. Bruce has adventures in store for Mitch he hopes will revive his hope. (Repeat).

Bruce gives Liam an experience that will test his courage, determination and trust. (Repeat).

Jenna's tenacious side is thirsty for adventure. (Repeat).

Siblings Ishan and Shanaya were both born with Spinal Muscular Atrophy. The self-proclaimed "control freaks" want to get away from their repetitive day-to-day lives and relish in the excitement of not knowing whatâs coming next. (Repeat).

Louise, a once independent woman who loved the freedom of going where she wanted, whenever she wanted, is now feeling lost with her new life in a wheelchair. Bruce has a few tricks up his sleeve, but they will require Louise will have to roll way outside. (Repeat).

Grant Hardy investigates the impact of Metro Vancouver's housing crisis on people with disabilities and how it is challenging city planners, architects and governments. (Repeat).

Alex Smyth explains why Winnipeg. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

The strange experiences started when Anessa was cleaning her home; she was dusting a shelf and noticed the words written on it. Scared of what will happen next, Anessa is calling upon the Sight Seers for answers. (Repeat).

The best comfort food. Making pie with Vancouver-based pie expert Tina Lau. (Repeat).

A spotlight on Chef Lauren Marshall and her vegan donair recipe. (Repeat).

Having battled with the realities of multiple sclerosis for 46 years, Joanne craves independence and the feeling of freedom. To prove to herself and her family that she is capable, Joanne takes on her biggest fear: heights. (Repeat).

When a mountain biking accident left Mitch paralyzed, he felt like he lost his purpose in life. The adrenaline junkie dreams of the day he can ride down his favorite trail again. Bruce has adventures in store for Mitch he hopes will revive his hope. (Repeat).

Bruce gives Liam an experience that will test his courage, determination and trust. (Repeat).

Jenna's tenacious side is thirsty for adventure. (Repeat).

Siblings Ishan and Shanaya were both born with Spinal Muscular Atrophy. The self-proclaimed "control freaks" want to get away from their repetitive day-to-day lives and relish in the excitement of not knowing whatâs coming next. (Repeat).

Louise, a once independent woman who loved the freedom of going where she wanted, whenever she wanted, is now feeling lost with her new life in a wheelchair. Bruce has a few tricks up his sleeve, but they will require Louise will have to roll way outside. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

Nova Scotia-based TEAM Work Cooperative helps differently-abled individuals find employment. Volunteers who work with the organization, as well as those who received help from them tell their stories. (Repeat).

Foods from the sea are the focus when broadcaster Dwight Drummond joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

Grant Hardy investigates the impact of Metro Vancouver's housing crisis on people with disabilities and how it is challenging city planners, architects and governments. (Repeat).

The strange experiences started when Anessa was cleaning her home; she was dusting a shelf and noticed the words written on it. Scared of what will happen next, Anessa is calling upon the Sight Seers for answers. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

Bruce is at his limit after several weeks of doing more than he's supposed to; family and friends work together to finish the lodge renovations. (Repeat).

The best comfort food. Making pie with Vancouver-based pie expert Tina Lau. (Repeat).

A spotlight on Chef Lauren Marshall and her vegan donair recipe. (Repeat).

Often misunderstood, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder can affect anyone who has experienced trauma. Survivors tell their stories and dispel myths. (Repeat).

Making custom Christmas ornaments at Jampy's; Helping a friend make a spherical bookshelf. (Repeat).

Foods from the sea are the focus when broadcaster Dwight Drummond joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen. (Repeat).

Nova Scotia-based TEAM Work Cooperative helps differently-abled individuals find employment. Volunteers who work with the organization, as well as those who received help from them tell their stories. (Repeat).

Bobbi exploresa detailed training regimen with seated choices, focusing on leg and core muscles with adjustments for balance and intensity. Then,discover the impact shoes can have onhealth and mood. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

The strange experiences started when Anessa was cleaning her home; she was dusting a shelf and noticed the words written on it. Scared of what will happen next, Anessa is calling upon the Sight Seers for answers. (Repeat).

A talented high school athlete faces tough choices between pursuing his basketball dreams and handling family responsibilities. He strives to balance both under pressure. (Repeat).

