CBC North (Yellowknife)/CFYK (MTN)

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).

Elijah Menarik was a pioneering broadcaster who was the first to use Inuktitut and Cree on radio and later television. His son Robert shares his memories of Elijah and his time at CBC North. (Repeat).

After two years of shutdowns, ballet legend Karen Kain begins rehearsals for her legacy-making production of "Swan Lake," and a group of young dancers vie for the top roles. (Repeat).

Wilma Ann Hanska pled guilty to manslaughter after taking the life of her husband, with whom she had an abusive relationship, and spent four years in prison. (Repeat).

An empowering conclusion that pays homage to all the stories that came before, explores the current state of the issues behind the issues, and offers resources. (Repeat).

A sports scientist challenges top winter athletes to compete against legends of the past in vintage gear. (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).

Jonnie Irwin is traveling around Wiltshire and Somerset counties, assisting a couple of early retirees in spending their enormous £1.3million budget on an outstanding country home. (Repeat).

A look into how Minden manages to survive and share some laughs despite facing some challenges. (Repeat).

Heather Hiscox, Host of CBC Morning Live, hosts special coverage of the interment of Newfoundland and Labrador's Unknown Soldier. (New).

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

Heather Hiscox, the host of Morning Live, brings you special coverage of Canada Day 2024. (New).

Exploring Fenelon Falls in Ontario, Canada, and why it has become a destination for cottagers and day-trippers. (Repeat).

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

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

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Kuki makes everyone's dreams come true after surviving an accident. (Repeat).

Six remaining bakers face the first-ever Botanical Week with three bakes that pay homage to all that's garden-grown. (Repeat).

Nunavut and Northwest Territories news broadcast in Inuktitut. (New).

Realty experts offer detailed tours of rural British cottages up for sale. (New).

Tlatsini follows the Taku River Tlingit First Nation people, as they canoe to Alaska on a traditional journey.

Rick checks in with athletes headed to the Winter Olympics, including figure skaters Scott Moir, Tessa Virtue and Patrick Chan; bobsledders Kaillie Humphries and Jesse Lumsden; and biathlete Megan Tandy. Also: an interview with broadcaster Scott Russell.

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

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

A live two-hour concert from Ottawa to celebrate Canada's 157th birthday. (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).

The Boyz compete in a game show as chosen family. A recording studio session gets heated. A man describes the summer he'll never forget. (Repeat).

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

Murdoch investigates the disappearances of Nikola Tesla and Marie Curie from a conference of 20th-century innovators. (Repeat).

Now a couple with their own firm, Joanna Chang and Billy Crawford face a tough verdict after disagreeing how to handle their first case. Looking for a break, Billy convinces Joanna to return to Millwood for a high school reunion. However, when an old friend from Joanna's past suffers a devastating loss, Joanna is forced to face long-buried demons from her past. (Repeat).

The Drake Detective Agency looks for the culprit behind a stolen violin. (Repeat).

A look back at the best segments from the first half of Season 25. (Repeat).

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

Briony May Williams is back in Somerset, assisting a couple with a £500,000 budget who want to swap their narrow boat for a more traditional house on land. (Repeat).

Live, breaking news from Canada and around the world. Heather Hiscoxanchors, bringing her unique perspective as one of Canada's most experienced and tenacious journalists. (New).

Mandy has a special friendship gift for Flicker, shiny new hubcaps, but Ricky and Sally swipe them. (Repeat).

Q is supposed to babysit the mini-clones but the kids end up babysitting him. (Repeat).

Sprocket tries to stop Envie Fernandez from taking King Cat's crown. (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 plant grows out of control when it's in the wrong place, so it must be transplanted. (Repeat).

It's time for Cherry Town's Roller Skating Boogie Woogie Party, (Repeat).

What topics do you enjoy reading about? It's available at the library. Jeremy can make it rhyme. (Repeat).

Shelley suffers a toothache. Everyone is excited except Shelley. She's concerned that the tooth fairy won't be able to find her now that she's moved, but Aunty B assists her. (Repeat).

The Black Ooze escapes and makes plans to restore chaos in the Big Blue and destroy The Guardian. (Repeat).

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

The Browns cancels Pancake Day, so Paddington attempts to make his own pancake. (Repeat).

Shpringadink is the biggest troll holiday. Helga wants to celebrate it with her friends. (New).

Penny's friendship with Earl is at risk when Lonny accuses Penny of lacking maturity. (New).

Lu wants to play with Dad while he's working at home. (Repeat).

The bugs discuss about making hilarious sounds. (Repeat).

The kittens attempt to recreate the great musical they watched in the big city for Pants. (Repeat).

When Farmer Faye can't bring the animals to the snow, she brings the snow to the animals. (Repeat).

While out for a nature walk, Daisy spots some magical forest faeries. Enchanted, she uses some wooden peg dolls to craft some forest faeries with the Gumboot Kids. (Repeat).

The Gumboot Kids ride a water taxi and spot some adorable sea otters. Jessie Farrell sings a song inspired by these fascinating creatures. Scout and Daisy love sea otters too. (Repeat).

The Kids search for a fruit that can weigh more than a horse. (Repeat).

The Browns cancels Pancake Day, so Paddington attempts to make his own pancake. (Repeat).

Gary doesn't want to leave his friends behind when he gets invited to sleep at Gramma's house. (Repeat).

Hayden tap dances into hearts with Duke Ellignton's "It Don't Mean A Thing" and Melanie teaches everyone a traditional Hawaiian song called, "Ulilli E." (Repeat).

Bartleby is sent a message mouse, taking him to the Black Tabby Dojo. There, he'll work out with the Kittynati to earn a Red Tabby belt and be a real ninja. (Repeat).

Jon, Maple, WXT, and Henry do the impossible to protect the Seal of the World. (Repeat).

After another Miracle Girl moment, Amy reconsiders her role at the Youth Centre. Jack misses Lisa, especially after Tim and Jessica are forced to move into the house. (Repeat).

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

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

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When Kuki chooses to take over all of the organizing for Sarab's 65th surprise birthday celebration while keeping it a secret from the kids, he impresses everyone. (Repeat).

The remaining five bakers must show their layers and excel with their pastry-making skills in three Pastry Week bakes. (Repeat).

Nunavut and Northwest Territories news broadcast in Inuktitut. (New).

Jules Hudson is on a mission to find the ideal Cambridgeshire home for a young couple with a £570,000 budget who want to escape suburban Kent. (Repeat).

Nunavut and Northwest Territories news broadcast in Inuktitut. (New).