CBC Quebec HDTV (CBMTHD)

A wrap-up of NHL action. (New).

Amateur sporting events from Canada and around the world are highlighted. (New).

Jonathan Van Ness hosts a night of comedy at the Just For Laughs festival in Montreal. With Ted Morris, DeAnne Smith and Mawaan Rizwan. (Repeat).

New Ontario license plates are "virtually unreadable," putting the Ford government on the defensive. Also: pipeline protests; a ban on single-use plastics. (Repeat).

Alistair Appleton is helping a couple with a £500,000 pound budget buy their first home together in the Worcestershire countryside. During his journey, Alistair travels to the Wyre Forest to meet the pigs that are part of an ingenious project to regenerate the landscape. (Repeat).

Boo uses Poppy's remote to shrink himself down and come with Remy and Dad on a canoe trip. (Repeat).

When Starry visits Fancy's Salon to look his best for his concert, the Glowbies try to help make him look his best. (Repeat).

Lou wakes up to find himself on a lily pad in the middle of the lake. He freaks out at first, but his calm inner voice comes to the rescue. (Repeat).

Bartleby turns into "King BB" and obtains the power to turn everything into Fishy Poof crackers. (Repeat).

Pants joins his bunny mom on her errand run, and tries hard to be responsible. (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).

Nate must deliver Jaden's science fair project, a confetti-erupting volcano, before it erupts. (Repeat).

Gisele's Mashup Mixer is fed a collection of ideas, the mixer concocts the child and Gisele on a hilarious, adventure! (New).

Podo Pooch turns Kitty into a proper superstar, and Kitty's friends start treating her differently. (Repeat).

The Tinhorns and the Cassidys face off in a race, but it is only through learning to work together that they are able to finish the race. (Repeat).

A UFO crashes into the bay and the pups discover a monkey astronaut inside of it. (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).

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With its tourist dollars are long gone, the proudly-weird town of Wakefield is reimagining itself as a place known for culture and outdoor fun. (Repeat).

A research project was done to collect information from Indigenous women in Quebec who were sterilized without their consent. Elizabeth Ottereyes shares her story. (New).

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).

Tim Burton ("Edward Scissorhands") directed this wonderfully whimsical fantasy. A poor boy (Freddie Highmore) and four bratty children win a tour of a mysterious chocolate factory. Their personal guide is the owner, an eccentric candy man (Johnny Depp) named Willy Wonka. The film is based on Roald Dahl's classic children's tale and is a remake of 1971's "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory.".

Kevin visits to observe Sue and Martin's renovation of a couple of 16th and 18th-century barns. (Repeat).

The miniaturists try to strike the right tune as they dress mini mannequins as their favorite pop icons and then find a home for their new outfits when they build a bedroom with a walk-in closet. (Repeat).

Products pitched to the Dragons this time include organic superfood powders, a low-calorie craft lager, a plaque-detecting dental app and a range of afro and curly hair products. (Repeat).

The family faces the hard reality of a drought at Heartland, and the hunt is on to find the best spot to build a new well. Meanwhile Katie worries about her grandfather's health. (New).

Eight bakers leave the sweets behind for The Great Canadian Baking Show's first Savoury Week, highlighting the spicy, salty and cheesy. (New).

The self-taught bakers are back in the kitchen to investigate a twist on an all-time favorite sweet treat during the safety bake round. Then, in the elimination round, the remaining bakers must figure out the correct dessert to make in order to avoid elimination. (New).

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

News, weather and sports coverage. (New).

A research project was done to collect information from Indigenous women in Quebec who were sterilized without their consent. Elizabeth Ottereyes shares her story. (Repeat).

Jacob and Tahylour, impacted by the child welfare system, search for their biological families. (Repeat).

A look at the firestorm sparked by clinical psychologist Jordan Peterson's rise to fame. (Repeat).

A look at three sisterhoods of the savannah, where the mothers rule and the daughters inherit the wilderness. (Repeat).

Amy grieves for her mother as she helps an abused horse named Spartan. (Repeat).

Sonali Shah goes in search of a rural home in the Derbyshire Peak District with a couple of soon-to-be retirees who have a budget of £500,000, and for whom a pond is a high priority. (Repeat).

Jules Hudson heads to the Isle of Arran to house-hunt with a novelist and her husband who are in search of writing inspiration from the Scottish wilderness. Along the way, Jules discovers the positive benefits to Arran's marine habitats and the local fishing industry since Scotland's first "No Take Zone" was introduced. (Repeat).

Wake up to Little Rock's morning news, sports, and weather forecast. (New).

Nate and Nico must deliver a giant inflatable dragon to Central Square for a big movie premiere. (Repeat).

Penny needs to find a way to bring the kids to Camp Itchiknee despite damaged zip line. (Repeat).

Kingdom Force needs to stop Envie Fernandez who is planning to hijack several cereal trucks for the Golden Toy. (Repeat).

Jon's confidence causes him to make a series of careless mistakes while helping Tara make an important delivery. (Repeat).