After a series of misfortunes, Danielle hopes that tennis will heal and empower her. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

Two senior citizens navigate their emotions and their aging bodies as they deal with an unexpected disability later in life. (Repeat).

Foods from the sea are the focus when broadcaster Dwight Drummond joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen. (Repeat).

Nova Scotia-based TEAM Work Cooperative helps differently-abled individuals find employment. Volunteers who work with the organization, as well as those who received help from them tell their stories. (Repeat).

Big changes are in store for PawsAbility as Janice moves her practice. Meanwhile, an old friend brings new visitors for brace fittings, and a former Olympic Sledge Hockey champion and his miniature dachshund get much-needed cart adjustments. (Repeat).

Making custom Christmas ornaments at Jampy's; Helping a friend make a spherical bookshelf. (Repeat).

When DJ is put up on a blind date with a nonverbal Deaf woman, he tries to connect with her. (Repeat).

Colette wants to get back into the dating game and is ready to swap out her athleisure for evening wear and dive into some romance. As a power wheelchair user, she wants a look that fits her body and works with her device. (Repeat).

Alex Smyth explains why Winnipeg. (Repeat).

Often misunderstood, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder can affect anyone who has experienced trauma. Survivors tell their stories and dispel myths. (Repeat).

Host April Hubbard and guests discuss Indigeneity and Disability. This episode features Michel Dumont and Vie Jones. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

This serves as the gathering place for those who live with functional limitations. (Repeat).

When DJ is put up on a blind date with a nonverbal Deaf woman, he tries to connect with her. (Repeat).

Colette wants to get back into the dating game and is ready to swap out her athleisure for evening wear and dive into some romance. As a power wheelchair user, she wants a look that fits her body and works with her device. (Repeat).

Grant Hardy investigates the impact of Metro Vancouver's housing crisis on people with disabilities and how it is challenging city planners, architects and governments. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

(Repeat).

Foods from the sea are the focus when broadcaster Dwight Drummond joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen. (Repeat).

Nova Scotia-based TEAM Work Cooperative helps differently-abled individuals find employment. Volunteers who work with the organization, as well as those who received help from them tell their stories. (Repeat).

Host April Hubbard and guests discuss Indigeneity and Disability. This episode features Michel Dumont and Vie Jones. (Repeat).

Making custom Christmas ornaments at Jampy's; Helping a friend make a spherical bookshelf. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

In 2007, Donalda Jones started REALM, a non-profit charity to help others benefit from a disability network. Since then, REALM has helped over 40 individuals of all abilities carry out their dreams. (Repeat).

Food blogger Lauren Toyota joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen to talk greens and grapes in an all-vegan episode. (Repeat).

The strange experiences started when Anessa was cleaning her home; she was dusting a shelf and noticed the words written on it. Scared of what will happen next, Anessa is calling upon the Sight Seers for answers. (Repeat).

A talented high school athlete faces tough choices between pursuing his basketball dreams and handling family responsibilities. He strives to balance both under pressure. (Repeat).

The best comfort food. Making pie with Vancouver-based pie expert Tina Lau. (Repeat).

A spotlight on Chef Lauren Marshall and her vegan donair recipe. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

Often misunderstood, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder can affect anyone who has experienced trauma. Survivors tell their stories and dispel myths. (Repeat).

Making custom Christmas ornaments at Jampy's; Helping a friend make a spherical bookshelf. (Repeat).

Big changes are in store for PawsAbility as Janice moves her practice. Meanwhile, an old friend brings new visitors for brace fittings, and a former Olympic Sledge Hockey champion and his miniature dachshund get much-needed cart adjustments. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

(Repeat).

Food blogger Lauren Toyota joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen to talk greens and grapes in an all-vegan episode. (Repeat).

In 2007, Donalda Jones started REALM, a non-profit charity to help others benefit from a disability network. Since then, REALM has helped over 40 individuals of all abilities carry out their dreams. (Repeat).

Two senior citizens navigate their emotions and their aging bodies as they deal with an unexpected disability later in life. (Repeat).

Host April Hubbard and guests discuss Indigeneity and Disability. This episode features Michel Dumont and Vie Jones. (Repeat).

