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Paul O'Grady helps a vocal and sound-sensitive Staffie overcome his dislike of loud noises. (Repeat).

Paul O'Grady helps a blind Bichon cope in her world of darkness. A rare breed of cat captivates Paul. (Repeat).

An artistic snapshot of the remarkable life and career of 84-year-old Freeman Patterson, one of this country's most celebrated Photographers and environmentalists. (Repeat).

Rhiana and Kaz's world turns upside-down when their daughter Chiyo is diagnosed with Type-1 diabetes. (Repeat).

Trailblazing scientists are making ground-breaking discoveries in the rapidly evolving world of genetic engineering. (Repeat).

In the season premiere, two new Dragons bring their expertise to the panel while a cheerful entrepreneur hopes her success doesn't melt away. Also, a sibling duo seek to frame an investment; and a social enterprise hopes to reel in a deal. Also: A team of scientists think the Dragons will get fired up over their hidden treasure. (Repeat).

A pair hopes the Dragons would invest to their pet product; A health-focused person offers his fat cash; A gym owner looks for a partner for his business. (Repeat).

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Why a mysterious island in the Bay of Fundy should be preserved. (Repeat).

Shark nerds are on a mission to reveal the jawsome lives of Canada's great white sharks. (Repeat).

19th century lumberjacks collaborated to survive the harsh conditions of Canadian logging camps, establishing a folk music tradition unlike any other. (Repeat).

In 1996, amidst the booming technology industry in Ontario, Mike Lazaridis finds a corner of the market to stake his claim, crafting a new type of cellular phone with internet capabilities and a keyboard to promote work-life cross-functionality. Dubbing his creation a smartphone, Lazaridis soon finds himself flying too close to the sun as corporate greed and imitations soon encroach upon his creat

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. (New).

This transnational drama traces the story of Lilly Abdal, an Anglo-Irish woman who grew up in Morocco as an orphan and embraced Islam from an early age. She is forced to flee to England and build a new life there after a civil war breaks out in Ethiopia in the 1970s. (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).

Pierce's slime swallows the town and traps the whole gang in the local shop. (Repeat).

The gang helps Willow create a new animal superhero outfit for Wonder Superhero day. Meanwhile, Quest goes looking for facts to help answer the question about whether koalas can swim. (Repeat).

Mittens and Turnip hear of a mysterious ball haunting Kibble Corners and set out to learn more. (Repeat).

Small paints Kiri and Lou's portraits while Pants invents something very useful. (Repeat).

Lettuce's bone-growing powers help Ollie, Poppy and Nummy climb an iceberg. (Repeat).

By wanting to spend time with all her friends Dot spreads herself too thin. (Repeat).

Remy must present her drawing at her school's art class but she brought the wrong container. Boo came to the rescue and specially delivered the right one that has Remy's art project in it. (Repeat).

With Handy's help, the Glowbies are building floats for the Brighthouse Bay's Parade. Unfortunately, Handy's Dragon float isn't finished on time. (Repeat).

Kiri and Lou get into an argument but later realizes how hard it is to not be friends. (Repeat).

True spends a wonderful day playing with her jolly friends Zee and Bartleby in this sweet version of "See See My Playmate." (Repeat).

Love Monster volunteers to look after Book Club's fro-yo cart so she can get more supplies. Book Club was worried that she will not be able to cope up with the huge demand for what she is selling because of the hot weather condition. (Repeat).

John Wolfenstein and Mr Nugget have an on-air argument, forcing Becca's Bunch to fill in as temporary DJs. (Repeat).

Flicker is given his first challenge, to deliver a batch of beach balls. Flicker learns that no matter what, he always has friends who will help. (Repeat).

Q wishes to compel the mini-clones to clean their rooms by impersonating the Chaos Fairy. (Repeat).

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

When Blitz and Jon try to train a fast, young raptor, Blitz's patience is put to the test. (Repeat).

The Paw Patroller is coveted by Mayor Humdinger and his crew, so a chase gets underway and it soon turns into a rescue. (Repeat).

Shona blames Stu for endangering Roy, and Michael praises Glenda after a row with George. (Repeat).

Nick issues Leanne with an ultimatum, and Debbie offers to mediate for Glenda and George. (Repeat).

Abi and Kevin asks Max for some help; Glenda and Michael give in to passion. (Repeat).

Toyah gets an upsetting news about Leanne; Summer is back with a new boyfriend. (Repeat).

Summer introduces Felix to her three dads, and Michael orders George to respect Glenda. (Repeat).

On the day of her baby's funeral, Toyah seeks solace in Nick's arms amid Leanne's betrayal. (Repeat).

Exploring the significant impact of climate change on the coastlines of Prince Edward Island. (Repeat).

Perched on the most westerly edge of Canada, Ucluelet has to work hard to attract tourists from its well-known neighbor, Tofino. (Repeat).

When humanity hits pause, nature reboots. Scientists discover the ways pandemic lockdowns affected the planet. (Repeat).

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Zun Lee, Studio Black, Stephan James. (Repeat).

At 81, Olive works to earn a PhD and help change the world for women like her: "a little old lady, I am not." (Repeat).

A chronicle of the downfall of Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein and the rise of the #MeToo movement. (Repeat).

