CBC North (Yellowknife)/CFYK (MTN)

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).

Newscast covering four time zones in English and several aboriginal languages, plus interviews and documentaries about fascinating northerners. (New).

Rick and Jann Arden go on a date to the Calgary Zoo, where they assist with feeding and caring, spend time with some unusual residents in the African Pavilion and sample Jann's favorite zoo treats. (Repeat).

Nick issues Leanne with an ultimatum, and Debbie offers to mediate for Glenda and George. (New).

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

For 50 years, this tiny town was an air force base where thousands of pilots learned to fly. When the base closed, Southport transformed into a new kind of community. (Repeat).

Mark faces bathroom woes. Fox finds herself parenting her brothers. Poppy Bell visits and family tensions rise. (Repeat).

When One More Time's annual fundraiser receives a lackluster turnout, DJ squares off against his adversary Carlito, the manager at Sports Dynasty, who is throwing a competing event expressly to annoy OMT. (Repeat).

The yearly yard sale presents Andrew with an unforeseen moral quandary as Camille copes with Ramesh's overpowering presence. (Repeat).

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

Newscast covering four time zones in English and several aboriginal languages, plus interviews and documentaries about fascinating northerners. (New).

The problem with superheroes; forgetting Marla's birthday; surviving the apocalypse with an ex. (Repeat).

Nick issues Leanne with an ultimatum, and Debbie offers to mediate for Glenda and George. (Repeat).

The Finley-Cullen sisters are having a spa day, and layers of nasty secrets and resentments are uncovered. Ken and Ryan try to cheer up Oscar with a ceremony featuring a big vulva. (Repeat).

When Mark launches a firm as a school project, he rapidly finds that running a lucrative company entails more than having a decent haircut, shouting loudly, and exploiting subordinates. (Repeat).

Camille faces her former bully at Leo's karate school, while Andrew tries to connect with Khia in a life painting class. (Repeat).

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When a young Indigenous woman has her baby taken by a social worker, Sabrina and Vince uncover a web of lies. (Repeat).

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

Nicki Chapman helps a couple with a budget of £425,000 who want to move to the North Norfolk coast. Plus, Nicki heads to Blakeney Point to spot grey seals in their natural habitat. (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).

Farmer Faye is hauling the Popstar Piggies to their performance at the town fair. But she'll need Freight Nate's help to handle Corkscrew Curve safely! (Repeat).

Mini-Jon and Mini-Maple are interning in the infirmary with EVA. Just in time to assist Billy, who has eaten a remote. (Repeat).

Max Volume's shoot for his new music video is disrupted by a tornado. (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 fire truck gets magnetized, leading to metal mayhem. (Repeat).

Everyone makes their best friend a Friendship Day gift, except Frido. (Repeat).

There are sailing ships and spaceships, but nothing beats friendship. (Repeat).

It's music night, and the whole family is ready to jam, except for Shelley. Khadijah tries to help by finding Shelley an instrument to play, and Aunty B helps her find the courage to sing. (Repeat).

Phil thinks he's indestructible after Freddie lends him his shell. (Repeat).

Rusty's mom gets into a sticky situation. (Repeat).

The family all have chores except Paddington. So as not to be excluded, Mr. Brown creates a list for him to follow. (Repeat).

Dylan and his friends pretend he is a farmer. Then,Dylan and his friends pretend he is a Pizza Chef. (Repeat).

Lu has trouble finding a new book she enjoys as much as her last one. (Repeat).

The bugs talk about their families. (Repeat).

Sock loves space movies. He and the other animals try to make a movie of their own. (Repeat).

Brock surprises the kids with an invitation to his first ballet performance. (Repeat).

Using string, balloons, and glue, Daisy and the kids get into the Halloween spirit and craft some Halloween pumpkins. (Repeat).

The kids visit a bison farm. (Repeat).

Scout needs help figuring out what it was that bumped him on the head. (Repeat).

The family all have chores except Paddington. So as not to be excluded, Mr. Brown creates a list for him to follow. (Repeat).

When Gary doesn't follow the instructions, he has a hard time putting up his tent. With Huggle's help, he learns that sometimes following the instructions is the best way to get results. (Repeat).

"De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da" kicks us off and Melanie teaches the kids an old Duke Ellington standard called, "It Don't Mean a Thing." (Repeat).

With the Little Helpers fixating on the kingdom's small tasks, big jobs are being forgotten. (Repeat).