An ice sheet cracks and some polar bears get swept out to sea. Ryder and his canine friends must board the Air Patroller and fly to the Arctic to rescue lost cubs. (Repeat).

Kitty, Frido, Zonty, Pinky and Rio form a band, but their bickering causes them to split. Pop Star Kitty must reunite them in time for their first concert. (Repeat).

It's difficult to find a scary outfit until this small bear takes an unexpected turn. (Repeat).

During a walk in the forest, Stu gets quite the surprise. (New).

Togo examines the signal lights to restart the system. (Repeat).

Lettie surprises Phil with a visit from his parents. But there's just one problem, Phil... (Repeat).

Frankie and Frankford take Rusty's new invisible mech suit, and Rusty and Ruby must figure out how to spot it and catch them; Frankie's monster-bot malfunctions on Halloween and steals everyone's treats. (Repeat).

Paddington decides to make a scrapbook of memories to show Aunt Lucy and tries to include all his friends. (Repeat).

Dylan and his friends imagine he's a firefighter. (Repeat).

Thinking he's a dragon, Baby Terry leaves the houseboat and tries to learn to be one. (Repeat).

Lu gets scared when she meets a huge Tara at the library. (Repeat).

The bugs talk about things that are dear to their hearts. (Repeat).

Pants and Mittens are looking for each other in all the same places. (Repeat).

Mini-Maple uses fireflies to track down Billy. (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).

Paddington decides to make a scrapbook of memories to show Aunt Lucy and tries to include all his friends. (Repeat).

When Gary hosts a tea party, he brings everything except his manners. After a rough start to the party, Gary's friends help him learn what manners are, and how to use them. (Repeat).

Glitter balls are bouncing all over "He Said, She Said, They Said," then Mel asks about birthdays when she teaches "January, February," a song about the months of the year. (Repeat).

Zee loses control over GoWay, the eraser wish. It's up to True and Bartleby to bring it back to the Wishing Tree before it's too late. (Repeat).

A space mission determines who's better between WXT and Jon. (Repeat).

Abigail endures anguish when the children's aunt arrives and a parting seems inevitable; the citizens of Hope Valley observe a powerful act of love. (Repeat).

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

Tensions are high for Janet & Philip as their turret's rooftop spire needs to be installed. Despite months of delays Julia's pool project nears completion. (New).

Two Canadian families compete to guess the most popular answers to fun survey questions, with host Gerry Dee. (Repeat).

Mark fears he'll be outed as a Monarchist when he's chosen to give flowers to a visiting Lady Diana. Meanwhile, a gift from Dick comes between Mike Sr and Mary. (Repeat).

Eliza is hired to solve a case of blackmail in the shady world of Victorian medicine, and finds herself with a new rival-Patrick Nash, the owner of a large private detective agency who wants to hire her or crush her agency. (Repeat).

Sybil attends a political rally, which doesn't sit well with Robert once he learns of it. Meanwhile, rumors regarding Mary's indiscretion are spreading in London and eventually make their way to both Carson and the dowager; Thomas and O'Brien attempt to frame Bates for the theft of a bottle of wine; Matthew proposes to Mary. (Repeat).

Jamie turns the humble aubergine into something incredible with his Aubergine Milanese, then fires up the barbecue to cook Cajun-spiced salmon tacos, served with a mango salsa in toasted tortillas. (New).

Jamie shares his clever shortcuts for a prosciutto-wrapped roasted pork fillet served with a cheesy gnocchi gratin, then makes a beautiful prawn curry perfect with his giant crispy rice cake. (New).

News reports, sports highlights and weather forecasts. (New).

Janet tries to keep her new relationship secret from Appa and Umma. Jung and Kimchee have different ideas of what their house party should be. (Repeat).

Kirk holds a meeting of his singles club, and Bernie announces her plans for Paul's ashes. (New).

After finding a positive pregnancy test, Johnny braces himself for the possibility of a new baby in the family, while David and Patrick search for some privacy. (Repeat).

Crabtree and Effie's celebration of Charles Dickens' birthday is upended when the host winds up mysteriously dead. Yannick Bisson, Jonny Harris, Daniel Maslany, Clare McConnell, Lachlan Murdoch, Paul Sun-Hyung Lee (New).

Suspended from duty, Mia's determination to prevent a sexual assault leads her down a path of vigilante justice, blurring the lines between her police work and her personal vendetta. (New).

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

News reports, sports highlights and weather forecasts. (New).

A research project was done to collect information from Indigenous women in Quebec who were sterilized without their consent. Elizabeth Ottereyes shares her story. (Repeat).

Kirk holds a meeting of his singles club, and Bernie announces her plans for Paul's ashes. (Repeat).

Siegfried hosts a Christmas Eve party; Helen and James answer an emergency house call. (Repeat).

Rumors about Clara and Stephen swirl around Belgravia, and it is only a matter of time until they reach Frederick. Ross learns some information about the Marquise and sees an opportunity. (Repeat).

