Magnolia Network Canada (SD) (MAG)

Chip and Joanna Gaines have big ideas for transforming an old brick building into a boutique hotel in downtown Waco. Before demolition begins, they must make tough design decisions for the guest rooms, while preserving historical architectural elements. (Repeat).

Jo finishes the design for all floors of the hotel; Chip starts with the demo; The team experiences the hardships of making a 33-room boutique hotel out of a century-old property. (Repeat).

Builder Chase Morrill and his team are in West Bath, Maine, to work on a family camp on the coast of the New Meadows River. (Repeat).

After finding an infestation of mice in their current home, the owners gut it and bring Tamara and the team in to work their magic and transform their mouse house into a critter-free oasis. (Repeat).

It is all hands on deck. Tamra gets help from her father, the kids, and her cousins, as she works tirelessly to renovate her sister's house. (Repeat).

Tamara and her team take a gutted shell of an estate and transform it into a European-style chateau of a dream house. (Repeat).

For Johanne the local Humane Society has gone to the dogs. Frances, Shelagh and Andrea have tried to utilize the small facility to the best of their ability but a lack of space and know how has turned it into a real mess. (Repeat).

A man blames his unfinished kitchen on his laziness. (Repeat).

A couple who are desperate to gain living space for their growing family receive a reality check from Bryan on the cost of their reno. (Repeat).

Practicality takes priority for Bryan, much to the chagrin of a homeowner who is ready for her dream renovation to get underway. (Repeat).

Bryan tries to earn the trust of a couple who are daunted by the idea of a large reno, but still they have a laundry list of wants. (Repeat).

Life changes drastically for a couple when Bryan arrives to help them prioritize their overdue renos. (Repeat).

For Johanne the local Humane Society has gone to the dogs. Frances, Shelagh and Andrea have tried to utilize the small facility to the best of their ability but a lack of space and know how has turned it into a real mess. (Repeat).

A man blames his unfinished kitchen on his laziness. (Repeat).

A finished but dysfunctional basement is revamped. (Repeat).

Sebastian and Samantha work to fix Jennie and Michael's problem solarium, while transforming the kitchen it's attached to. (Repeat).

A couple who are desperate to gain living space for their growing family receive a reality check from Bryan on the cost of their reno. (Repeat).

Practicality takes priority for Bryan, much to the chagrin of a homeowner who is ready for her dream renovation to get underway. (Repeat).

Bryan tries to earn the trust of a couple who are daunted by the idea of a large reno, but still they have a laundry list of wants. (Repeat).

Life changes drastically for a couple when Bryan arrives to help them prioritize their overdue renos. (Repeat).

A finished but dysfunctional basement is revamped. (Repeat).

Sebastian and Samantha work to fix Jennie and Michael's problem solarium, while transforming the kitchen it's attached to. (Repeat).

Michael has overpaid on a house that claims to be a Victorian which lacks details from the era. Ashley and Michael need to make this home look like a Victorian again without going over their budget, and they only have six weeks before the baby arrives. (Repeat).

Ashley and Michael try to restore Galveston's reputation as America's "Playground of the South" by turning a dilapidated tiny house into a beach getaway for a small family to enjoy on the weekends. This is supposed to be a straightforward renovation. (Repeat).

With four houses under construction and her baby fast approaching, Ashley's feeling overwhelmed. When Michael announces he bought a new house that's on the city's demo list, she realizes this unique 1930s bungalow needs to be saved. (Repeat).

Ashley falls in love with an old Victorian that still has most of its original details, but the asking price is high. They decide to take on the project despite the slim profit margin to help to restore the neighborhood with a beautifully renovated home. (Repeat).

Michael sees potential in a Victorian bungalow that has been eaten away by termites, leaving catastrophic damage. With so much neglect to repair, Michael and Ashley have an extremely tight budget which forces them to do more DIY projects than ever. (Repeat).