Jon repeats exactly each word spoken to him by Maple in order to steal her father's missile codes. (Repeat).

Amy's decision to work with Peyton Westfield's horse upsets Logan. Jack helps Katie find her own path. Lou has to come through for Rick. (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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With the Grand Opening of the second location only a week away, Mom and Dad come to the rescue one last time. (Repeat).

Only four bakers remain for the Fancy Desserts Week and their last bid to make it to the finale. (Repeat).

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

Alistair Appleton assists a couple looking for a home in South Yorkshire. With a £450k budget, they want a house that can accommodate family and future grandchildren. (Repeat).

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

Newscast covering four time zones in English and several aboriginal languages, plus interviews and documentaries about fascinating northerners. (New).

Rick is in Nunavut where he takes a dip in the Arctic Ocean near the wreck of a "lost" Franklin Expedition ship and then heads to the town of Gjoa Haven for their Shipwreck Festival. (Repeat).

Abi and Kevin asks Max for some help; Glenda and Michael give in to passion. (New).

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

Three survivors of Canada's sex trafficking industry tell their stories. (Repeat).

Aline reconnects with her sister Perseverance, which resurfaces memories of a daring attempt to escape residential school - and its irrevocable consequences on all four Spears siblings. (Repeat).

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

Newscast covering four time zones in English and several aboriginal languages, plus interviews and documentaries about fascinating northerners. (New).

Why a mysterious island in the Bay of Fundy should be preserved. (Repeat).

Abi and Kevin asks Max for some help; Glenda and Michael give in to passion. (Repeat).

Marcie defends Dani Ewing, a white female facing arson and hate crime charges after homes in a predominantly black suburb are set on fire; Reggie mediates between Velma and Austin when they end up on opposite sides of a land ownership dispute. (Repeat).

Travis reappears at the Howard house; someone from Ruby's past arrives and puts the Howard family at risk. (Repeat).

Jenny assists Donovan on a case that brings them into the world of true crime podcasts, but they face a challenge in trying to solve a murder with no body. (Repeat).

Umma's new parking pass gives Appa an idea. Janet searches for more meaningful work. Shannon's mixup leads to an awkward situation for the Handy staff. (Repeat).

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

A dog-friendly garden is a high priority for Nicki Chapman's buyer in Devon, who has £350,000 to spend on a new home for her and her beloved pet dog. (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).

"Super Train" comics are everyone's favorite, and only Nate can make sure the latest issue doesn't arrive late for today's story time at School Station! (Repeat).

The mini-clones are taking their first zero gravity class, but floating is more difficult than they imagined. Especially when the time comes to save their teacher. (Repeat).

Jalopi gets hurt after hearing what Dalilah had to say about her behind her back. (Repeat).

Clover loves being clean and is eager to help Min bathe the dino mites, (Repeat).

Danny sinks the Paw Patroller, so the pups stage a rescue. (Repeat).

Zing has always been the champion of Cherry Town... (Repeat).

A movement break is taken with Jeremy, Jazzy, and friends. (Repeat).

Zach and Shelley both like the same sweater. Each of them wants to wear the sweater first though, so they compete in a series of challenges to figure out the winner. (Repeat).

It's Bacon Berry's birthday and the crew is excited to celebrate but their spirits are dampened when they realize that Phil bought the wrong gift for the occasion. (Repeat).

When a plant wraps Ozzy in its vines and runs away, it's up to Rusty and Ruby to save him; something's stealing things on Dinosaur Island, and it's up to Rusty, Ruby and Spike to track down the mysterious thief. (Repeat).

There's a monster in Paddington's room and Mrs. Bird takes Paddington on a monster hunt. (Repeat).

Hop almost ruins the rare violet he helped Frida acquire. (New).

Rumors are ablaze in Fair Village's winter because of Hoot's beach order; Everyone is surprised with a Beach Party. (New).

While playing with the Bally Bunch, Gus finds Betty the Bookworm, a talking toy. While reading books, the toy suddenly malfunctions so he asked the teacher to fix it. (Repeat).

The bugs talk about things they find funny. (Repeat).

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

Nico is disappointed when he thinks Max and Liza forgot his birthday. (Repeat).

Daisy is inspired by looking at the night sky and seeing all the twinkling stars. Daisy and the Gumboot kids use some sticks and wool to create some stick star crafts. (Repeat).