Big changes are in store for PawsAbility as Janice moves her practice. Meanwhile, an old friend brings new visitors for brace fittings, and a former Olympic Sledge Hockey champion and his miniature dachshund get much-needed cart adjustments. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

Alex Smyth explains why Winnipeg. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

Colette wants to get back into the dating game and is ready to swap out her athleisure for evening wear and dive into some romance. As a power wheelchair user, she wants a look that fits her body and works with her device. (Repeat).

Grant Hardy investigates the impact of Metro Vancouver's housing crisis on people with disabilities and how it is challenging city planners, architects and governments. (Repeat).

Food blogger Lauren Toyota joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen to talk greens and grapes in an all-vegan episode. (Repeat).

In 2007, Donalda Jones started REALM, a non-profit charity to help others benefit from a disability network. Since then, REALM has helped over 40 individuals of all abilities carry out their dreams. (Repeat).

Bobbi leads you through an exercise regimen that includes seated choices for working on the arms and developing upper body strength. Additionally, we meet with a dance instructor to learn about the physical and mental advantages of movement energy. (Repeat).

(New).

(Repeat).

After a series of misfortunes, Danielle hopes that tennis will heal and empower her. (Repeat).

Bruce is at his limit after several weeks of doing more than he's supposed to; family and friends work together to finish the lodge renovations. (Repeat).

When DJ is put up on a blind date with a nonverbal Deaf woman, he tries to connect with her. (Repeat).

Colette wants to get back into the dating game and is ready to swap out her athleisure for evening wear and dive into some romance. As a power wheelchair user, she wants a look that fits her body and works with her device. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

Often misunderstood, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder can affect anyone who has experienced trauma. Survivors tell their stories and dispel myths. (Repeat).

The best comfort food. Making pie with Vancouver-based pie expert Tina Lau. (Repeat).

A spotlight on Chef Lauren Marshall and her vegan donair recipe. (Repeat).

Two senior citizens navigate their emotions and their aging bodies as they deal with an unexpected disability later in life. (Repeat).

Host April Hubbard and guests discuss Indigeneity and Disability. This episode features Michel Dumont and Vie Jones. (Repeat).

Food blogger Lauren Toyota joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen to talk greens and grapes in an all-vegan episode. (Repeat).

In 2007, Donalda Jones started REALM, a non-profit charity to help others benefit from a disability network. Since then, REALM has helped over 40 individuals of all abilities carry out their dreams. (Repeat).

Bobbi leads you through an exercise regimen that includes seated choices for working on the arms and developing upper body strength. Additionally, we meet with a dance instructor to learn about the physical and mental advantages of movement energy. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

Two golfers - one a rookie and the other a national champion - train amidst a pandemic to compete in the 2021 ParaGolf Ontario Championship. (Repeat).

The featured ingredient is cranberries when comedian and author Jessica Holmes joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen. (Repeat).

Making custom Christmas ornaments at Jampy's; Helping a friend make a spherical bookshelf. (Repeat).

After a series of misfortunes, Danielle hopes that tennis will heal and empower her. (Repeat).

A determined young girl faces challenges that threaten her dreams. With resilience and spirit, she fights to protect what makes her special and unique. (Repeat).

Colette wants to get back into the dating game and is ready to swap out her athleisure for evening wear and dive into some romance. As a power wheelchair user, she wants a look that fits her body and works with her device. (Repeat).

Two senior citizens navigate their emotions and their aging bodies as they deal with an unexpected disability later in life. (Repeat).

Big changes are in store for PawsAbility as Janice moves her practice. Meanwhile, an old friend brings new visitors for brace fittings, and a former Olympic Sledge Hockey champion and his miniature dachshund get much-needed cart adjustments. (Repeat).

Bobbi leads you through an exercise regimen that includes seated choices for working on the arms and developing upper body strength. Additionally, we meet with a dance instructor to learn about the physical and mental advantages of movement energy. (Repeat).

Grant Hardy investigates the impact of Metro Vancouver's housing crisis on people with disabilities and how it is challenging city planners, architects and governments. (Repeat).

The featured ingredient is cranberries when comedian and author Jessica Holmes joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen. (Repeat).

Two golfers - one a rookie and the other a national champion - train amidst a pandemic to compete in the 2021 ParaGolf Ontario Championship. (Repeat).

After a series of misfortunes, Danielle hopes that tennis will heal and empower her. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

(Repeat).

