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The beloved British soap opera that focuses on the everyday lives of working class people in Manchester, England. (Repeat).

The beloved British soap opera that focuses on the everyday lives of working class people in Manchester, England. (Repeat).

Mark falls under the spell of a visiting hypnotist and lets his grades slip. Pop struggles to lose weight when he gets too fat for his pants. (Repeat).

Mark learns things about his parents he never knew, after a historic storm knocks out power to the Critch house. Meanwhile, when his father's back goes out, Mike Jr has to broadcast all night alone. (Repeat).

The kids are allowed to wear jeans at school for Spirit Week, but Mark doesn't own a pair. Meanwhile, Sister Rose picks Mary to join her choir. (Repeat).

Mark tries to win back Fox during a school trip to "France." Meanwhile, Pop uses the trip to revisit his past life as a bootlegger with Al Capone. (Repeat).

Mark and Ritche pretend to be Protestant to fit in with a cool group of kids from another school. Pop meets up with an old flame at a retirement home. (Repeat).

Mark tries to fake being healthy after falling ill the day he is supposed to meet the Pope; a rival radio station tries to tempt Mike Jr. away from VOCM, breaking Mike Sr.'s heart. (Repeat).

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

Steve Brown is on hand to help a couple of newlyweds looking to escape South London and set down roots in the stunning countryside of Cumbria. (New).

Remy, Boo, and her family have planned the perfect camping trip, but when things go terribly wrong and the family is no longer having fun, Remy, Mom, and Dad must band together to look for Boo out in the woods. (Repeat).

Alby's convinced his lucky gold rocks protect him from danger. But he doesn't realize it's his friends protecting him and not the lucky rocks. (Repeat).

Lou shows Kiri the tree he planted, but she gets jealous and steals one of his seeds. (Repeat).

The Rainbow King learns about opposites and has fun with some familiar Rainbow Kingdom faces in this version of the classic nursery rhyme "Two Little Dickie Birds." (Repeat).

Chef Noodle decides to change his restaurant into one that serves food for every animal in town. (Repeat).

There's a thunder and lightning storm outside. Daisy is cozy inside cooking dinner. She notices that the penne noodles are shaped like lightning and is inspired to make a nature craft with the Gumboot Kids. (Repeat).

Join Jessie Farrell the Gumboot Kids perform the Cactus Dance. Accompanied by Jessie's trusty guitar, the group had a great time singing and dancing. (Repeat).

The Kids search above and below ground to examine the wiggly workers in Scout's garden. (Repeat).

Milo constructs a rocket and ties himself to see how fast he is able to go. (Repeat).

With the guidance of Farmer Faye, Flicker finds his way of doing things on the farm. (Repeat).

Badtz-Maru discovers an ancient Penguinese crown with the power to control his friends. (Repeat).

Miguel and the ranchers must protect the ranch from the troublesome prospectors and keep from getting caught up in the emerald excitement. (Repeat).

The Paw Patroller is coveted by Mayor Humdinger and his crew, so a chase gets underway and it soon turns into a rescue. (Repeat).

Heroes from each realm must work together after a series of disasters hit the Five Kingdoms. One hero each from Jungle Kingdom, Forest Kingdom, Ice Kingdom, Canyon Kingdom, and Plains Kingdom are summoned at the Anopolis to form the Kingdom Force. (Repeat).

Shorthand discovered that Billy cheated during his latest field exam. Billy is now forced to train with Jon! (Repeat).

When the crew cancels game night, Lemo creates the ultimate gaming system wired to the ship. Meanwhile, Lettie must take her Level 10 piloting test and leaves Lemo in charge while she is away. (Repeat).

With Steggie's help, Rusty and Ruby deposit lava back into the volcano to save The O Bros' camp. (Repeat).

Best friends have the best time together no matter what. (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. (New).

With Cinder by her side, Val gives her "adoring fans" a tour of her private dorm room, but her frustration mounts when her Sapphire dormmates keep interrupting. (Repeat).

Sophia and Val point fingers at each other when their things go missing from the stables, but when they see a saddle float by in mid-air, they realize something mysterious is afoot. (Repeat).

Layla and Isabel spot the same mysterious phenomenon and head to the Stables to investigate. River and Glacier use magic to try and stop the floating objects. (Repeat).

Ava and Rory join the others at the Stables, and are trapped inside with Leaf when the Stables themselves start to float off the ground. (Repeat).

When Nibbles the microraptor attempts to steal Pa's birthday pies, the Ranchers suspect Tango, and she must establish her innocence. (Repeat).

A questionnaire decides whether Henry or Mini-Jon is smarter. (Repeat).

Jon is blind. It is up to Henry to help him stop Tiberius from getting his hands on a giant robot. (Repeat).

Rusty brings his mom to Dino Island for a tour. (Repeat).

The Hoppers determine that it's finally time to begin training Baby Terry and will want assistance. (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).

Grizelda orders the Grizmos to construct a bewildering tower, but the heavy crystals make her tower sink instead of stand tall. (Repeat).

Tooey is excited to meet champion racer Eugene Pike as he dogsleds to Qyah. (Repeat).

Addison and Tess prepares a haunted maze in time for the Halloween. (Repeat).

Magician Ollie needs pumpkin eye power to find Poppy and Nummy when they disappear during a magic trick. (Repeat).

Singer and songwriter Tyler Shaw inspires Potato and Frittata to write an upbeat anthem to spread the word about "I Heart the Planet" week. (Repeat).

Exploring how we can live small but mighty inside the nest we call home. (Repeat).

(New).

The true story of Mi'kmaq activists from Conne River, NL, who went on a hunger strike to secure their rights to self-determination in 1983. (Repeat).

