Magnolia Network Canada (SD) (MAG)

John grew up in Destin, and when he introduced his wife Kim to the area she was smitten with the warm emerald waters and hot white sands. They love to visit John's parents there, but they've also grown tired of spending so much money on hotel stays. (Repeat).

Tracy and Dan are looking to invest in a new beachside property and would like to buy in an international location where they can experience a different culture and lifestyle from their own. (Repeat).

A couple looks to bring the shores of Key West to their donkey sanctuary in Missouri; despite having experience with building off-grid properties, they face challenges as they attempt to construct a double container home deep in the woods. (Repeat).

A midcentury modern home has lost some of its original personality over the years. After discovering Japanese influence in the home's exterior, Brett restores it while reworking the interior to include a sliding wall entrance to a large kitchen. (Repeat).

A 1906 Victorian lost some of its charm due to additions and modifications. Brett solves the mystery behind a decorative ring on the front of the house and returns interior details to their original glory. (Repeat).

A couple is looking for more light and space in their cottage now that they have a baby on the way. (Repeat).

The Ford siblings take on Leanne's dream renovation: a storybook cottage guesthouse. Leanne wants to remodel the kitchen, upstairs bathroom and under-utilized attic using inspiration from the cottage's incredible bones. (Repeat).

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A flight attendant whose renovation plans never took off faces finishing the job or losing her exasperated boyfriend. (Repeat).

A couple get caught up with the bells and whistles when Bryan takes on a much-needed renovation in their home. (Repeat).

A couple need more functional living space for their family, but they have difficulty embracing the storage-gaining solution that Bryan has devised for them. (Repeat).

A couple ambitiously take on a wedding and a reno in the same month in the Season 7 premiere. But when Bryan gets involved and starts making the decisions, these newlyweds begin to show signs of cold feet. (Repeat).

A couple can't wait to get started on customizing the home they just moved into. Included: Bryan has to get used to the owner's meddling. (Repeat).

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A flight attendant whose renovation plans never took off faces finishing the job or losing her exasperated boyfriend. (Repeat).

Featuring budget-friendly home renovaitons. (Repeat).

Riva and Raj seek help to fix their family kitchen, but quotes are already over the budget. Sabrina and Sebastian use their expertise to save the reno of Raj and Riva. (Repeat).

A couple get caught up with the bells and whistles when Bryan takes on a much-needed renovation in their home. (Repeat).

A couple need more functional living space for their family, but they have difficulty embracing the storage-gaining solution that Bryan has devised for them. (Repeat).

A couple ambitiously take on a wedding and a reno in the same month in the Season 7 premiere. But when Bryan gets involved and starts making the decisions, these newlyweds begin to show signs of cold feet. (Repeat).

A couple can't wait to get started on customizing the home they just moved into. Included: Bryan has to get used to the owner's meddling. (Repeat).

Featuring budget-friendly home renovaitons. (Repeat).

Riva and Raj seek help to fix their family kitchen, but quotes are already over the budget. Sabrina and Sebastian use their expertise to save the reno of Raj and Riva. (Repeat).

A family's 1890 home is in need of function and fun; the Benkos take on the challenge of creating order, while adding bold whimsy; the heat rises in the face of a friendly bet, as the Benkos race to finish the renovation on time. (Repeat).

A family wants their 1890 home to be funky, giving Gray the creative freedom to get as far outside the box as possible. (Repeat).

An artist recently purchased a house in Summerville and asks the Benkos to help turn it into a home for her and her family. Gray is inspired by her creativity, and Mike creates a magical surprise for her daughters. (Repeat).

The Benkos face their biggest challenge yet, transforming a neighbor's old boat shed into an entertaining space. Gray is stretched outside of her comfort zone, working with a neighbor who has never painted her walls any color other than white. (Repeat).

The Benkos are honored to renovate the Elizabeth Arden home. Gray is facing many challenges as she weaves her signature style into the 1893 home. (Repeat).

A family wants to update their 1920 Craftsman home for their 25th anniversary. Gray brings whimsy, bold patterns and thoughtful touches, Mike handcrafts furniture and Grumpy solves tricky issues common in historic homes. (Repeat).

Chip and Jo bring what they love most about "home" into their redesign of a local shelter for girls. (Repeat).

Gray and Grumpy help a young family who is hoping their historic 1890s home will grow with them through the years. Gray helps them tiptoe into color while Grumpy makes the historical home more functional, adding much needed storage for the growing family. (New).