The Gumboot Kids visit a lavender farm. Jessie Farrell sings a song about lavender. (Repeat).

Scout discovers a rose plant that grows fruit and the Kids try to figure out what it is. (Repeat).

There's a monster in Paddington's room and Mrs. Bird takes Paddington on a monster hunt. (Repeat).

Gary has plans to paint the best picture of the Magic Fort ever, but determined to be a "painting pro", he refuses to ask for help. Gary's friends show him that sometimes everyone needs a bit of help. (Repeat).

Hayden and Jasmine strut down the runway during "Shine" and Melanie teaches the kids Taylor Swift's hit song, "Me." (Repeat).

The Rainbow Kingdom's nummle berry supply has been taken, but True and Bartleby are on the hunt for the culprit. (Repeat).

Maple and Jon have a picnic on the roof of the Agency. Whitewash tries to blow up the sun. (Repeat).

Amy and Caleb train one of Sam's rescue horses to be a roping horse. Jack and Tim disagree about Blue's future. Katie and Logan go river rafting and end up on a bigger adventure than they expected. (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 invites the public to the second store Grand Opening, giving the family less than 48 hours to be ready for way more guests than they were anticipating. (Repeat).

The final three bakers return to the Baking Tent for the final showdown to determine who will win. (Repeat).

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

Jules Hudson accompanies a couple who wish to vacation in Devon. They have a £1.4 million budget and aim to discover a property with land, a self-contained annex, and plenty of accommodation for guests. (Repeat).

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

Newscast covering four time zones in English and several aboriginal languages, plus interviews and documentaries about fascinating northerners. (New).

Rick goes to Ferryland, Newfoundland and helps transport a flock of sheep across the water and then joins Toronto construction workers 50 stories above the city. (Repeat).

Toyah gets an upsetting news about Leanne; Summer is back with a new boyfriend. (New).

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

An entrepreneur seeks to sell the Dragons on her home-brewed idea; a student hopes his invention will be "après-ciated" in the Den; and one duo sends the Dragons a message they'll never forget. Also: A couple hopes to engage the Dragons in their pitch. (Repeat).

It's 2007. BlackBerry is at the height of its popularity. Jim pursues his dream of owning an NHL team. The announcement of a new cellular device from Apple has Mike on edge. (Repeat).

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

Newscast covering four time zones in English and several aboriginal languages, plus interviews and documentaries about fascinating northerners. (New).

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Toyah gets an upsetting news about Leanne; Summer is back with a new boyfriend. (Repeat).

Lethbridge Police Detective Ryan Stef pushes his investigative creativity to the limit as he tries to solve the vicious murder of an innocent grandmother. (Repeat).

A look into the lives of artists, small businesses and gallery owners after losing Honest Ed's and the surrounding buildings. (Repeat).

High up in the Canadian Rockies, tragedy strikes again, killing three railmen. Surging from this disaster lies another grieving community. In Lac-Mégantic, plans for a bypass divide the town even more. (Repeat).

Camille and Andrew are invited to the new neighbors' pool but must cancel on Hudson first. Meanwhile, at Bubble Bae, Khia paints a mural and seeks validation, and Andrew struggles when Leo goes to overnight camp. (Repeat).

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

Alistair Appleton visits the spectacular Perth and Kinross countryside, on a mission to help a young couple from Edinburgh realize their dream of a new lifestyle in a rural home. (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).

Peoplemover Penny could use a friend or two to help overcome her fear of bats so she can get the kids to camp in time for s'mores at sunset! (Repeat).

The hunt for code-eaters has begun, and Billy is determined to show the mini-clones that he is the Agency's finest virtual gamer. (Repeat).

Kingdom Force comes across Envie while on a treasure-hunting mission. (Repeat).

When Maggie the pterosaur hurts her wing, Min needs to copy Jon and Miguel's skills to help her. (Repeat).

Items mysteriously vanish, so two teams join forces to locate them: Ryder's crew and Alex's mini patrol. (Repeat).

Badtz Maru and P.I. are determined to treasure hunt at the ancient Penguinese Temple. (Repeat).

Jeremy, Jazzy, and their circle of friends share their summer highlights. (Repeat).

Simon informs Khadijah that she has a fictitious family. Everyone agrees to show him the true meaning of a foster family. At the end of the day, Simon realizes that families can come in all different forms. (Repeat).

Lettie has so much work to do as the Captain of the Calypso that she can't join in the fun with the rest of the crew, so Lemo comes up with an invention to help. (Repeat).

