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Dr. Chris must deal with reindeer bullies to keep harmony in the herd; with ice finally forming on Hudson Bay as polar bear season wraps up, the Alert team releases eight bears back into the wild.

The new leaders of the Polar Bear Alert team intercept a polar bear mom and her two cubs, helicopter-lifting them to safety; Dr. Chris rushes to treat and release an injured great horned owl.

A celebration of an influential art movement within the Indigenous community in New Brunswick in the 1960s.

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

Recasting Canada's history and future through the empowerment of Indigenous people.

CBC's flagship nightly news program, featuring the day's top stories with in-depth and original journalism; Adrienne Arsenault and Ian Hanomansing anchor.

Sonali Shah helps a young couple swap town life in Halifax for country life in Yorkshire.

Remy is determined to write a very special song for Mom.

Gary can't stand waiting in line for Huggle's balloon ride, so he skips to the front, upsetting his friends and causing a disaster; Gary learns that waiting for one's turn is the right thing to do.

Kiri is upset when she finds some strangers sitting on Rockaroonie.

Declan learns there are some things people just don't know the answer to -- and that's okay.

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.

Watching salmon swim upstream to spawn; Jessie Farrell sings about salmon with the Gumboot Kids.

The Gumboot Kids search for magic mud.

Grizelda the Fairy Princess turns Zeepetto's puppet Bartleochio into a real cat.

A night out under the stars.

Jon and Maple must pick up the pieces so that Horus and Cassandra can make peace.

With an indestructible barrier and an army of robots, Tiberius is ready to rule the world.

Jon infiltrates Tiberius' offices to seize his twisted plans for the upcoming elections.

Luka doesn't admit his poor skills with a skateboard out of embarrassment, until he is forced to come out of his shell.

Jon wants to help a Dilophosaurus fit in on the Ranch, but he runs into problems when the other dinosaurs are startled by the excitable little dino's appearance.

When too much super fertilizer gets sprayed on Farmer Yumi's crops, giant veggies shoot up and cause havoc on the farm, and Ryder and the Paw Patrol must corral the stampeding produce before someone gets squashed.

More Man's loves of the word and gets out of control; now he's holding too many things and he needs Power Paige's help.

The Beaver Triplets are getting ready to take the stage for a big performance when a bad case of the hiccups gets in the way of their dance moves; the show will be cancelled unless Pop Star Kitty can help.

Lettie becomes jealous when Bacon Berry develops a bond with her archenemy, Mira Clearwater.

Rusty and Ruby go into sleuth mode to discover why items are going missing from all around town.

It's Jungle Jamboree Day and Papa is preparing to throw an epic celebration. But when he gets himself into a terrible tinsel tangle, Apple takes over, determined to make the festival "Papa Perfect".

Togo honks his horn too loudly and must use the SOS pattern to get rescued.

Stu gets quite the surprise when he goes fishing.

Dylan and his friends imagine he's a candy scientist.

Ronny drains Lake Lucky for a mud park; Hop must reverse the situation.

Lu learns that she can't be upset with someone for doing something she has also done.

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.

Mayor Sourdough wants to build a cat playground for the kittens but realizes he doesn't know what kittens like; he gets Mittens to show him what being a cat is all about.

Paddington has to race against time to enjoy his first ever solar eclipse.

When Gary crashes Sir Cushington's pillow mobile, the gang teams up to fix the pillow mobile in time for the Pillow Mobile Parade.

Molly panics about going to the dentist.

Celebrate the beauty of a summer's day with Jeremy, Jazzy, and friends!

Jeremy, Jazzy, Guy, and Turtle dance to the rattle of the garbage truck as it keeps our streets clean.

Kingdom Force must caravan honey bees between kingdoms to save an endangered flower, but Luka's decision to put on a show for Liberty's viewers endangers them.

The pups must come to the rescue when Sweetie plans to steal the royal throne so that she can rule.

Molly and Trini gather supplies to make suncatchers for their friends, but they lose the beads on the way home from Nenana.

Addison and her friends try to stop a swarm of mosquitoes.

Meeting Blue Cheese, an Indian Runner duck, Peanut, a rabbit and Luna, a leopard gecko.

The wild horse has been saved from extinction, resulting in over 400 breeds.

From Gatineau, Quebec, Canada.

An annual men's international volleyball tournament contested by 16 national teams.

From Oslo, Norway.

Top local stories from host Debra Arbec.

Mobile games are drawing our kids in, while collecting their data at the same time. Marketplace exposes loopholes in the laws meant to protect children's privacy, and reveals who can get their hands on children's sensitive information.

Temagami, Ontario, is synonymous with old-growth and the struggle to balance economics and conservation.

Breaking news, analysis and debate from around the NHL.

Corey Perry's Oilers return home to host the Panthers for Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final. Perry is playing in his fifth final in six years. The 40-year-old, who won the Cup with Anaheim in 2007, lost with Dallas, Montreal, Tampa Bay and Edmonton.

An annual men's international volleyball tournament contested by 16 national teams.

There's no sound, but there sure are plenty of laughs; this crazy Quebec-based troupe uses the city as its stage, and its inhabitants, or victims, as characters.

There's no sound, but there sure are plenty of laughs; this crazy Quebec-based troupe uses the city as its stage, and its inhabitants, or victims, as characters.