In sixties London, a young Jewish woman is drawn into a high-stakes fight against the far right. (Repeat).

A provocative Canadian satirical sketch/variety show that skewers politics, culture and world events. (Repeat).

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

Cheshire may be a world away from Miami, where today's couple are moving from, but to them it's a county that feels like home and Alistair Appleton is on hand to help them settle in. (New).

Wake up to Little Rock's morning news, sports, and weather forecast. (New).

Milo must deliver a bubble machine car to Beach Station, but his curiosity gets the best of him and he turns it on, creating giant problematic bubbles. (Repeat).

Flicker thinks that he is too small to jump Bugle Bridge. With help from his friends, he learns that anything is possible. (Repeat).

A group of animals protects their community by combining to form a giant robot. (Repeat).

Miguel rushes through his important jobs so he can work on his invention. (Repeat).

Marshall poses as a sheep to solve a mystery involving Farmer Al's disappearing lambs. (Repeat).

P.I. revives an ancient sport competition, the Penguinese Games! Athlete Kitty helps Zing realize having fun is sometimes more important than winning. (Repeat).

Stu loves planting and growing his own food. (Repeat).

Stu's toys get taken away by the garbage truck. (New).

Wheeler gets too close to the curb on his way to the Art Gallery, which is far away. (Repeat).

The future of the Big Blue is in jeopardy and Bacon Berry is determined to protect her family at all costs. It's all hands on deck for this dangerous mission. (Repeat).

Rusty, Ruby and Liam promise to return a caterpillar to its home at the top of the tallest tree in the jungle. (Repeat).

Knowing about Mr. Brown's musical inclination, Paddington enters him at the Townhall talent show. But after seeing the crowd, Mr. Brown suddenly gets a terrible case of stage fright and Paddington must do something to save his performance. (Repeat).

Dylan takes on a new career each episode and invites his friends to play along. (Repeat).

When Hop's shoe-lift breaks, he thinks he'll have to drop out of the egg-n-spoon race. (Repeat).

Navigating preschool life can be tricky! Lu the affectionate ladybird is used to getting her own way - but now, alongside her new classmates, she must learn what it means to be a good friend. (Repeat).

The bugs share about the fun they have with their siblings. (Repeat).

Post Pig Petunia is delivering the wrong packages. Mittens and Pants run to help. (Repeat).

Q doesn't like the theater, but he loves stealing magical artifacts. (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).

Knowing about Mr. Brown's musical inclination, Paddington enters him at the Townhall talent show. But after seeing the crowd, Mr. Brown suddenly gets a terrible case of stage fright and Paddington must do something to save his performance. (Repeat).

Gary's friends help convince him try a new snack despite his refusal, making their picnic in full swing. (Repeat).

Melanie plays Chopin's "Minute Waltz" on the ukulele. Paxton demonstrates his hip=hop waltz. (Repeat).

When Bartleby brings home some super soft Zazoony Moss, it grows like crazy. This dreamy classic waltz features a montage of explosive moss chaos. (Repeat).

Horus discovers his true calling. (Repeat).

Jack's mom visits and makes life difficult for Elizabeth. Meanwhile, Rosemary plans her dream wedding, but the weather is not cooperating with her. (Repeat).

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

As their 2 year gite project draws to a close Tim struggles to see Rebecca's creative vision. Tim & Krys battle with missing instructions during their formal garden project. (New).

Two Canadian families compete to guess the most popular answers to fun survey questions, with host Gerry Dee. (Repeat).

Mark and Ritchie receive police protection after witnessing a grizzly crime on Halloween night. Fox grows tired of her brother's increasingly delinquent behaviour. (Repeat).

Oneida Nation of the Thames is reclaiming the economic, cultural and spiritual practices that were banned by government policies over the past 100 years. (Repeat).

In the Season 1 finale, Cora learns that she's pregnant, which gives Mary reason to pause in replying to Matthew's marriage proposal. In other events, Mary learns that it was Edith who began the rumor about her and the Turkish diplomat; Robert arranges for Mrs. Patmore to see an eye doctor in London; O'Brien mistakenly believes that Cora is planning to replace her; Thomas decides to leave Downton;

Jamie takes mushrooms to a whole new level with his deliciously cheesy baked mushroom soup, and gives a classic salad a tasty twist with his stunning cauliflower remoulade. (New).

Jamie cooks his incredible avocado pastry quiche, with a delicious cheesy and basil filling, and shows us how to take a classic steak to the next level. (New).

News reports, sports highlights and weather forecasts. (New).

Appa and Umma meet their new neighbor Daniel, who runs a gym. Also: Jung starts a new romance at work and Gerald's new girlfriend is a little too sweet for Janet's liking. (Repeat).

Carla meets her victim's father in court, and David and Shona reel from Gail's decision. (New).

Moira prepares for her headline debut at the annual Schitt's Creek Asbestos Fest, while David deals with a group of loitering teens in the apothecary. (Repeat).