Documentary Canada HDTV (DOCHD)

This fascinating documentary looks at the largely unheralded contributions of Native American musicians to rock and roll, starting with the massively influential 1958 instrumental piece "Rumble" by Link Wray. (Repeat).

Author Drew H. Taylor investigates how and why Indigenous culture is being appropriated. (Repeat).

This fascinating documentary looks at the largely unheralded contributions of Native American musicians to rock and roll, starting with the massively influential 1958 instrumental piece "Rumble" by Link Wray. (Repeat).

Author Drew H. Taylor investigates how and why Indigenous culture is being appropriated. (Repeat).

A look at the science behind the soundtrack of one's life. (Repeat).

A look at potential risks in an essential element for survival—air—that many people never imagined. (Repeat).

A look into the life of a bee. (Repeat).

Looking into North Korea's secret slave operations. (Repeat).

A profile of a woman working as a domestic helper in Jordan. She is a mother of four and was lucky to return to her home in Kenya. (Repeat).

A look into the life of a bee. (Repeat).

Looking into North Korea's secret slave operations. (Repeat).

A profile of a woman working as a domestic helper in Jordan. She is a mother of four and was lucky to return to her home in Kenya. (Repeat).

A look into the life of a bee. (Repeat).

Award-winning filmmaker Therese Shechter discusses a social taboo: choosing not to become a mother. (Repeat).

40 years after being separated from her parents, Tiffany searches for her grandparents. (Repeat).

For 15 years, Brad Galloway was at the center of right wing extremism in Canada. He saw it all and knew all the players but now he's a "former" and helping the RCMP map the active hate groups in Canada. (Repeat).

Award-winning filmmaker Therese Shechter discusses a social taboo: choosing not to become a mother. (Repeat).

40 years after being separated from her parents, Tiffany searches for her grandparents. (Repeat).

For 15 years, Brad Galloway was at the center of right wing extremism in Canada. He saw it all and knew all the players but now he's a "former" and helping the RCMP map the active hate groups in Canada. (Repeat).

Award-winning filmmaker Therese Shechter discusses a social taboo: choosing not to become a mother. (Repeat).

40 years after being separated from her parents, Tiffany searches for her grandparents. (Repeat).

For 15 years, Brad Galloway was at the center of right wing extremism in Canada. He saw it all and knew all the players but now he's a "former" and helping the RCMP map the active hate groups in Canada. (Repeat).

A look at how magic is a unique tool for gaining new insights into the human mind. (Repeat).

A conversation with David Suzuki on how to live and age the best way possible. (Repeat).

Sexy moves, cunning survival strategies, and adorable noses - there's more to rabbits and hares than meets the eye. (Repeat).

One woman's passionate quest to the Canadian Prairies to rescue Scotland's Clydesdale horse from the edge of extinction. (Repeat).

Lamorne Morris, Jesse Wente, and Domee Shi discuss racism and representation in animation. (Repeat).

Scientists working to keep the Luftwaffe flying may also be building Hitler's next revenge weapon. (Repeat).

A vast network of Nazi bunkers beneath the Hague tells the story of the greatest battle of WWII that never was. (Repeat).

Sexy moves, cunning survival strategies, and adorable noses - there's more to rabbits and hares than meets the eye. (Repeat).

One woman's passionate quest to the Canadian Prairies to rescue Scotland's Clydesdale horse from the edge of extinction. (Repeat).

Lamorne Morris, Jesse Wente, and Domee Shi discuss racism and representation in animation. (Repeat).

Scientists working to keep the Luftwaffe flying may also be building Hitler's next revenge weapon. (Repeat).

A vast network of Nazi bunkers beneath the Hague tells the story of the greatest battle of WWII that never was. (Repeat).

Sexy moves, cunning survival strategies, and adorable noses - there's more to rabbits and hares than meets the eye. (Repeat).

One woman's passionate quest to the Canadian Prairies to rescue Scotland's Clydesdale horse from the edge of extinction. (Repeat).

Lamorne Morris, Jesse Wente, and Domee Shi discuss racism and representation in animation. (Repeat).