Bruce is at his limit after several weeks of doing more than he's supposed to; family and friends work together to finish the lodge renovations. (Repeat).

Host April Hubbard and guests discuss Indigeneity and Disability. This episode features Michel Dumont and Vie Jones. (Repeat).

The strange experiences started when Anessa was cleaning her home; she was dusting a shelf and noticed the words written on it. Scared of what will happen next, Anessa is calling upon the Sight Seers for answers. (Repeat).

A talented high school athlete faces tough choices between pursuing his basketball dreams and handling family responsibilities. He strives to balance both under pressure. (Repeat).

The featured ingredient is cranberries when comedian and author Jessica Holmes joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen. (Repeat).

Two golfers - one a rookie and the other a national champion - train amidst a pandemic to compete in the 2021 ParaGolf Ontario Championship. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

Neighbors unite to solve challenges, celebrate differences, and build a strong, supportive community. Each episode explores their shared stories and experiences. (Repeat).

Food blogger Andrea Buckett helps Mary prepare a puttanesca salad with steak. (Repeat).

A spotlight on Chef Sang Kim from Toronto, that shares the art of making sushi to adults and children. (Repeat).

A startling diagnosis and a life-altering slip stole a similar passion from two women's lives. Now faced with invisible disabilities, they learn how to sing to a different tune. (Repeat).

Mental health is discussed. (Repeat).

Alex Smyth explains why Winnipeg. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

(Repeat).

Food blogger Andrea Buckett helps Mary prepare a puttanesca salad with steak. (Repeat).

A spotlight on Chef Sang Kim from Toronto, that shares the art of making sushi to adults and children. (Repeat).

A talented high school athlete faces tough choices between pursuing his basketball dreams and handling family responsibilities. He strives to balance both under pressure. (Repeat).

Often misunderstood, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder can affect anyone who has experienced trauma. Survivors tell their stories and dispel myths. (Repeat).

Making custom Christmas ornaments at Jampy's; Helping a friend make a spherical bookshelf. (Repeat).

The featured ingredient is cranberries when comedian and author Jessica Holmes joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen. (Repeat).

Two golfers - one a rookie and the other a national champion - train amidst a pandemic to compete in the 2021 ParaGolf Ontario Championship. (Repeat).

After a series of misfortunes, Danielle hopes that tennis will heal and empower her. (Repeat).

The strange experiences started when Anessa was cleaning her home; she was dusting a shelf and noticed the words written on it. Scared of what will happen next, Anessa is calling upon the Sight Seers for answers. (Repeat).

Trailblazers Tandem Cycling Club offers recreational cycling to people who are blind or partially sighted through rides with sighted volunteers. (Repeat).

Supermodel and entrepreneur Monika Schnarre joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen to explore some baked and bundled recipes. (Repeat).

A determined young girl faces challenges that threaten her dreams. With resilience and spirit, she fights to protect what makes her special and unique. (Repeat).

Alex Smyth explains why Winnipeg. (Repeat).

Often misunderstood, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder can affect anyone who has experienced trauma. Survivors tell their stories and dispel myths. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

Grant Hardy investigates the impact of Metro Vancouver's housing crisis on people with disabilities and how it is challenging city planners, architects and governments. (Repeat).

Mental health is discussed. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

A talented high school athlete faces tough choices between pursuing his basketball dreams and handling family responsibilities. He strives to balance both under pressure. (Repeat).

Supermodel and entrepreneur Monika Schnarre joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen to explore some baked and bundled recipes. (Repeat).

Trailblazers Tandem Cycling Club offers recreational cycling to people who are blind or partially sighted through rides with sighted volunteers. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

(Repeat).

A startling diagnosis and a life-altering slip stole a similar passion from two women's lives. Now faced with invisible disabilities, they learn how to sing to a different tune. (Repeat).

Colette wants to get back into the dating game and is ready to swap out her athleisure for evening wear and dive into some romance. As a power wheelchair user, she wants a look that fits her body and works with her device. (Repeat).

Food blogger Andrea Buckett helps Mary prepare a puttanesca salad with steak. (Repeat).

A spotlight on Chef Sang Kim from Toronto, that shares the art of making sushi to adults and children. (Repeat).

