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Series premiere. Dennis Oland is convicted of murdering his father, Canadian businessman Richard Oland, and sentenced to life. He is released for retrial 10 months later. (Repeat).

1970's Winnipeg is where self-made fashion mogul Peter Nygard got his start, and where survivors allege that he first began assaulting young women. (Repeat).

Pieces of evidence from the senseless killing of an 11-year-old boy in Liverpool are examined. Rhys Jones is just walking home from football practice on that fateful evening in 2007 when the assailant gunned him down for no apparent reason. (Repeat).

Series premiere. Dennis Oland is convicted of murdering his father, Canadian businessman Richard Oland, and sentenced to life. He is released for retrial 10 months later. (Repeat).

1970's Winnipeg is where self-made fashion mogul Peter Nygard got his start, and where survivors allege that he first began assaulting young women. (Repeat).

Pieces of evidence from the senseless killing of an 11-year-old boy in Liverpool are examined. Rhys Jones is just walking home from football practice on that fateful evening in 2007 when the assailant gunned him down for no apparent reason. (Repeat).

Experts uncover evidence of Neanderthals, which turns the human perception of them on its head. (Repeat).

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

A look into how the climate change affects Canada and the rest of the world. (Repeat).

Millions of readers know Margaret Atwood's books, but few know the woman behind the stories. (Repeat).

As Hollie sews her first dress with her mother, she faces a decision all Mennonite girls must make. (Repeat).

Hitler destroys Röhm and his makes the SS the only paramilitary force of Germany. (Repeat).

Facing defeat on the Eastern Front, resistance builds as Hitler pushes Germany to untold destruction. This is the story of why dictatorships fail, and of the hubris that nearly destroyed freedom, but ultimately destroyed itself. (Repeat).

A look into how the climate change affects Canada and the rest of the world. (Repeat).

Millions of readers know Margaret Atwood's books, but few know the woman behind the stories. (Repeat).

As Hollie sews her first dress with her mother, she faces a decision all Mennonite girls must make. (Repeat).

Hitler destroys Röhm and his makes the SS the only paramilitary force of Germany. (Repeat).

Facing defeat on the Eastern Front, resistance builds as Hitler pushes Germany to untold destruction. This is the story of why dictatorships fail, and of the hubris that nearly destroyed freedom, but ultimately destroyed itself. (Repeat).

A look into how the climate change affects Canada and the rest of the world. (Repeat).

Millions of readers know Margaret Atwood's books, but few know the woman behind the stories. (Repeat).

As Hollie sews her first dress with her mother, she faces a decision all Mennonite girls must make. (Repeat).

An unflinching examination of slavery in Canada that dispels the myth of Canada as a safe haven for Black people. (Repeat).

Two era-defining Black empowerment events in 1960s Montreal are explored, including the Sir George Williams affair, regarded the largest student riot in Canadian history. (Repeat).

Activist and amateur filmaker Mr. Winston LaRose, a charismatic and energetic 79-year-old Guyanese immigrant, first picked up a camera in the 1950s and has been filming various black civil rights movements throughout the Diaspora ever since. (Repeat).

An unflinching examination of slavery in Canada that dispels the myth of Canada as a safe haven for Black people. (Repeat).

Two era-defining Black empowerment events in 1960s Montreal are explored, including the Sir George Williams affair, regarded the largest student riot in Canadian history. (Repeat).

Activist and amateur filmaker Mr. Winston LaRose, a charismatic and energetic 79-year-old Guyanese immigrant, first picked up a camera in the 1950s and has been filming various black civil rights movements throughout the Diaspora ever since. (Repeat).

An unflinching examination of slavery in Canada that dispels the myth of Canada as a safe haven for Black people. (Repeat).

Two era-defining Black empowerment events in 1960s Montreal are explored, including the Sir George Williams affair, regarded the largest student riot in Canadian history. (Repeat).

Activist and amateur filmaker Mr. Winston LaRose, a charismatic and energetic 79-year-old Guyanese immigrant, first picked up a camera in the 1950s and has been filming various black civil rights movements throughout the Diaspora ever since. (Repeat).

Scientists uncover the complex and emotional lives of the ocean's most intelligent predators. (Repeat).

An in-depth look at the ever-growing and mysterious world of Artificial Intelligence. (Repeat).

Veteran polar bear guide Dennis Compayre goes on a remarkable journey, providing an intimate glimpse into the world of a polar bear mom and her newborn cubs as they leave the safety of their den for the first time. (Repeat).

Maple Leafs owner Harold Ballard didn't invent greed — he perfected it. (Repeat).

Mick's creative and commercial vision has been instrumental to The Rolling Stones' success. He's steered the band to incredible musical heights, striving to keep them unified through fallouts, changing fashions, and attitudes. (Repeat).

Explores how important Keith Richards's unbridled passion has been to The Rolling Stones, how the sheer power of playing live keeps them on the road, and how important his image of transgression and rebellion has been to the legend of The Stones. (Repeat).

Veteran polar bear guide Dennis Compayre goes on a remarkable journey, providing an intimate glimpse into the world of a polar bear mom and her newborn cubs as they leave the safety of their den for the first time. (Repeat).

Maple Leafs owner Harold Ballard didn't invent greed — he perfected it. (Repeat).

Mick's creative and commercial vision has been instrumental to The Rolling Stones' success. He's steered the band to incredible musical heights, striving to keep them unified through fallouts, changing fashions, and attitudes. (Repeat).

Explores how important Keith Richards's unbridled passion has been to The Rolling Stones, how the sheer power of playing live keeps them on the road, and how important his image of transgression and rebellion has been to the legend of The Stones. (Repeat).

Veteran polar bear guide Dennis Compayre goes on a remarkable journey, providing an intimate glimpse into the world of a polar bear mom and her newborn cubs as they leave the safety of their den for the first time. (Repeat).

Maple Leafs owner Harold Ballard didn't invent greed — he perfected it. (Repeat).