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Daisy tackles Kit about some stolen whisky, and Summer finds a stranger in the flat. (Repeat).

The team welcomes back Patel even though he is still on suspension. Shred and Victoria are called into the principal's office on a school visit. Rick heads back into the field with Frank. (Repeat).

The problem with audiobooks is explored. (Repeat).

Val tasks her pals with planning her birthday party. However, a disagreement arises, creating a tense situation until Sloane intervenes. (Repeat).

Hosted by Elvira Kurt, with performances by Ali Hassan, Adrienne Fish, Damonde Tschritter, Chad Anderson, Robby Hoffman and Kelly Taylor. (Repeat).

Mark Critch welcomes standup comics Matt Wright, Alonzo Bodden, Sophie Buddle and Pete Johansson. (Repeat).

Border security becomes a hot button issue leading up to Canada's federal election, but the approach is much different. Also: Stronach Family Feud; a new no-nonsense virtual assistant; obtrusive podcast ads. (Repeat).

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

Finally able to search for their forever home and a more settled way of life, a former Royal Marine and a retired civil servant have £375,000 to spend and the expert guidance of Jules Hudson. (New).

The latest news, weather and traffic from Windsor and Essex County and interviews. Hosted by Amy Dodge. (New).

Build-It Brock is making a new building in Central Square. However, the trains all have very different ideas. Making everyone happy might just be too hard. (Repeat).

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

Dunbit and Hoover get trapped atop Polar Peak Mountain in a snowstorm. (Repeat).

When the Dino Ranchers try to match their friend Sadie with a dinosaur companion, Sadie finds her perfect dino best friend in a stegosaur named Scout. (Repeat).

Penguins arrive in town after stowing away on a ship, and the rescue team must gather them and send them home before they get too warm. (Repeat).

When Kitty discovers Pinky is having a blue day, she goes on a mission to cheer her up. (Repeat).

Join Jeremy and Jazzy as they count and dance to this catchy track. (Repeat).

Stu can make music out of anything, even Tunebug's leaky tire. (Repeat).

Togo learns to count and drive backward. (Repeat).

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

Rusty accidentally causes bees to abandon their hive, so he must lure them back home before they cause problems in town. (Repeat).

The kids decide to form a rock band with Paddington. (Repeat).

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

Hop, Penny, and Ronny battle over Hoot's large purple egg, but the truth surprises them all. (Repeat).

Lu is not as good at catching as she thought she was. (Repeat).

The bugs are talking about birthdays. (Repeat).

Puppies Pants and Popcorn try to help various animals with puppy help. But puppy help is very energetic and isn't exactly helpful in all situations. (Repeat).

Mini-Jon has a new invention: jet-propulsion shoes! (Repeat).

Inspired by her adventure at the corn maze, Daisy and the Gumboot Kids create Corn Kernel Art. (Repeat).

The kids have fun playing in a corn maze while Jessie Farrell sings them a song about corn on the cob. (Repeat).

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

The kids decide to form a rock band with Paddington. (Repeat).

While at the carnival, Gary gets upset when he thinks his friends are trying to make the games easier for Stuffy. With their help, Gary learns that making things fair for everyone is the way to go. (Repeat).

Glee shows off her ballet skills beside Quintin. (Repeat).

With the Rainbow King away, True is "Queen for a Day" and it's her responsibility to relieve the kingdom of those awful smells! (Repeat).

Jon, Henry and Q are being held prisoners by Creamy and only have 60 seconds to escape. (Repeat).

The season finale is shown. (Repeat).

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

Tim struggles to get an olive tree into position without destroying Sasha's flowers. Tim and Krys begin work on their commercial kitchen. (New).

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

Mark uses comedy and self-depreciation to win friends and connect with the small collection of people. (Repeat).

One of the top-five fastest-growing communities in Manitoba, Morden has an immigration program, a booming industrial economy and a world-renown collection of aquatic fossils to entice tourists. (Repeat).

