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

Alberta's CBC News covers local reports, sports highlights, and weather. (New).

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

A look at how the government is steering Canada through the pandemic as COVID-19 numbers spike across the country. Also: a report on the upcoming U.S. election. (Repeat).

A look at how Canadians are settling into the fall as the nation undergoes major changes yet again. Also: a look at the two-party system in the U.S. (Repeat).

A look at how Halloween is shaping up to be a bit spookier as Canadians cope with COVID-19. Also: a report from the long lines at advance polling stations ahead of the U.S. election. (Repeat).

The U.S. election is over, but the story is just beginning, and "22 Minutes" examines the outcomes. Also: A COVID-19 vaccine is on the horizon; and a Canadian version of the Wiggles hits the air. (Repeat).

With multiple COVID-19 vaccines set to hit the market, the show examines the prospects. Plus an interview is held with Canadian Ambassador to the U.N. Bob Rae. (Repeat).

A look at how the Christmas season is shaping up to look a lot different this year as Canadians move cautiously towards the holidays. (Repeat).

Jonnie helps a country loving couple find their dream property in Devon. (Repeat).

Remy and Boo learn that karate takes time and perseverance. (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 are invited to lunch with two very slow snails, Hemi and Lemi. Kiri is famished but she tries to be polite and not gnash her teeth. (Repeat).

Grizelda, along with her "big bad wolf" Frookie, tries to take credit for Little Red Riding Mila's special "sniffle solver" in True's re-telling of "Little Red Riding Hood." (Repeat).

Pants and Popcorn help the Mayor build the best playground for everyone. (Repeat).

Daisy is fascinated by Koi fish she sees in a pond at her friend's house. Inspired, Daisy and the Gumboot Kids create a beautiful koi fish craft - a symbol of good luck. (Repeat).

Jessie Farrell as she sings about fossils and dinosaurs with the Gumboot Kids. (Repeat).

Scout hears someone repeating everything he says and wants to know who it could be. (Repeat).

Gisele's Mashup Mixer is fed a collection of ideas, the mixer concocts the child and Gisele on a hilarious, adventure! (New).

DB unintentionally eats the sparkleberries Nori set aside for his next dessert. (Repeat).

Min's drive to impress Ma gets the best of her when she tries to help Quack get over a scare without making a single mistake. (Repeat).

A robotic dino comes to life, and the pups must find it and return it to its home. (Repeat).

Kirk holds a meeting of his singles club, and Bernie announces her plans for Paul's ashes. (Repeat).

Carla meets her victim's father in court, and David and Shona reel from Gail's decision. (Repeat).

A furious Tom corners Carla, and Hope warns Ruby against telling tales to their parents. (Repeat).

Daniel is keen to speak to Bethany, and Eileen sees her ex Jesse back on the street. (Repeat).

Gail reveals her shared history with Jesse, and Eileen gives Yasmeen food for thought. (Repeat).

Hope ignites danger for Ruby, and Stu and Yasmeen receive a brick through their window. (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).

Marketplace compares some of Canada's most stolen vehicles to the same make and models sold in the UK and reveals how the same cars sold overseas have additional security features that aren't provided in Canadian cars. In the UK, cars are graded on their anti-theft measures putting pressure on manufacturers to step up. Critics say the reason is clear: outdated legislation means no one is forcing c

Things looked bad for Chemainus when its sawmill closed in 1983. Then, the town used gorgeous murals to draw in tourists. Now, it is looking for the next generation of visionaries to keep it on the map. (Repeat).

The lives, stories and issues of the people of Atlantic Canada. (New).

Onyx, the only female in Assiniboine Park Conservancy's (APC) pack of rescued wolves, has a mass on her mammary gland. Dr. Chris and the vet team must rush to remove it. Luna the rescued Arctic fox has a potential blockage in her digestive system. (Repeat).

From Montreal, Quebec (New).

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

It's an explosion of color as the six remaining miniaturists are paired up to share their artistic visions in the mini challenge and then are set free to build a room of their choice. (Repeat).

A beauty entrepreneur with her range of affordable yet luxury waterless face oils, and a Northumbrian inventor whose nifty construction bracket has endless possibilities. A tech entrepreneur is put through her paces when she showcases a fitness app aimed solely at women, and a Scottish dog lover with a range of natural doggie treats hopes the Dragons will throw her a financial bone. (Repeat).

The weight of the Hudson rumour mill leads Jack to make a surprising decision, while Amy works with a polo pony and sees a new side of Nathan in the process. (New).

The judges introduce Coffee and Tea Week to the Tent in homage to the flavours and traditions of this cross-cultural ritual. (New).

Five classically trained baking teams go back to the kitchen to solve two culinary crimes, including an elimination bake with a seasonal dessert of Yolanda's choosing. (New).

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

Alberta's CBC News covers local reports, sports highlights, and weather. (New).

A photographer flies to Regina to meet filmmaker Atom Egoyan, who's built a massive art installation. (Repeat).

