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A look at why horses and humans make perfect partners. (Repeat).

The transformation of the Canada Science and Technology Museum in Ottawa into a fully digital and interactive "museum without walls" that's part of Ingenium, Canada's Museums of Science and Innovation. Leading the charge is the young CEO, Alex Benay, whose ideas challenge convention and ignite controversy.

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).

Documentary, Twelve Dene, men and women, unite to build a moose skin boat and ride it down the mighty Nahanni River. (Repeat).

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

Documentary, Twelve Dene, men and women, unite to build a moose skin boat and ride it down the mighty Nahanni River. (Repeat).

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

Documentary, Twelve Dene, men and women, unite to build a moose skin boat and ride it down the mighty Nahanni River. (Repeat).

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

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).

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

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).

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

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).

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

After a Haitian-born youth is racially profiled at an Indigenous basketball tournament, he wrestles with his shaken sense of belonging in his Indigenous adoptive family while attempting to heal from his past. (Repeat).

Nygard's operation in Bahamas gets busted after he gets into an argument with his neighbor. (Repeat).

After a Haitian-born youth is racially profiled at an Indigenous basketball tournament, he wrestles with his shaken sense of belonging in his Indigenous adoptive family while attempting to heal from his past. (Repeat).

Nygard's operation in Bahamas gets busted after he gets into an argument with his neighbor. (Repeat).

After a Haitian-born youth is racially profiled at an Indigenous basketball tournament, he wrestles with his shaken sense of belonging in his Indigenous adoptive family while attempting to heal from his past. (Repeat).

Nygard's operation in Bahamas gets busted after he gets into an argument with his neighbor. (Repeat).

Romesh ventures to Bosnia and Herzegovina, in hopes of discovering if there's more to the country than bombs and bullet holes. (Repeat).

Romesh spends a week traveling around Colombia with radio host and journalist Heisel Mora as his guide. He sees stunning Colonial cities, beautiful Caribbean beaches and, in a scene that inexplicably makes the cut, a Jesus statue shop. He learns to make coffee, learns how to salsa and learns how to play Tejo, a popular Colombian game where the entire point is to make explosions. (Repeat).

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

Romesh ventures to Bosnia and Herzegovina, in hopes of discovering if there's more to the country than bombs and bullet holes. (Repeat).

Romesh spends a week traveling around Colombia with radio host and journalist Heisel Mora as his guide. He sees stunning Colonial cities, beautiful Caribbean beaches and, in a scene that inexplicably makes the cut, a Jesus statue shop. He learns to make coffee, learns how to salsa and learns how to play Tejo, a popular Colombian game where the entire point is to make explosions. (Repeat).

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

Romesh ventures to Bosnia and Herzegovina, in hopes of discovering if there's more to the country than bombs and bullet holes. (Repeat).

Romesh spends a week traveling around Colombia with radio host and journalist Heisel Mora as his guide. He sees stunning Colonial cities, beautiful Caribbean beaches and, in a scene that inexplicably makes the cut, a Jesus statue shop. He learns to make coffee, learns how to salsa and learns how to play Tejo, a popular Colombian game where the entire point is to make explosions. (Repeat).