The hilarious comedian Mae Martin hosts a stand-up special at the renowned Just For Laughs festival; featuring Carolyn Taylor, James Davis, Mark Forward, River Butcher, Sydnee Washington and others.

As rumors of an election swirl, federal political parties try new ways of appealing to voters; weddings in the time of COVID; Canada's answer to K-Pop.

Tracking the vaccine roll-out progress.

An entrepreneur brings a tech solution for Michele's closet; a West Coast family hopes its dreams of a deal don't become sour grapes; an Ontario duo puts its best foot forward; a couple from Ottawa tries to satisfy the Dragons' sweet tooth.

Mark and Fox find themselves on a maybe-date to the fair; Ritchie's family hosts some new Filipino-Canadians who make him feel insecure about his heritage.

Alistair Appleton helps an opera singer find a house with space inside for small concerts.

Remy and Boo try to stay awake for a meteor shower, but discover that even robots need to power down and recharge.

Sir Cushington gets upset when Gary and Stuffy's organ playing repeatedly knocks over his house of cards; with the help of friends, Gary learns that sharing space lets everyone enjoy themselves.

Kiri and Lou gather Yum Yum Baronies on Nonsense Day.

Lu learns to be aware of and include others' need for choice.

Daisy really enjoyed her day at the beach, watching crabs walk along the shore; Daisy and the Gumboot Kids use finger paint and paper to make a handprint crab craft.

The Gumboot Kids visit a farm and enjoy Jessie Farrell's song about sheep and their wooly coats; Scout and Daisy join in the fun.

The kids search for a swimmer who was swimming upstream.

The curious cat Bart climbs a huge puffy vine in the sky; he's hoping to find delicious fish or an exciting adventure up there; instead, the cat meets a huge red Yeti who looks very dangerous.

The hunt for code-eaters is on, and Billy wants to prove to the mini-clones that he's the best virtual gamer in the Agency.

Ava and Rory find a magical board game that takesthem on an adventure around the Academy.

When Ms. Furi is pulled away from Magic Class, Val takes on the role of substitute teacher.

Without the help of their teachers, the students must work together to take on the evil Ravenzella all by themselves; Unicorn Academy depends on it.

When Ken suggests that Hannah tries living a day-in-the-life of a trainee, she quickly struggles to find her footing.

Kirk has some difficult conversations; Lisa vows to grab happiness where she can.

Brody lashes out at Kit; Debbie retaliates upon seeing Ronnie with an old flame.

Ronnie and Carl square up; George feels out of his depth trying to comfort Eileen.

Carl catches Ronnie taking a big risk; Gary takes pity on Lou.

Brody questions Bernie giving him an alibi; Todd tackles Eileen on George's behalf.

George proposes to Eileen just as Jason arrives; Carl gets to work at the garage.

Rosemary Barton delivers a weekly dose of compelling conversations and need-to-know political news and issues affecting Canadians.

Mobile games are drawing our kids in, while collecting their data at the same time. Marketplace exposes loopholes in the laws meant to protect children's privacy, and reveals who can get their hands on children's sensitive information.

Things looked bad for Chemainus when its sawmill closed in 1983; the town used gorgeous murals to draw in tourists, but now it's looking for the next generation of visionaries to keep it on the map.

Author Waubgeshig Rice ("Moon of the Turning Leaves"); Cree-Ations Jewels founder Deborah Ratt.Guests: Waubgeshig Rice..

The paper artist behind the Tiny Blades Project; graffiti sculptor Kwest presents his latest creation in a Toronto square; a fire-breathing dragon car.

From Centre Videotron in Quebec City.

Sal and Fiona's biggest challenge is agreeing on a location and design of their new home; the solution: Sal decides the location and Fiona decides the design - a contemporary home, made from concrete.

The bakers devise novel chocolate Florentines, stress over filled macaroons, and sculpt memorable meals in biscuit.

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

Amy helps a vaulting team ahead of a big competition; Caleb struggles with a tough decision about Carson; Logan realizes where his future lies; Lou and Jessica face a stressful gallery opening.

Recasting Canada's history and future through the empowerment of Indigenous people.

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

M'Chigeeng First Nation on Manitoulin Island was once the center for the Anishinaabe people; this changed dramatically when a series of treaties cut off the community from their traditional lands.

CBC's flagship nightly news program, featuring the day's top stories with in-depth and original journalism; Adrienne Arsenault and Ian Hanomansing anchor.

Top local stories from host Debra Arbec.

Author Waubgeshig Rice ("Moon of the Turning Leaves"); Cree-Ations Jewels founder Deborah Ratt.Guests: Waubgeshig Rice..

Calling attention to stories of ingenuity and resilience among the Anishinaabe, Cree and Métis communities of Matheson Island, Poplar River First Nation, Fisher River Cree Nation and Camp Morningstar.

A window into the movement to preserve and celebrate Wolastoqui culture and identity, including the calls to formally reclaim the name of the Wolastoq (Saint John) River.

An in-depth look at the Last Post Fund to honor Indigenous veterans by purchasing and installing gravestones for fallen soldiers.

Will George is asked by his elders to protect his nation's land and waters; he finds himself in court.