​​B.C.'s Granger Taylor built a spaceship in his backyard. In 1980, he said he was going to space and vanished. What really happened? (Repeat).

The death of a young Cree man, Colten Boushie, captures international attention and raises disturbing questions about racism in Canada's legal system. (Repeat).

Veteran polar bear guide Dennis Compayre watches as a mother bear teaches her young cubs to hunt and discovers how they are struggling to adapt to a rapidly warming Arctic. (Repeat).

Lou makes a mistake and discharges a horse before his fear of traffic has been resolved; Val Stanton spreads harmful gossip; Amy second-guesses her abilities. (Repeat).

Jules Hudson helps a house buyer find the perfect retreat in Gloucestershire. (Repeat).

Jonnie Irwin is in Shropshire searching for a country home for a pair of free spirits with a £300,000 budget. Jonnie also gets in the saddle on a ride through the Shropshire hills with a bespoke bike builder. (Repeat).

Edmonton's morning news source with sports and traffic updates. (New).

Red is chosen to deliver the long-lost Great Golden Stagecoach to the town bank, but trouble ensues when Mandy swipes the delivery for herself. (Repeat).

Flicker and Rescue Red head to the Milo Coaster at the end of a long inspection day. (Repeat).

The group needs to stop a cleaning machine before destroys everything. (Repeat).

When Jon wrongly accuses Thunderfoot of scaring their dino herds, he creates trouble for Thunderfoot and for himself; when the Tinhorn Trio pick a field of glowing moon lilies, they accidentally prevent a flock of pterosaurs from finding their way home. (Repeat).

A baby bat takes a nap inside of a bell, and the pups try to rescue it without awakening it. (Repeat).

Artist Kitty helps Frido realize who she is so she can express herself through painting. (Repeat).

When Jeremy is afraid of a scary ghost, Jazzy teaches him a magic song to make the ghost... disappear! (New).

Stu helps his friends wind down after a long day of fun. (New).

Stella must count her riders to ensure that everyone has a seat. (Repeat).

Lemo unintentionally causes a bigger problem when he tried to help the crew with the upcoming ship inspection. (Repeat).

Liam is large and in charge in Sparkton Hills. (Repeat).

Jonathan and Paddington must get their Ranger badges, but Mr. Curry is not happy with them. (Repeat).

Dylan and his friends imagine he's an Astronaut. (Repeat).

Alfred aims for solo kite mastery, and Hoppers learn patience as the wind sends the kite on the thrilling, scary ride. (Repeat).

Lu fails to realize that Biba is scared by a game they are playing together. (Repeat).

Talking About Taking Your Time (Repeat).

Peppermint, the grocer, requests more carrots than she can sell from Monsieur LaFleur. (Repeat).

Mini-Jon invents an intelligent paintbrush to repaint his room. Very practical, except when Byzantine gets involved. (Repeat).

Daisy and the kids create paper roll goats using paper rolls, paint, and google eyes. (Repeat).

Jessie, Scout, Daisy, and the Gumboot Kids go on a treasure hunt for agate rocks. (Repeat).

Scout notices that his friend is smaller than before and wants to discover why. (Repeat).

Jonathan and Paddington must get their Ranger badges, but Mr. Curry is not happy with them. (Repeat).

Gary and Stuffy want to be kind and donate their baby toys but find it harder than they thought. Gary learns that giving to others is the kind thing to do, and feels great too. (Repeat).

Mel teaches rhythm. (Repeat).

Helsing trusts the gang with his mindswap ray, but things go horribly wrong -- Charlie's a kettle, Pierce is a phone and Snorp has stolen his body! (Repeat).

Trying to train Snorp is a catastrophe for the gang, leaving Charlie and Que feline frustrated. (Repeat).

The Phobos Cube is about to blow up, but Jon simply goes to see Eva in order to confide. (Repeat).

Elizabeth and the kids throw a carnival to raise money for new school supplies, and for new student Phillip, the carnival provides a ray of hope for him and his relationship with his distant father. (Repeat).

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

Ithaca and Alex try and pull off their annual brocante & flower fair. Tim & Margreeth want to create a cheese and wine tasting venue and Alison & Zion start repairs on the roof. (New).

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

A piece of art leads to a murder investigation. (Repeat).

Ethel's involvement with Maj. Bryant leaves her without a job; Isobel and Cora butt heads; Mrs. Bird launches a soup kitchen, which is aided by Mrs. Patmore and Daisy; Branson makes clear his feelings for Sybil; Robert has a heart-to-heart talk with Mary and also pays a visit to Bates at the pub. (Repeat).

Jamie whips up a real show-stopping dish - cauliflower rice pie - and shares his idea for elevating the simple salmon fillet with his version of a delicious Cajun-spiced po'boy. (New).

Jamie shows us his delicious stuffed peppers, served on a punchy black bean stew, with avocado and feta cheese, then serves up a hearty bowl of spicy chicken noodle soup, packed full of glorious veg. (New).