A couple hires Georgia and Richie to renovate their cramped bungalow while preserving its charm. Georgia and Richie use the floorplan to create the Italian farmhouse-inspired space the couple has always desired. (New).

Chip and Jo bring what they love most about "home" into their redesign of a local shelter for girls. (Repeat).

Gray and Grumpy help a young family who is hoping their historic 1890s home will grow with them through the years. Gray helps them tiptoe into color while Grumpy makes the historical home more functional, adding much needed storage for the growing family. (Repeat).

A couple hires Georgia and Richie to renovate their cramped bungalow while preserving its charm. Georgia and Richie use the floorplan to create the Italian farmhouse-inspired space the couple has always desired. (Repeat).

The guys visit South Carolina to tackle the 100% cabin and renovate it into a hunting cabin. (Repeat).

The guys explore a pioneer settlement and salvage a classic log cabin and recover a hand-cut sandstone chimney. (Repeat).

The team tackle an overgrown cabin, but need to build a road to reach it. (Repeat).

Mark Bowe and the guys build a high-end vacation rental on an Alabama lake. (Repeat).

A basement is finished. (Repeat).

A man tries to complete work on a laundry room whose renovation started three years ago. (Repeat).

A couple who are tired of upgrading their home for prospective buyers and not for themselves are excited to get Bryan in to help them renovate their forever home. But letting go of control is going to be a hard sell. (Repeat).

A couple are excited to start some work in their new home, except that's the only thing they can agree on, which leads to Bryan getting caught up in an epic game of stone tag. (Repeat).

First-time buyers aren't prepared for the slew of problems they find after moving into their home. With a looming deadline of less than a month before their first baby is born, Bryan helps them through some reno growing pains. (Repeat).

Bryan is shocked to hear that after 12 years a husband hasn't delivered on his promise of living room bookshelves to his wife. Also: A history of adding in a couple feet here and there to rooms in their home is about to come to an unhappy ending. (Repeat).

A basement is finished. (Repeat).

A man tries to complete work on a laundry room whose renovation started three years ago. (Repeat).

A professional makeup artists needs to have her 80s-style bathroom remodeled into a space she can work in. (Repeat).

A professional hockey player and her husband dream of having a personal gym. But right now the space is more like a storage locker in need of some serious organization. The duo make some smart spends, and work a hockey themed DIY into the design to create a dual-purpose gym and laundry space. (Repeat).

A couple who are tired of upgrading their home for prospective buyers and not for themselves are excited to get Bryan in to help them renovate their forever home. But letting go of control is going to be a hard sell. (Repeat).

A couple are excited to start some work in their new home, except that's the only thing they can agree on, which leads to Bryan getting caught up in an epic game of stone tag. (Repeat).

First-time buyers aren't prepared for the slew of problems they find after moving into their home. With a looming deadline of less than a month before their first baby is born, Bryan helps them through some reno growing pains. (Repeat).

Bryan is shocked to hear that after 12 years a husband hasn't delivered on his promise of living room bookshelves to his wife. Also: A history of adding in a couple feet here and there to rooms in their home is about to come to an unhappy ending. (Repeat).

A professional makeup artists needs to have her 80s-style bathroom remodeled into a space she can work in. (Repeat).

A professional hockey player and her husband dream of having a personal gym. But right now the space is more like a storage locker in need of some serious organization. The duo make some smart spends, and work a hockey themed DIY into the design to create a dual-purpose gym and laundry space. (Repeat).

The oversized lot makes this 1920s home a great purchase, but Ashley and Michael must reverse a boring 80s renovation with the historic feel of handcrafted doors, shiplap ceilings, and original floors that get a fun checkerboard pattern. (Repeat).

Camelbacks are rare in Galveston, Texas, but the challenge is to make it a historic head-turner. (Repeat).

The Cordrays renovate a very old, very unique backhouse, creating a kitchen where there once was a porch, building an office space that used to be an attic, and finding a distinct dining solution perfect for a small home. (Repeat).

The Cordrays pick an entry for their tiny backhouse's main kitchen, reusing the old sink and other antiques; Ashley and Michael try to make homemade tile. (Repeat).

Short-term rentals are a Galveston staple, especially one a block from the beach. The Cordrays build a deck worthy of the ocean view, build a kitchen island with a ship grate, and create an outdoor seating area perfect for Galveston's subtropical temps. (Repeat).

Preserving the historic charm of this 140-year-old duplex is priority one as the Cordrays keep the original interior paint, reuse original exterior siding in the kitchen, and turn a contemporary shed into a lovely outdoor sitting area. (Repeat).