Filmmaker Philippe Falardeau revisits the catastrophic train explosion in Lac-Mégantic in 2013. The director tries to reconstruct what exactly happened on that fateful day using archived images and reports from eyewitnesses and investigators. (Repeat).

As downtown burns, citizens search for the missing. The scope of the destruction is evident, but the cause is unknown and no one takes responsibility for what's happened. (Repeat).

Princess Diana defied expectations and evolved into one of the most impactful icons of all time. (Repeat).

Filmmaker Philippe Falardeau revisits the catastrophic train explosion in Lac-Mégantic in 2013. The director tries to reconstruct what exactly happened on that fateful day using archived images and reports from eyewitnesses and investigators. (Repeat).

As downtown burns, citizens search for the missing. The scope of the destruction is evident, but the cause is unknown and no one takes responsibility for what's happened. (Repeat).

Princess Diana defied expectations and evolved into one of the most impactful icons of all time. (Repeat).

Filmmaker Philippe Falardeau revisits the catastrophic train explosion in Lac-Mégantic in 2013. The director tries to reconstruct what exactly happened on that fateful day using archived images and reports from eyewitnesses and investigators. (Repeat).

As downtown burns, citizens search for the missing. The scope of the destruction is evident, but the cause is unknown and no one takes responsibility for what's happened. (Repeat).

Princess Diana defied expectations and evolved into one of the most impactful icons of all time. (Repeat).

Examining the Olive Ridley turtles, a species of sea turtle that congregates in mass gatherings for nesting. (Repeat).

Scientists are racing against time to save the world's coral reefs before they're lost forever. (Repeat).

A filmmaker explores one man's quest to save a walrus, as the debate around marine mammal captivity evolves in Canada. (Repeat).

How cognitive enhancement drugs have become increasingly popular. (Repeat).

The forced transfer of the Membertou First Nation 100 years ago caused a crisis in the community. They have successfully pulled off a spectacular makeover thanks to a bold economic plan. (Repeat).

The team must remove a worrisome cyst from the eye of Jack the Arctic fox. Heather and Jackie help C-Jae with a sparkly new research project designed to help polar bears by analyzing their poop. Dr. Chris rushes to nearby Wild Life Haven Rehabilitation Centre to assist in the dramatic rescue and release of a great horned owl. (Repeat).

Intern vet Whitney works with Dr. Charlene and Dr. Chris to remove tumors on two grey wolves. Meanwhile, Heather helps C-Jae with health checkups on nine rescued polar bears while the rest of the team attempts a tricky hoof trim on a reindeer with dangerous antlers. (Repeat).

Dr. Chris responds to an emergency call for a wild bald eagle who's possibly been electrocuted. After one of Assiniboine Park Conservancy's (APC) youngest rescued polar bears tragically passes away, Jackie and Heather head to Churchill to honor his legacy. (Repeat).

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).

A filmmaker explores one man's quest to save a walrus, as the debate around marine mammal captivity evolves in Canada. (Repeat).

How cognitive enhancement drugs have become increasingly popular. (Repeat).

The forced transfer of the Membertou First Nation 100 years ago caused a crisis in the community. They have successfully pulled off a spectacular makeover thanks to a bold economic plan. (Repeat).

The team must remove a worrisome cyst from the eye of Jack the Arctic fox. Heather and Jackie help C-Jae with a sparkly new research project designed to help polar bears by analyzing their poop. Dr. Chris rushes to nearby Wild Life Haven Rehabilitation Centre to assist in the dramatic rescue and release of a great horned owl. (Repeat).

Intern vet Whitney works with Dr. Charlene and Dr. Chris to remove tumors on two grey wolves. Meanwhile, Heather helps C-Jae with health checkups on nine rescued polar bears while the rest of the team attempts a tricky hoof trim on a reindeer with dangerous antlers. (Repeat).

Dr. Chris responds to an emergency call for a wild bald eagle who's possibly been electrocuted. After one of Assiniboine Park Conservancy's (APC) youngest rescued polar bears tragically passes away, Jackie and Heather head to Churchill to honor his legacy. (Repeat).

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).

A filmmaker explores one man's quest to save a walrus, as the debate around marine mammal captivity evolves in Canada. (Repeat).

How cognitive enhancement drugs have become increasingly popular. (Repeat).