Things are going missing on Dino Island. (Repeat).

A new version of a familiar bear is shown. The show is about being curious; being good to others; and being part of a loving family. (Repeat).

While wishing she was more grown-up, Apple accidentally wipes a precious video of her as a cute little kid on Daddy's phone, perhaps a time-traveling trip with Daddy can fix everything; Stellar is fed up with Piper behaving like a toddler. (New).

Lu is disappointed to see she's not the only Tara at Costume Day. (Repeat).

The bugs talk about nature. (Repeat).

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

When a storm is headed for Tracks Ville, Faye and Liza try to bring Goaty safely back to the farm, but he eludes them at every turn. (Repeat).

Daisy loves making winter-inspired crafts. The Gumboot Kids gather some nature treasure and Daisy guides them in the creation of some beautiful ice art. (Repeat).

The Gumboot Kids watch a thunder and lightning storm from a lighthouse. Jessie Farrell sings a rocking song about the storm. Scout and Daisy join the fun too. (Repeat).

Scout sends the Kids to find a strange tiptoeing shield that he saw by the pond. (Repeat).

A new version of a familiar bear is shown. The show is about being curious; being good to others; and being part of a loving family. (Repeat).

When Gary and Sir Cushington play a two-friend game, Stuffy feels left out and wrecks their play. Gary learns that with a bit of creativity, you can adjust a game to include everyone. (Repeat).

Waaseyaa wishes on a star during "Starlight, Starbright" before Melanie celebrates the power of music by teaching the Beatles' hit, "All You Need Is Love." (Repeat).

Grizelda wants to help the Rainbow Kingdom, just like True. So she gets her Grizmos to build a giant robot—the Grizbot. When Frookie takes control of it, True has to come to her friends' rescue. (Repeat).

EVA has to confront Gabriel Lobe about her origins. (Repeat).

Amy's surprised to learn Finn has returned to town. Jack and Tim win Hudson's Entrepreneur of the Year Award, which leads to unexpected problems for Lou and the arrival of someone from Tim's past. (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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Sarab comes up with a plan to keep the family united as Chandan Fashion opens its doors in two locations for the first time in 39 years. (Repeat).

Jamie Oliver shows the nation some incredible recipes, tips and hacks, specifically tailored for the unique times we're living in, teaching us how to make the most of our kitchen staples and how to be creative with whatever ingredients we've got and whatever our budget. (Repeat).

Jamie Oliver shows the nation some incredible recipes, tips and hacks, specifically tailored for the unique times we're living in, teaching us how to make the most of our kitchen staples and how to be creative with whatever ingredients we've got and whatever our budget. (Repeat).

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

Sonali Shah is scouring Hampshire's property market to find somewhere for a couple who are temporarily relying on the goodwill of family. They have a £600k budget. (Repeat).

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

Newscast covering four time zones in English and several aboriginal languages, plus interviews and documentaries about fascinating northerners. (New).

Rick is at Toronto's Royal Winter Fair where he helps tend goats, learns how to herd sheep, and races Jack Russell terriers and then he's off to BC to check out the Coast Guard's communications system on both land and sea. (Repeat).

Summer introduces Felix to her three dads, and Michael orders George to respect Glenda. (New).

On the day of her baby's funeral, Toyah seeks solace in Nick's arms amid Leanne's betrayal. (New).

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Andrew Chang explains the week's news stories. Born in the 1990s: how likely is it that you own a home. Plus, two years into the war, why Ukraine is struggling to beat Russia's "elastic defense." (Repeat).

Smugglers left the Patel family to cross the Canada/U.S. border on foot during a snowstorm. The Fifth Estate's pursuit of the men Indian police allege were behind the deadly journey. Host: Steven D'Souza. (Repeat).

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

Newscast covering four time zones in English and several aboriginal languages, plus interviews and documentaries about fascinating northerners. (New).

The upside of mom brain; deathbed drama; witch trials and tribulations. (Repeat).

Summer introduces Felix to her three dads, and Michael orders George to respect Glenda. (Repeat).

On the day of her baby's funeral, Toyah seeks solace in Nick's arms amid Leanne's betrayal. (Repeat).

David realizes he may have dragged out his time apart from Patrick too long, and looks for a way to reconcile, while Moira pitches a Singles Week event at Town Hall. (Repeat).