Robert and Thomas leave on an unexpected trip; Mary and Blake bond over pigs; and Green returns to Downton with Gillingham. (Repeat).

Karena and Kasey meet a Malaysian chef to learn about the recipes passed through his family. (New).

Kasey and Karena learn about popular cuisines in Thailand. (New).

In-depth local news, sports, and weather reports from Windsor. (New).

Appa and Umma come up with a new sleeping arrangement; Jung pursues a new career and tries to involve Janet; Shannon and Kimchee discover a new, slightly terrifying, side of Terence. (Repeat).

Lisa gives Kit an account of her movements, and Billy has some explaining to do to Summer. (New).

Johnny suspects that Ted's mom is attracted to him, while Moira can't resist getting involved in a local musical production. (Repeat).

A cinematic celebration of Leonard Cohen's music, life and legacy through the eyes of his son Adam (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 for the Greater Toronto region. (New).

Nellie Winters of Makkovik, Labrador, has spent her life pursuing her passion for Inuit art and craft. Hers is a passion that has influenced and inspired her family and her community. (Repeat).

Lisa gives Kit an account of her movements, and Billy has some explaining to do to Summer. (Repeat).

Following the murder of a Counter Terrorism officer, Lana Washington and the EXPO team race against time to stop the bombers before they strike again. (Repeat).

With Sam's promotion on the line, Sam and Kelly stake out an autobody shop, hoping to reel in Stockwood's last big fish, Randy Bowen. (Repeat).

The human voice is a highly advanced communication tool, yet many individuals lack the knowledge to fully utilize its potential. (Repeat).

With a frog comes a happy ending; young friends fear impending adulthood, and a man overprepares for a party. (Repeat).

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

Nicki Chapman is in Cornwall where she has some wonderful Cornish homes lined up to tempt a buyer from suburban Surrey who is looking for a completely fresh start for him and his grandson. (New).

The latest news, weather and traffic from Windsor and Essex County and interviews. Hosted by Amy Dodge. (New).

Faye is packed full of Clay and May's fluffy farm-fresh popcorn for movie night. She'll just need to get away from the pesky geese who want some too! (Repeat).

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

Mayor Honeyclaw loses his keys and evidence points that one of the team members is the culprit. (Repeat).

When the Dino Ranchers need to put together their new construction vehicles, Miguel shows Jon and Min the most important part of an inventor's process: making mistakes, and try try again! (Repeat).

Cap'n Turbot's diving bell is hidden by a sea slug. (Repeat).

When Pinky forces Rio to wear a charmed charm bracelet that causes him to mimic everything she does and says, Explorer Kitty is forced to lead her friends to the Penguinese temple in order to find a method to free the spell. (Repeat).

Wake up with a smile and follow Baby Bear's morning routine. (Repeat).

A man navigates his chaotic life with humor and heart, dealing with unexpected challenges and quirky situations. Every day offers a new adventure filled with laughs and surprises. (Repeat).

Inspired by their hero, Giant Tram, Stella and Togo compete to see who has the most Riders. (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).

Rusty builds a robot version of himself, so he can do two things at once. (Repeat).

After a neighborhood watch talk, Paddington decides to go on patrol as an unofficial policeman. (Repeat).

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

A young rabbit dreams of becoming a drummer and leaves his home to pursue his passion. He teams up with a human friend to save Easter and discovers the true meaning of responsibility. (Repeat).

Declan is frustrated when Lu has the same favourite thing as him. (Repeat).

The bugs talk about waiting for things they really want. (Repeat).

Puppies Pants and Popcorn try to help various animals with puppy help. But puppy help is very energetic and isn't exactly helpful in all situations. (Repeat).

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

Daisy had so much fun visiting chickens at the farm that she decides to make a nature craft. Using bits and pieces she's found in nature, like leaves and flower petals, Daisy and the Gumboot Kids make beautiful collages in the shape of an egg. (Repeat).

The Gumboot Kids spot some woodpeckers while walking on a forest trail. Jessie Farrell sings to them about the wonders of woodpeckers. Scout and Daisy love woodpeckers too. (Repeat).