An intimate look inside a family as they deal with autism from birth to adulthood. (New).

A preserved dinosaurs was discovered in Alberta, which reveals the secrets of its death. (Repeat).

The entrepreneurs try to win over the Dragons' inner Scrooge with their winter-themed gear, meals, and stocking stuffers. (Repeat).

A university couple thinks they have the magic touch; two Business majors hope their international idea will help them get a foot in the door; and the youngest entrepreneur to ever take on the Dragons hopes her lunch-break idea is appealing (Repeat).

News, weather and sports coverage. (New).

The Maritimes is home to a vibrant musical culture and it all begins with those who make the instruments. (Repeat).

Mae Martin explores the science of gender and sexual fluidity. (Repeat).

Amanda Parris announces the 3 finalists from the audience vote and reveals the Short Film Face Off Champion. (New).

In this heartwarming sports musical, a teenager (Noah Reid) becomes a hockey phenomenon, but his sheltered upbringing leaves him unprepared for his sudden fame, and soon his relationship with his girlfriend is on the rocks. Directed by Michael McGowan. (Repeat).

In this exhilarating drama based on true events, legendary black Olympian Jesse Owens competes in track and field at the 1936 Games in Nazi Germany, despite the host country's attempts to turn the event into a celebration of Aryan supremacy. (Repeat).

In this deeply moving animated film, an 11-year-old Afghani girl disguises herself as a boy so she can work outside her home to provide for her mother and siblings. At the same time, she tries to boost her family's morale by telling them a story about a hero in a faraway land. (Repeat).

The debates are over and the election is a week away. 22 Minutes weighs the options on which party will lead the country. Plus, Into The Election-Verse, an interview with CBC's poll analyst, and more. (Repeat).

A recap of the federal election results. Also: Mark Critch has a drink (or three) with Justin Trudeau. (Repeat).

Jules Hudson meets a calligrapher from east London who wants to write a new chapter of her life in the West Country. Away from the property hunt, Jules also gets in tune with the region's nautical traditions and attends a sea shanty festival on the southern coast. (Repeat).

Boo is accidentally caught inside an unbreakable bubble he made with Remy. (Repeat).

Baby wants to know what Drippy does all day. Baby can't figure it out and the Glowbies need to help him understand. (Repeat).

Lou sings a song, while Kiri tries to stop his big pet rock rolling down the hill towards him. (Repeat).

Nothing makes Glummy Glooma happier than making everyone else in the Rainbow Kingdom miserable in this bluesy remake of the classic "Boom Boom Ain't It Great To Be Crazy?" (Repeat).

Pants and his bunny father are going bunny camping. Pants' father, on the other hand, invites his best buddy, Uncle Rocky, who can teach Pants everything he knows about being a dog. (Repeat).

Daisy hears an echo of her own while walking near a mountain; Daisy and the Gumboot Kids make kind nature word crafts. (Repeat).

The amazing sounds of the ocean are heard as Jessie Farrell sings about whales. Scout, Daisy. and the Gumboot Kids join in the fun too. (Repeat).

The Kids head to the beach to find a creature that walks sideways. (Repeat).

Nate's delivery of syrup barrels gets loose, so he and Nico try to stop the chaos around town. (Repeat).

Goaty's antics are preventing Freight Nate from making an urgent delivery. (Repeat).

Guest Christopher Griffin aka: Plant Kween gives Potato inspiring information on how to take care of her new plant and shares tips on propagation. (New).

Biscuit discovers that he had nothing to worry about after going to great lengths to avoid his Dino dentist check-up. (Repeat).

Mayor Humdinger uses dirty tricks in a soccer match against Paw Patrol. (Repeat).

Nick informs Leanne and Toyah of news concerning Rowan. (Repeat).

The beloved British soap opera that focuses on the everyday lives of working class people in Manchester, England. (Repeat).

The beloved British soap opera that focuses on the everyday lives of working class people in Manchester, England. (Repeat).

The beloved British soap opera that focuses on the everyday lives of working class people in Manchester, England. (Repeat).

The beloved British soap opera that focuses on the everyday lives of working class people in Manchester, England. (Repeat).

The beloved British soap opera that focuses on the everyday lives of working class people in Manchester, England. (Repeat).

A weekly dose of conversations and political news and issues affecting Canadians, tackling the latest political headlines through the lens of people living them. (New).

We expose how driving schools are willing to cheat the system to get your money, selling beginner driver education certificates to students who've had no training - putting public safety at risk. Reporter: Asha Tomlinson (Repeat).

Locals like to say that "all roads lead to Hope." It's a place to gas up and a place to "go," but locals want it to be known that the town is more than just a place to pee, it's a place to be. (Repeat).

An ambitious construction project in Montreal is a showcase of Cree culture and ingenuity. It's built by the James Bay Cree and designed by Indigenous architect Douglas Cardinal. (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).

A former teen UFO enthusiast returns to a field near Ottawa to investigate a claim of a UFO crash in the 1990s that was allegedly caught on VHS tape. (Repeat).

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

Chronicling Vicky and Ed's journey to revamp an abandoned cowshed into an advanced off-grid smallholding. (Repeat).

The miniaturists compete to have their mini challenge items put on permanent display at Little Canada. (Repeat).

In the final nail-biter, players go for broke in 3 team-only challenges: Lobster Haul off the Confederation Bridge; Fundy Mud Sled-and-Slide in Hopewell Rocks; and Cape Cliffhanger at Cape Enrage, NB. (Repeat).

Heartland struggles with competition from Pryce Beef just as Amy agrees to help Nathan Pryce in a sheepdog competition. Lou, Jack and Tim are feeling the strain as a water shortage is on the horizon. (New).