Johnny and Moira attend a singles event as research, but find themselves getting overly involved; Alexis runs into an old friend in town. (Repeat).

Moira struggles to get out of jury duty, while David tries to minimize the damage of a potentially harmful Rose Apothecary product. (Repeat).

Singles Week gets underway just as Jocelyn's baby arrives, and Patrick takes his relationship with David to the next level. (Repeat).

Season 6 premiere. David scouts a potential wedding venue, while Johnny and Moira have a romantic picnic by the creek. (Repeat).

David is embarrassed by a childhood issue that resurfaces, while Johnny, Stevie and Roland attend a viewing for a motel nearby. (Repeat).

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

Steve Brown and a couple from London are heading to Suffolk to start their new life in the countryside. They have £575,000 to spend on a new property. (Repeat).

Engineer Liza can't start the concert until her drum set is delivered to Central Square Station. Mechanic Milo embarks on a mission to save the show. (Repeat).

Mini-Jon and Mini-Maple want to find out what's inside a package addressed to Jon Le Bon. They just need to be careful not to break it or make it explode. (Repeat).

Hoover makes a deal to help Dr. Sabre but regrets it after seeing the Alpha-Mech on ice. (Repeat).

When Tango is asked to babysit the dino mites, she underestimates how big the job will be; Blitz's patience is tested when he and Jon try to train a fast young raptor. (Repeat).

The spaceship is broken and requires repairs in order for everyone to return to Earth. (Repeat).

When the Cherry Town bridge breaks, the Beaver triplets have trouble deciding how to fix it. (Repeat).

Jeremy and Jazzy sing together a song that teaches and promotes road safety. The lyrics remind people of the proper way of crossing the street or a railroad. (Repeat).

The children staged an animal dance competition. When Aunty B notices Khadijah's feet are aching and she needs new shoes, she will have to persuade her to give up her old pair but not their memory. (Repeat).

Lemo and Lettie are fighting over everything, irritating the entire crew. (Repeat).

Rusty, Ranger Anna, Ruby, and Elephantbots help to save a baby elephant on a runaway train car. (Repeat).

The Adventures of Paddington is a new version of a familiar bear. It's a heartwarming show about being curious, being good to others, and being part of a loving family. (Repeat).

The Sapphires try everything to get Sophia and Ava to stop fighting, but they have bigger problems. (New).

A battle between Kraggletooth and Stormwing causes trouble on Dino Mountain, so the Dino Ranchers need to act fast to calm them down; after discovering a T-Rex family stuck at the top of Spiral Summit, the Cassidy family must work together. (New).

A satellite may crash into Adventure Bay if the pups don't fix it quickly. (Repeat).

Horus declares himself Conqueror of Galaxies, and Jon and WXT battle it out to see who can stop him. (Repeat).

Frankie decides he wants Bits of his own, but Frankie's Fritz Bitz prove to be more trouble than they're worth. (Repeat).

The Adventures of Paddington is a new version of a familiar bear. It's a heartwarming show about being curious, being good to others, and being part of a loving family. (Repeat).

At the Rainbow Kingdom Fundawunda Festival, Bartleby takes care of a Hinotari Egg for the Rainbow King. When the egg hatches, True scrambles to save the day. (Repeat).

Paul O'Grady helps a vocal and sound-sensitive Staffie overcome his dislike of loud noises. (Repeat).

Paul O'Grady helps a blind Bichon cope in her world of darkness. A rare breed of cat captivates Paul. (Repeat).

An artistic snapshot of the remarkable life and career of 84-year-old Freeman Patterson, one of this country's most celebrated Photographers and environmentalists. (Repeat).

Rhiana and Kaz's world turns upside-down when their daughter Chiyo is diagnosed with Type-1 diabetes. (Repeat).

Trailblazing scientists are making ground-breaking discoveries in the rapidly evolving world of genetic engineering. (Repeat).

In the season premiere, two new Dragons bring their expertise to the panel while a cheerful entrepreneur hopes her success doesn't melt away. Also, a sibling duo seek to frame an investment; and a social enterprise hopes to reel in a deal. Also: A team of scientists think the Dragons will get fired up over their hidden treasure. (Repeat).

A pair hopes the Dragons would invest to their pet product; A health-focused person offers his fat cash; A gym owner looks for a partner for his business. (Repeat).

A study of red foxes and how they can adapt their behaviour to make a home almost anywhere. (Repeat).

A look at the highly competitive world of cat shows. (Repeat).