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

After a neighborhood watch talk, Paddington decides to go on patrol as an unofficial policeman. (Repeat).

After Gary crashes the pillow mobile of Sir Cushington, he learns that taking something that is not his is a huge mistake. (Repeat).

"Ding Dong Hot Dog" celebrates rhythm, then Melanie and the kids sing a song about the things that "Mama Don't Allow." (Repeat).

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

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

Abigail brings telephones to Hope Valley; the saloon is in need of ownership; both Bill and Gowen are determined to have their own business; and Elizabeth enjoys her new motherhood, but returning to teaching proves challenging. (Repeat).

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

Alison and Zion bicker while moving an old polytunnel. Tim and Sasha get inventive creating a sumptuous bridal suite and the Cherry family start a large-scale kitchen project. (New).

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

Mark uses comedy and self-depreciation to win friends and connect with the small collection of people. (Repeat).

Robert and Thomas return from America; Bates takes a day off; Edith and Rosamund announce their plan to travel abroad; a suitor woos Mary; and Rose makes her move. (Repeat).

A wartime Christmas has the Robshaws embracing the "make do and mend" spirit for presents, and they sit down to unrationed ox heart and a Christmas pudding made primarily of grated potato. The 1950s brings ham with tinned peaches, canapés, cocktails and the first televised Queen's speech, while Fred's '60s gift of a chocolate smoking set would hardly raise an eyebrow back in the day. (Repeat).

In-depth local news, sports, and weather reports from Windsor.

Jung shows Shannon his nurturing side, while Chelsea and Gerald get in the way of Janet's summer plans. Appa is invited to lead a business seminar, but is forced to share the spotlight. (Repeat).

Billy picks the worst moment to confess his sins, and Bethany suffers a humiliation. (New).

Johnny and Stevie attend the regional hospitality awards, while Moira does everything in her power to stop Alexis from auditioning for Cabaret. (Repeat).

Aspiring entrepreneurs pitch to six multi-millionaires to turn great ideas into incredible fortunes. (New).

As the end approaches, the romance is ramped up in the retreat. The couples are all sent on extravagant dates where they discuss their journey so far and plans for the future. (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 for the Greater Toronto region. (New).

Canada's longest-running showcase of independent short film (New).

Billy picks the worst moment to confess his sins, and Bethany suffers a humiliation. (Repeat).

Filmmaker Philippe Falardeau revisits the catastrophic train explosion in Lac-Mégantic in 2013. The director tries to reconstruct what exactly happened on that fateful day using archived images and reports from eyewitnesses and investigators. (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).

In the time it takes to complete an orbit around the sun, a penguin chick grows a fluffy coat and swims past killer whales to leave home. Also, a panda cub's patience is tested by Mom's never-ending meal. (Repeat).

Artists work with recycled materials, then the top two pull items from a conveyer belt to sculpt a suitcase diorama. (Repeat).

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

Nicki Chapman heads to rural Hampshire to help a couple find a permanent country home where they can finally kick back and relax after a life of relocating because of work. (Repeat).

The latest news, weather and traffic from Windsor and Essex County and interviews. Hosted by Amy Dodge. (New).

Tracksville needs one giant donut to sit on top of its brand new donut shop. Whether it is glazed, jelly, or chocolate, everyone has an opinion on which kind of donut is perfect for the job. (Repeat).

Freight Nate challenges Max to guess his favorite place in Tracks Ville. (Repeat).

Artie gets trapped in a rocket train possessed by a Funbit. (Repeat).

Angus's love for his new Dino Transporter draws the overprotective tritops into comic distractions and causes complications for the Jr Ranchers when they try to fix a bridge. (Repeat).

A pizza-dough delivery goes awry when the van delivering it winds up hanging off of a cliff. (Repeat).

A surprise party for Rio spells big trouble for Pinky who's having trouble keeping it secret. (Repeat).

A giant dinosaur has big feelings. But with Jeremy and Jazzy's support, she can practice managing those strong emotions without losing control. (Repeat).

