Home and Garden Television Canada HDTV (HGTVD)

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Keith and Evan are forced to dig themselves out of a financial hole after losing money on their first flip in NOLA. Now, they aim to turn a dilapidated double into a traditional treasure by incorporating all the grandeur elements found in the Big Easy. (Repeat).

Alison returns to a 140-year-old home she loves but had to walk away from after endless delays. This time she demands complete design control over the project, but as time passes, she questions if she's right back into the same mess as before. (Repeat).

Three scary homes in the Mysterious Midwest square off for the chance at a $150,000 makeover by designer Alison Victoria! It's between a haunted house with deathly decor, a home full of ghosts with a terrifying basement, and a church surrounded by graves. (Repeat).

Three scary homes in the Nightmarish Northeast battle for a chance at a $150,000 makeover by designer Alison Victoria! It's between a house with a giant well in the kitchen, a custom home full of death traps, and a former jail with a scary bat problem. (Repeat).

The road trip comes to an end as Retta reveals the winner of the Scariest House in America! Then, the winning house receives a $150,000 home renovation from HGTV's Alison Victoria, transforming their once scary house into a once-in-a-lifetime dream home. (Repeat).

Alison returns to a 140-year-old home she loves but had to walk away from after endless delays. This time she demands complete design control over the project, but as time passes, she questions if she's right back into the same mess as before. (Repeat).

A couple sets out to build their dream farmhouse based on a vision board made thirty years ago. With a unique floor plan and spacious closets, they aim to bring their dream home to life. (Repeat).

Alison is excited about a client's project: a renovated single-family home with history and high-end finishes. But the strain mounts when a one-year deadline is set, and he tells Alison he's moving in whether the house is completed or not. (Repeat).

Alison jumps in to save a family that's about to give up on their dream of owning an 1890 home in Little Italy. She stretches the budget to include a fireplace in the living room, a modern chef's kitchen and a stained glass door to the main bathroom. (Repeat).

Alison steps in and takes over when she sees a couple's choppy and terrible floor plan. She aims to deliver on their dream of a rustic, Italian home in the city, creating one of her favorite kitchens, arched doorways and a stained glass masterpiece. (Repeat).

A couple looks to Alison to take on their perfect property, a downtown Chicago penthouse. Alison discovers this is no easy project, however, as these clients come in with high-end taste, a tight budget and struggle to give up control over the design. (Repeat).

Jillian takes on a hillside home that's outdated and rather small for a family of five, while Todd searches for a place that's bigger and better. (Repeat).

A rundown character home in an upscale neighborhood has Jillian wondering if she can transform the inside to match its curb appeal, while Todd tries to wow the owners with something built in this century. (Repeat).

A home that's a bit of a diamond in the rough needs some major updating by Jillian for the owners to be convinced to stay and not jump at the chance to buy the house with more beds and baths Todd is trying to sell them. (Repeat).

Jillian tries to mend the brittle bones of an aging character house to keep the owners in the city, while Todd goes country to find the idyllic acreage for the family and their new horse. (Repeat).

A family of six adults need more space, which Jillian tries to give them with an open-concept redesign of their current home, while Todd searches for the perfect five-bedroom house. (Repeat).

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Newlyweds seek to leave snowy Toronto behind and enjoy the sun in Playa Del Carmen. They recently made an offer to purchase a restaurant in town, so there's not much time to buy a home. (Repeat).

High school sweethearts from Texas are searching for their dream oasis in Tulum. While she's focused on finding a place suitable for their three teenagers, he's envisioning a low maintenance love nest for just the two of them. (Repeat).

A family is hoping to flee from the cold winters of Canada and enjoy Nuevo Vallarta. (Repeat).

A couple from New York City is looking to trade their hectic city lifestyle for the chill, relaxed vibes of Puerto Vallarta. They are looking for a space with amazing ocean views, near the center of a lot of restaurants and shopping, and with enough room (Repeat).