Often misunderstood, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder can affect anyone who has experienced trauma. Survivors tell their stories and dispel myths. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

Alex Smyth explains why Winnipeg. (Repeat).

Supermodel and entrepreneur Monika Schnarre joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen to explore some baked and bundled recipes. (Repeat).

Trailblazers Tandem Cycling Club offers recreational cycling to people who are blind or partially sighted through rides with sighted volunteers. (Repeat).

Opening day at Chute Lake Lodge is here and so are clients, friends, and family. In true Bruce Cook fashion, the celebration is not without adrenaline, adventure, and a little friendly competition. (Repeat).

(New).

(New).

Bobbi leads you through an exercise regimen that includes seated choices for working on the arms and developing upper body strength. Additionally, we meet with a dance instructor to learn about the physical and mental advantages of movement energy. (Repeat).

Making custom Christmas ornaments at Jampy's; Helping a friend make a spherical bookshelf. (Repeat).

When DJ is put up on a blind date with a nonverbal Deaf woman, he tries to connect with her. (Repeat).

A talented high school athlete faces tough choices between pursuing his basketball dreams and handling family responsibilities. He strives to balance both under pressure. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

(Repeat).

After a series of misfortunes, Danielle hopes that tennis will heal and empower her. (Repeat).

Big changes are in store for PawsAbility as Janice moves her practice. Meanwhile, an old friend brings new visitors for brace fittings, and a former Olympic Sledge Hockey champion and his miniature dachshund get much-needed cart adjustments. (Repeat).

Mental health is discussed. (Repeat).

Supermodel and entrepreneur Monika Schnarre joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen to explore some baked and bundled recipes. (Repeat).

Trailblazers Tandem Cycling Club offers recreational cycling to people who are blind or partially sighted through rides with sighted volunteers. (Repeat).

Opening day at Chute Lake Lodge is here and so are clients, friends, and family. In true Bruce Cook fashion, the celebration is not without adrenaline, adventure, and a little friendly competition. (Repeat).

Colette wants to get back into the dating game and is ready to swap out her athleisure for evening wear and dive into some romance. As a power wheelchair user, she wants a look that fits her body and works with her device. (Repeat).

A tech innovator challenges the status quo, sparking tension and change in the industry. Bold ideas clash with traditional norms in a battle for the future. (Repeat).

A talented high school athlete faces tough choices between pursuing his basketball dreams and handling family responsibilities. He strives to balance both under pressure. (Repeat).

Food blogger Andrea Buckett helps Mary prepare a puttanesca salad with steak. (Repeat).

A spotlight on Chef Sang Kim from Toronto, that shares the art of making sushi to adults and children. (Repeat).

Big changes are in store for PawsAbility as Janice moves her practice. Meanwhile, an old friend brings new visitors for brace fittings, and a former Olympic Sledge Hockey champion and his miniature dachshund get much-needed cart adjustments. (Repeat).

A startling diagnosis and a life-altering slip stole a similar passion from two women's lives. Now faced with invisible disabilities, they learn how to sing to a different tune. (Repeat).

Mental health is discussed. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

(Repeat).

Colette wants to get back into the dating game and is ready to swap out her athleisure for evening wear and dive into some romance. As a power wheelchair user, she wants a look that fits her body and works with her device. (Repeat).

Bobbi leads you through an exercise regimen that includes seated choices for working on the arms and developing upper body strength. Additionally, we meet with a dance instructor to learn about the physical and mental advantages of movement energy. (Repeat).

After a series of misfortunes, Danielle hopes that tennis will heal and empower her. (Repeat).

The strange experiences started when Anessa was cleaning her home; she was dusting a shelf and noticed the words written on it. Scared of what will happen next, Anessa is calling upon the Sight Seers for answers. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

Often misunderstood, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder can affect anyone who has experienced trauma. Survivors tell their stories and dispel myths. (Repeat).

Making custom Christmas ornaments at Jampy's; Helping a friend make a spherical bookshelf. (Repeat).

Alex Smyth explains why Winnipeg. (Repeat).

(Repeat).

Mental health is discussed. (Repeat).

Opening day at Chute Lake Lodge is here and so are clients, friends, and family. In true Bruce Cook fashion, the celebration is not without adrenaline, adventure, and a little friendly competition. (Repeat).