A young musician discovers a mysterious guitar that changes his life. As he masters its power, he faces challenges that test his courage and creativity. (Repeat).

A brave sled dog leads a dangerous mission across Alaska to deliver medicine during a deadly epidemic. This thrilling adventure showcases courage and determination against all odds. (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).

"Rusty and Ruby build a robotic buddy for Botasaur, a Kittybot! But whenBotasaur accidentally scares her away, Rusty and Ruby must track her downto reconcile their two giant robotic pets." (Repeat).

Paddington discovers Autumn/Fall and a winter festival. (Repeat).

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

Hop, hoping for rain, finds consolation in Benny's silent company. Moods, like the weather, fluctuate; company helps. (Repeat).

Biba gets upset when her clay star goes missing during tidy-up time. (Repeat).

The bugs talk about the times they have felt disappointed. (Repeat).

Pants is not as good as hide-and-seek as Mittens and Yogurt. He gets advice on being calm from Mayor Sourdough. (Repeat).

Will the mini-clones once again ruin picture day at the Agency? (Repeat).

Daisy finds a cave during her walk and gets inspired to make a hideaway cave with the Kids using loose parts. (Repeat).

The Gumboot Kids play with clay while Jessie Farrell sings a catchy tune about creating with clay. Scout and Daisy join in the fun too. (Repeat).

Scout discovers a friend has the softest nose he's ever felt. (Repeat).

Paddington discovers Autumn/Fall and a winter festival. (Repeat).

With his favorite sweater in the wash, Gary refuses to take part in his friends' experiments. Gary learns that having favorite things doesn't make or break the fun. (Repeat).

The cast sings about various kinds of families. Then, Mel teaches another version of an old campfire song. (Repeat).

True is asked to help the Rainbow King on something to do with massive plants and water, but she can't be certain due to his Face Bubble message disconnecting. (Repeat).

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

After making a foolish comment to Faith, Carson has to admit that he cares more about her than he has let on. Meanwhile, the whole town is buzzing with curiosity about the charming new saloon owner, Lucas Bouchard. (Repeat).

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

Sarah aims to add opulent floristry to her repertoire while George scales new heights to wash the chateau. Nigel tries to keep his hand on the purse strings of Debbie's gravel garden design. (New).

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

Mark uses comedy and self-depreciation to win friends and connect with the small collection of people. (Repeat).

After the 2015 downturn in oil and gas, Lac La Biche is looking to reinvent itself with luxury teepees, 3D archery, and the best gas station bathroom in the country. (Repeat).

Season 5 opens with both Carson and Earl upset by the election of a Labour government. Under the disproval of Earl, Tom Branson becomes closer to school-teacher Sarah Bunting. (Repeat).

The Robshaws discover how the race for a No. 1 Christmas single was born, and meet an "EastEnders" star who reminisces about the soap's fine tradition of Christmas misery. Also: They learn how, as consumerism reached a fever pitch in the 1990s, Christmas gluttony started with breakfast and didn't stop there. (Repeat).

In-depth local news, sports, and weather reports from Windsor. (New).

Umma believes she has discovered a murder weapon, as Janet realizes she and Nathan have nothing in common. At Handy, Kimchee struggles to fit in with the other regional managers. (Repeat).

David hides a secret from Shona, and a drunken Billy passes out in the bitter cold. (New).

Bernie finds a frozen and barely conscious Billy, and Tim finds Mason a place to stay. (New).

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Vancouver's Sky ECC promised confidentiality to customers with its encrypted cellphones, which were a hit with criminals but also the target of an international police sting. The investigation that brought thousands of criminals, and Sky, down. (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 for the Greater Toronto region. (New).

A pharmacist takes a power trip; a hot date gets interrupted; the politics of wearing flippers at a pool. (Repeat).

David hides a secret from Shona, and a drunken Billy passes out in the bitter cold. (Repeat).

Bernie finds a frozen and barely conscious Billy, and Tim finds Mason a place to stay. (Repeat).