A California couple looks to return to open a business in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. (Repeat).

A former NFL player is leaving the busy Miami area to live a more peaceful life in Tulum. While on vacation, he realized that Tulum would be a great place for him to slow down after his decade-long football career. (Repeat).

A family of four is selling their beloved Texas farm for their dream home in Isla Mujeres. After just one trip to Isla Mujeres, they could not resist the turquoise waters and the white sand beaches. (Repeat).

A "Not Couple" couple is looking for a luxurious place to relax in beautiful Tulum. Their priority is proximity to the beach and as many luxurious amenities they can find. The search proves challenging as they try to obtain all they want for a bargain. (Repeat).

A family is willing to spend over a million dollars if they find a home in Akumal with modern finishes and plenty of yard space. (Repeat).

A couple from the Pacific Northwest is fulfilling their dream and moving to Mahahual, Mexico. They discovered the area during a long drive from Cancun and realized the town's laid-back vibe was exactly what they were looking for. (Repeat).

A California couple, who love to travel, are unpacking their bags in beautiful Playa del Carmen. They have been all over the world but keep coming back to Playa year after year. They love that the area is packed with things to do. (Repeat).

A divorced man wants to settle in a single-family home in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. He looks for a property that is move-in ready and spacious enough to accommodate visiting family members and friends, plus, it must have a swimming pool. (Repeat).

A Colorado couple looks for a jungle escape in Tulum. (Repeat).

Outdoor enthusiasts from Colorado are relocating to the up-and-coming area of Huatulco, Mexico. They'll have the mountains and the ocean at their fingertips, not to mention it's the perfect place to teach their 4-year-old son to surf. (Repeat).

A Los Angeles couple relocates to Manzanillo after she falls in love with the area. (Repeat).

A couple looks for more family time with their daughter and searches for a home in Riviera Nayarit. Generating rental income is at the top of his list, and he doesn't mind a renovation project as well, but she prefers something they can enjoy now. (Repeat).

After 14 years together, a couple looks to buy their first place while planning their wedding in Atlanta. He wants a swanky townhouse as close to downtown as they can get, but she's insisting on a big traditional single-family home in the country. (Repeat).

A couple searches for a new, large family home after their existing house sold unexpectedly in Aberdeen, South Dakota. She's a designer and wants a fixer-upper to make their own, but he's a contractor and doesn't want to spend time on another renovation. (Repeat).

David introduces a couple looking for a property in Phoenix with a pool and basketball court. Parents of a family of seven look for a house in Atlanta that could fit all of them comfortably. (Repeat).

After years of nannying for wealthy families, an Australian woman plans to utilize her life savings to purchase a beachfront villa in Vanuatu. She seeks peace and serenity on this island paradise, but transitioning to off-grid living may be difficult. (Repeat).

A family from Atlanta decides to move to Valencia, Spain and are looking forward to living the Spanish life and remote work. (Repeat).

A Virginia mother wants her daughter to experience a slower pace of life in Brasilito, Costa Rica. She's looking to escape a frantic, consumer-driven culture, but she may experience some unexpected sticker shock. (Repeat).

A couple leaves their small-town life in Oregon and moves to Tarragona, Spain. (Repeat).

David introduces a couple looking for a property in Phoenix with a pool and basketball court. Parents of a family of seven look for a house in Atlanta that could fit all of them comfortably. (Repeat).

After years of nannying for wealthy families, an Australian woman plans to utilize her life savings to purchase a beachfront villa in Vanuatu. She seeks peace and serenity on this island paradise, but transitioning to off-grid living may be difficult. (Repeat).

A family from Atlanta decides to move to Valencia, Spain and are looking forward to living the Spanish life and remote work. (Repeat).

Newlyweds seek to leave snowy Toronto behind and enjoy the sun in Playa Del Carmen. They recently made an offer to purchase a restaurant in town, so there's not much time to buy a home. (Repeat).

