Smithsonian Channel Canada (SMITH)

Unraveling the mysteries of the Great Wall of China using groundbreaking science and drone technology. Finding out why the Chinese went to such lengths to build it and how this world wonder has been able to survive for over 2000 years. (Repeat).

Searching for a Neolithic structure that disappeared; an old oasis of a Chinese desert; a buried treasure in the UK; and a predator in the Pacific. (Repeat).

Borman examines the private life of Princess Margaret, uncovering the reasons behind her marriage breakdown. (Repeat).

A look into how Philae temple was during its peak with the help of a CGI reconstruction. (Repeat).

Travel to the Parthenon in Athens, where stolen artifacts triggered disaster, and find a link between a doomed painting and its creator's suicide. Then, hunt for exquisite jewels that brought on imperial Russia's downfall and ponder an Easter Island curse. (Repeat).

Featuring the Step Pyramid of Djoser, which is also known as the most complex of them all. (Repeat).

Experts use cutting-edge engineering to access a risky job site covered in snow. (Repeat).

Unraveling the mysteries of the Great Wall of China using groundbreaking science and drone technology. Finding out why the Chinese went to such lengths to build it and how this world wonder has been able to survive for over 2000 years. (Repeat).

Searching for a Neolithic structure that disappeared; an old oasis of a Chinese desert; a buried treasure in the UK; and a predator in the Pacific. (Repeat).

A nomadic family moves with the seasons just as Genghis Khan's people did eight centuries ago. We explore the spiritual significance of gift-giving and why the desire to trade fuels the expansion of the Mongol. (Repeat).

Mike works alongside U.S. Army mechanics inside the Maintenance Activity Kaiserslautern in Germany. Most commonly called The MAK, the massive facility is responsible for repairs and maintenance of military vehicles used in active combat and reconnaissance missions. (Repeat).

A dazzling new 1400-foot tapering skyscraper is built right next to New York's Grand Central; a curving wine museum requires ingenious engineering in Bordeaux, France, and possibly the world's most glamorous parking garage. (New).

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Mike works alongside U.S. Army mechanics inside the Maintenance Activity Kaiserslautern in Germany. Most commonly called The MAK, the massive facility is responsible for repairs and maintenance of military vehicles used in active combat and reconnaissance missions. (Repeat).

A dazzling new 1400-foot tapering skyscraper is built right next to New York's Grand Central; a curving wine museum requires ingenious engineering in Bordeaux, France, and possibly the world's most glamorous parking garage. (Repeat).

Unraveling the mysteries of the Great Wall of China using groundbreaking science and drone technology. Finding out why the Chinese went to such lengths to build it and how this world wonder has been able to survive for over 2000 years. (Repeat).

Searching for a Neolithic structure that disappeared; an old oasis of a Chinese desert; a buried treasure in the UK; and a predator in the Pacific. (Repeat).

Experts use cutting-edge engineering to access a risky job site covered in snow. (Repeat).

A look into how Philae temple was during its peak with the help of a CGI reconstruction. (Repeat).

A tour of Newfoundland's north coastline. (Repeat).

Newfoundland's east coast is explored. (Repeat).

Exploring British Columbia's diverse southern boundary. (Repeat).

Vancouver Island's eastern coastline is explored. (Repeat).

A look at Manitoba's Riding Mountain National Park, where the park's popularity poses challenges in protecting the landscape. (Repeat).

The growth of Jesus's ministry is chronicled, including gathering disciples, building his following and taking his message to Jerusalem. (Repeat).

Dig up artifacts virtually using stunning satellite imagery. See evidence of female power in ancient Kush, secrets long buried in a New Mexico pueblo, a shocking find near the amazing Nazca Lines in Peru, and new mysteries in Cambodia's Angkor Wat. (Repeat).

The Han Dynasty in China is examined via excavations of the royal tombs of three emperors. (Repeat).

The Hawker Hurricane is spotlighted. Fast and versatile, the dogfighter doubles as a bomber and ground support aircraft in every theatre of the Second World War. (Repeat).

A nomadic family moves with the seasons just as Genghis Khan's people did eight centuries ago. We explore the spiritual significance of gift-giving and why the desire to trade fuels the expansion of the Mongol. (Repeat).

A dazzling new 1400-foot tapering skyscraper is built right next to New York's Grand Central; a curving wine museum requires ingenious engineering in Bordeaux, France, and possibly the world's most glamorous parking garage. (Repeat).

An elite crew works to salvage one of America's biggest shipwrecks before hurricane season hits. Off the coast of New Jersey, a captain and his crew find a huge, mysterious object that takes all of their know-how to raise from the water. (Repeat).

The growth of Jesus's ministry is chronicled, including gathering disciples, building his following and taking his message to Jerusalem. (Repeat).