Camille and Andrew help family look for a new place to live. Their memories differ about when they bought their current home. (Repeat).

Andrew and Camille have different techniques in teaching Khia how to drive. Sam uses Leo to network for a job. (Repeat).

Andrew and Camille hope to enjoy a wedding responsibility free, but get pulled into family drama and old beefs. (Repeat).

Camille's big TV audition reveals a rift with Sam. Andrew has a tough choice to make about which career path to follow. (Repeat).

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

Andrew and Camille set out to find a new family doctor, while Khia meets her ex-girlfriend's new girlfriend. (Repeat).

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

Sonali is down on the Dorset coast with a couple hoping to find some seaside serenity for their £500k budget. (Repeat).

When EB can't make deliveries for Shrimpy's, Remy and Boo start their own delivery service. But they take on more than they can handle and all the town's packages get mixed up. (Repeat).

The Glowbies go to the Brighthouse to figure out the ideal picnic spot before Randy gets hungry. (Repeat).

Kiri and Lou try out being trees, which is mostly about keeping still, and they make a huge new friend named Moa. (Repeat).

True spends a wonderful day playing with her jolly friends Zee and Bartleby in this sweet version of "See See My Playmate." (Repeat).

Blueberry the tortoise buys the amazing cat toy Mittens finds at the swap meet. Mittens does whatever she can to trade for it. (Repeat).

Daisy sees some interesting bugs in her garden. She is inspired to make a nature craft. Daisy and the Gumboot Kids gather some supplies, leaves, sticks, pebbles, air dry clay and googly eyes, and craft some cute critters. (Repeat).

The Gumboot Kids go to the beach where Jessie Farrell sings a song about seagulls, reminding them to guard their picnic. (Repeat).

Scout discovers something in nature that keeps time and needs the Kids to find it. (Repeat).

Trackmaster Nico is scared of roller coasters. But he might actually learn to like them after helping haul pieces of track for Milo's new thrill ride. (Repeat).

Peoplemover Penny has never been to camp, so Ivy invites her to join in on the fun at Camp Itchiknee. (Repeat).

When Zing gets carried away by her competitive spirit, (Repeat).

While using their construction vehicles to help the Mountaineers build the Dino Mountain Outpost, the Jr Ranchers show their neighbors the right way to work with dinosaurs. (Repeat).

Skye's wing gets broken in a storm, so Ryder asks Everest to rescue her. (Repeat).

The Kingdom Force rescues Professor Dunbit and Hoover from a speeding train before it crashes. (Repeat).

Maple and Martha must team up to free Jon from a cursed evil helmet. (Repeat).

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

Rusty builds a robot to rescue Liam in the series premiere of this animated show about a boy who gets out of jams by repurposing objects he's found and making creative gadgets out of them. (Repeat).

Jeremy and Jazzy come up with some new rhymes, get ready for bed and learn to write a song. (New).

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).

For their final test, the students must infiltrate ogre-guarded ruins and rescue a hostage. (New).

Apple feels envious when she discovers her pet meerkat Stripes is hanging out with her friends while she is away, but she soon sees how much her cherished creature benefits others. (Repeat).

The mini-clones alter Q's ritual with a surprise element. (Repeat).

Whitewash must defeat his cousin to find out who will give their aunt the greatest gift ever. (Repeat).

Rusty saves a remote-controlled plane. (Repeat).

Benny drops Sir Ben near a bridge troll, discovering the real troll is not scary. (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).

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).

Travis reveals that seeing a living woolly mammoth is the reason behind his trip. (Repeat).

Addison has to figure out why Alex can't kick a soccer ball as well as he used to, in order to correct his game in time for him to pass the team tryouts. (Repeat).

Skier Ollie needs apple energy to stop a runaway gondola on an apple ski hill. (Repeat).

Spencer West inspires everyone at BioBarn to devise a fun, effective way to raise money for a great cause in their community. (Repeat).