High school sweethearts from Texas are searching for their dream oasis in Tulum. While she's focused on finding a place suitable for their three teenagers, he's envisioning a low maintenance love nest for just the two of them. (Repeat).

A family is hoping to flee from the cold winters of Canada and enjoy Nuevo Vallarta. (Repeat).

A couple from New York City is looking to trade their hectic city lifestyle for the chill, relaxed vibes of Puerto Vallarta. They are looking for a space with amazing ocean views, near the center of a lot of restaurants and shopping, and with enough room (Repeat).

A California couple looks to return to open a business in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. (Repeat).

A former NFL player is leaving the busy Miami area to live a more peaceful life in Tulum. While on vacation, he realized that Tulum would be a great place for him to slow down after his decade-long football career. (Repeat).

A family of four is selling their beloved Texas farm for their dream home in Isla Mujeres. After just one trip to Isla Mujeres, they could not resist the turquoise waters and the white sand beaches. (Repeat).

A "Not Couple" couple is looking for a luxurious place to relax in beautiful Tulum. Their priority is proximity to the beach and as many luxurious amenities they can find. The search proves challenging as they try to obtain all they want for a bargain. (Repeat).

Empty nesters who have fallen out of love with their townhouse suggest to Jillian that an open-concept redesign with an art studio could persuade them otherwise, although Todd has his heart set on finding them the perfect retirement-ready home. (Repeat).

A couple who love the street they live on, but aren't so crazy about their house put Jillian to work fixing a strange layout while Todd searches for their perfect home. (Repeat).

A couple who are expecting their second child are having second thoughts about their homely character home. (Repeat).

A nightmare house in a dream neighborhood has Jillian working double time to renovate a flooded basement and keep a fed-up homeowner from moving. Meanwhile, Todd looks to impress with a turnkey home in the area. (Repeat).

In the Season 4 premiere, Jillian takes on the redesign of a home that's bursting at the seams with four kids and their parents, while Todd looks for a spacious new house to convince this family to move. (Repeat).

Jillian has to create a sanctuary in a mountainside home to make up for the homeowner's killer commute, while Todd is stretched to the limit trying to find a new house with space for a Pilates studio and that's closer to the city. (Repeat).

Lyndsay and Leslie return to their hometown of Mukilteo to help a retired Navy commander and his wife update their home. With a sunken living room, a cramped kitchen, and a vanity sink in the middle of the main bedroom, the twins face big obstacles. (Repeat).

Two sisters are tasked with selling their parents' previous home and look to increase its value with some updates. Lyndsay and Leslie step in with another pair of twins, Bryce and Colby, to help renovate and mentor them in the ways of twinning. (Repeat).

Lyndsay and Leslie take on the renovation of a 1950s rambler with a shabby exterior and an abandoned bomb shelter in the backyard. However, the twins learn that the house's closeness to a new sewer system causes a slew of issues that only intensify. (Repeat).

A realtor tries big price drops on a property, but they still can't sell. Lyndsay and Leslie step in and look to turn their "grandma chic" midcentury rambler from gray and peach into a true retro prize, and they're using their best tricks to do it. (Repeat).

After discovering a failing septic system, Lyndsay and Leslie are stuck with a home they can't sell until the county approves costly plans. With no end in sight, the twins look to turn a historic ballroom to its former glory with modern elements. (Repeat).

A couple looks to lead a simpler life in their new townhome but must sell their dated house with an uncommon layout. Lyndsay and Leslie take on the '80s style kitchen and bathroom and tackle the makeover with an inexpensive farmhouse style. (Repeat).

A chance meeting leads Lyndsay and Leslie to a pet-damaged home where they turn a patchwork place of unfinished projects into a boho ranch stunner. The twins focus on a kitchen redesign and curb appeal, and one sister can't resist a new puppy of her own. (Repeat).

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