Kate and Rob replace their 1940s prefab with a bespoke, modern, warm home, that will also be built in a factory using volumetric modular construction. (Repeat).

In the season premiere, firefighters hope to spray the competition away. Also: Two brothers seek investment for their homegrown solution; an entrepreneur hopes to be judged on his footwork; and a couple look to milk a deal out of the Dragons. (Repeat).

An eco-friendly gift wrap business gets a helping hand from Santa, while a sock entrepreneur embodies the holiday spirit with his buy-one give-one business model. And a pair of candle entrepreneurs try to convince the Dragons that their products can spark some serious profit. But while all the ho-ho-hopefuls dream of Dragon cash for Christmas, these investors don't give the gift of investment unle

Amy and Jack retrain Edwin's horse for carriage racing, bringing Amy and Edwin closer. Logan takes on his first client horse. Election night arrives for Lou just as the family faces a difficult loss. (Repeat).

When Max and Ellis discover an elite sports agent dead in his condo, a community outreach lecture on porch pirates evolves into a murder inquiry. George, Max's father, provides her guidance from his jail cell. (Repeat).

SkyMed expands its medevac service into new territory, throwing everyone into disarray as familiar faces return – and intriguing new flight crew arrive. (Repeat).

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

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).

Zun Lee, Studio Black, Stephan James. (Repeat).

Karen's progressive ideas create unanticipated ripples through the company as the first run-through approaches, while the arrival of a celebrity ballerina throws Siphe off balance. (Repeat).

The Wanda Diamond League from Paris, France, is featured. (New).

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Jules Hudson assists a Cambridgeshire couple in their search for a three-bedroom home with a vacation let or extension, an acre of land, and all for £425,000. (Repeat).

Alistair Appleton gets a lesson in Feng Shui from today's buyer who, with £600,000, is looking to move from Greater London to a country cottage in the picturesque Cotswolds. (Repeat).

Wake-up newsmagazine show. (New).

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).

Q pretends to be the Chaos Fairy to get the mini-clones to clean their room. (Repeat).

Dr. Sabre wreaks havoc after using Dalilah's Grow-Grow potion to become a giant. (Repeat).

Ike Tinhorn spoils the drinking water for all of the dinosaurs who are living further downstream. (Repeat).

Mayor Humdinger uses dirty tricks in a soccer match against Paw Patrol. (Repeat).

When Keroppi disappears after a magic trick, Detective Kitty tries to track him down. (Repeat).

Jeremy enjoys his music, and he sings about how amazing he feels. (Repeat).

Aunty B isn't feeling well, so Zach, Shelley, and Khadijah pitch in and get Aunty B's chores done for her...well almost. Thankfully, the whole house is always there to help each other out. (Repeat).

When the crew declares Captain Lettie is no fun, she finds a way to make the ordinary, extra-ordinary. (Repeat).

Frankie takes control of Rusty and Ruby's bots. (Repeat).

Jonathan teaches Paddington football, but Paddington kicks the ball into Mr. Curry's garden. They decide to get it back by climbing over the fence. (Repeat).

Dylan and his friends imagine he's a Weather Reporter; Dylan and his friends imagine he's a Search and Rescue Pilot. (Repeat).

Barnaby doesn't like the pressure of choosing between Lu and Biba's games. (Repeat).

The bugs discuss moments when they felt joyful and sad. (Repeat).

When Pants the puppy tries to save the day, he worries everyone has a superpower but him. (Repeat).

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

After a day at the beach, Daisy and the Gumboot Kids make a handprint crab craft. (Repeat).

The Gumboot Kids spot raccoons on a nature walk. Jessie Farrell sings a song about these creatures. (Repeat).

Scout discovers a friend has the softest nose he's ever felt. (Repeat).

Jonathan teaches Paddington football, but Paddington kicks the ball into Mr. Curry's garden. They decide to get it back by climbing over the fence. (Repeat).

Gary attempts to garden, but he becomes impatient when the seeds take longer than expected to grow. (Repeat).

Special canine guest stars join the kids for the Queen classic "You're My Best Friend" and Melanie teaches the BTS song, "Dynamite." (Repeat).

The Day Queen and night Queen never get to see each other. (Repeat).

Cassandra arrives on the First Continent. Jon also arrives just in time. (Repeat).

When flood evacuees come to Hudson, Amy works with a traumatized horse. Jack and Lisa help a young couple. Tim connects with an evacuee. Rick steps up in Lou's absence. (Repeat).

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

Jules Hudson brings his enthusiasm and rural property knowledge to the North Wessex Downs, where he assists a couple with £775,000 in search of a charming country house. (Repeat).

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Brittney plans a surprise birthday party for Brian after a group skydiving experience, as he and Victoria work through a hard patch in their relationship. Meanwhile, Aleem is in the hospital. (Repeat).

A moving and powerful look is provided at the changing relationship between a father and daughter as he descends into dementia. (Repeat).

A delighted Shelagh is reacquainted with an old friend, and Trixie receives an unusual gift. (Repeat).

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

Nick and Toyah agree to keep their distance, and Cassie volunteers to become Ken's carer. (New).

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

Murdoch suspects the stabbing of a man at an oyster bar is linked to a former case involving harlots sold into marriage. (Repeat).