Correspondent Yobdee investigates the amazing beauty of wildlife. (Repeat).

Paul O'Grady helps a golden retriever with an incontinence difficulty and a boisterous border collie with a bad hip. (New).

Paul meets more dogs that are struggling to find a home. (New).

The 59th Vanier Cup, live from Richardson Stadium at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario. (New).

From Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, France (New).

Dwight Drummond provided a comprehensive look at the day's top stories. (New).

News and analysis previewing upcoming NHL action. (New).

Vancouver Canucks vs. Ottawa Senators. From Canadian Tire Centre. (Live).

New York Rangers vs. Edmonton Oilers. From Rogers Place. (Live).

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

The 59th Vanier Cup, live from Richardson Stadium at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario. (Repeat).

Jules Hudson is helping a family of six find their forever rural home in Somerset. Away from the house search, Jules visits the historic ship, SS Great Britain in Bristol. (Repeat).

Boo is having a hard time playing games with Remy and the rest of her friends. (Repeat).

Mayor Mary makes Randy the Mayor of Brighthouse Bay for the Day. (Repeat).

While Kiri is playing with Rockaroonie, Lou sees an island in the middle of the lake that's completely covered in flowers. (Repeat).

True and Zee's dusting of the Wishing Tree causes a sneeze so big that a few Wishes escape and have an adventure of their own. (Repeat).

Love Monster gets swamped after promising to help out a lot of people during the Happy to Help Day. (Repeat).

Mittens wants to play pirates in a cardboard box, but every time someone else is in the box playing a different game. (Repeat).

Daisy gets inspiration during her forest walk and makes a DIY forest animals using some paper bags, paint and sticks. (Repeat).

The Gumboot kids learn about llamas on a visit to a farm. Jessie sings a beautiful song about the furry land animal. (Repeat).

Scout finds a stick that walks by itself and the Kids set out to learn its secrets. (Repeat).

Nico unveils his newest dinosaur-themed exhibit for the Museum Station. However, he realizes a T-rex bone is missing, so he sends Mechanic Milo on a quest to find one. (Repeat).

It's off to the Sunny south with Gisele and Mikayla as the words take them on a journey to Mexico with a pig and a flute! (New).

We meet guinea pigs, SWEETIE AND POM-POM, CHEEZY, a ball python snake, and CUDDLES, a cat. (New).

A pop star comes to town, but a storm hits Adventure Bay and damages the performance stage, so the gang must fix it quickly. (Repeat).

Gary takes matters into his own hands, and Ryan rumbles Kit's duplicity. (Repeat).

Daisy tackles Kit about some stolen whisky, and Summer finds a stranger in the flat. (Repeat).

Lisa gives Kit an account of her movements, and Billy has some explaining to do to Summer. (Repeat).

Billy picks the worst moment to confess his sins, and Bethany suffers a humiliation. (Repeat).

David hides a secret from Shona, and a drunken Billy passes out in the bitter cold. (Repeat).

Bernie finds a frozen and barely conscious Billy, and Tim finds Mason a place to stay. (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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Magoo plays Ebenezer Scrooge in this version of Charles Dickens' Christmas tale. Voices: Magoo/Scrooge: Jim Backus. Bob Cratchit: Jack Cassidy. Tiny Tim: Joan Gardner. Marley's Ghost: Royal Dano. (Repeat).

An aspiring ballerina lands a lead role in a production of "The Nutcracker," but becomes concerned when she learns that no one who has performed the same part has ever gone on to become a prima dancer. (Repeat).

Two teams of kids embark on an epic, winner-take-all snowball fight in which a multistoried snow fort serves as the prize. However, they learn that friendship and teamwork are better than the spoils of war in this heartwarming animated adventure. (Repeat).

In this heartwarming period piece set in 1843 London, Charles Dickens writes "A Christmas Carol" after finding inspiration in the people around him and his own desire to be a better person. His novella helps transform Christmas from a minor holiday into a celebration of goodwill. (Repeat).

Pitches involving a winter tool and action figures. (Repeat).