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In 2020, Alexei Navalny gets poisoned with Novichok; world diplomacy accuses Putin's Russia; a few months later, the war with Ukraine is triggered and the sanctions fall on Russia.

Telling the stories of epic train journeys through stunning landscapes around the world, and meeting the characters who travel, work and live near them.

Esmaa Mohamoud's acclaimed sculpture series, "One of the Boys" mixes two very different kinds of uniforms: the basketball jersey and the ball gown; this combination poses a range of questions about how gender is defined and how it's experienced.

Since 1857, the Lincoln County Agricultural Fair has attracted thousands of people each year; over time, independent fruit growers and peach orchards have given way to industrial-sized vineyards, but the close sense of community remains the same.

On March 21, 1980, a torrential rainfall and ensuing flood crippled downtown Port Hope. A year later, a group of locals launched a 10 km commemorative race down the Ganaraska River, and the annual Float Your Fanny Down the Ganny was born.

Rachel, Joe and Carol head to Australia to look for Rosie and Carol's brother.

Turkish-Canadian artist Erdem Tasdelen's creative journey, exploring the inspiration behind his experimental artworks.

The first fawn of the year arrives at the rehab centre; two volunteers plan to make rehab a lifelong commitment.

The story of the Mimico Centennial Library, a much-loved community hub that promotes literacy, and offers free language classes and programs to newcomers, children, and seniors.

Carolyn Whitzman discusses her new book, Home Truths: Fixing Canada's Housing Crisis. Then, Jeanne Beker talks about her early influences, memorable interviews, and recent experience with cancer.

Boomer and the others help a beaver who is trying to build a dam; Scout is a little frightened of the mysterious "Loggielooboo," until he finds out what it really is.

Lili struggles to find the perfect gift for a newcomer family.

Piper and Aston make a squeeze bottle rocket launcher craft with Mandisa's help.

It's busy at Zerby Town Airport, with Dotty the Drone, Flynn the Plane and Chase the Helicopter all flying around at the same time.

The bat hasn't gotten any sleep since the chicks hatched.

Odo brings the best show and tell to forest camp, a fox named Reggie, but the birds find him terrifying; Odo must convince the squawking campers that Reggie the Veggie is friendly.

After a day playing in the mud, Tiny and Tall have fun washing their own clothes; due to a silly mix-up, they need to employ different strategies to sort things out.

Xavier Riddle, his sister, Yadina, and their friend, Brad, meet heroes from the past -- from Eleanor Roosevelt to Leonardo da Vinci.

Harmony, Melody and Bop are at the beach, and they're going to play all day.

Mayor Humdinger's plan to win the giant melon contest goes off the rails when his "melon" bounces away and causes chaos all over town.

Andy becomes obsessed with all things Scottish after finding out about his heritage.

Annie is forced to make a decision... What will she do?

It's Oswald's birthday; after running into a Party Crasher creature, there are suddenly four identical versions of him.

Kenny G sings about the letter Z to his usual crowd of animals, mentioning zebras, zucchinis and zombies.

The artist known as Seventeen, who likes to paint 17 of everything; learning all about the number 17 with "Numberblock Seventeen.".

A Mandarinteryx moves into homebase and causes a big mess.

Jasmine has written a song and wants to sing it with the Lalalas but they sound really bad; Jasmine tries to give them the right instructions but it doesn't work and she despairs.

The kittens are playing in the park, but with all the dust and pollen in the air the kittens start sneezing and forget to cover their mouths; their dad teaches the kittens how to sneeze properly.

6-year-old Savannah is an outgoing kid who really digs dinosaurs and wants to become a paleontologist.

Messy and friends meet bee royalty.

Polkaroo and Angela learn about subtraction while they play an awesome game of bowling.

Zamzoom and Orbie meet Earths largest land animal.

Children have fun painting a space scape on Perspex, then washing the mural away with a hose.

The pups must invade the Spider King's lair to rescue Apollo; Ryder and the others must rebuild a trapeze before a show.

Rosie tries to be a reporter but has trouble finding things that are newsworthy; Rosie and Jun believe there is a jalapeno giant on the loose.

Donkey and Panda discover a surprise spider.

Melody is upset when a new crab friend seems to ruin her sandcastle, but she learns that the crab is only trying to play in a different way.

A song about the word nervous.

BooSnoo goes on three different train journeys; BooSnoo sees its own reflection and takes a trip to the mirror ball disco; BooSnoo becomes part of a computer game; travelling on platforms, side scrollers and inside 3D games.

Kitties Cookie, Pudding and Candy learn to look before they leap with their boundless imagination.

Mandisa makes a penguin craft from a paper plate; Xander and Piper follow along and learn how to make penguins with soft, fluffy cotton balls, black paint and a paper plate body that lets it waddle back and forth.

DJ Bass, Kimu and Banni prepare a special surprise for Huhu's birthday and ask for Momolu's help. The friends soon find out that putting your own spin on something can be the best surprise of all!

The babies and their friends work together to clean up the playroom.

Little Malabar and Squirrel want to picnic in space, but apart from the Earth, none of the other planets in the Solar System seem appropriate; they discover several exoplanets in the galaxy for them to visit.

Three performs magic tricks with apples.

A new pirate friend shows Polkaroo around their ship.

Ladybird and Bee play a Moss Jumping game.

Opie is excited to make a special dinner for Mom when he drops a carton of eggs and has to change plans; fortunately, an act of neighborly kindness inspires Opie to find a new way to make dinner special.

Bebe and Mo meet Major Indira from the Snowbirds; they sit in a real-life jet cockpit and take in a Snowbirds airshow; Gavin takes a tour of Hamilton's Warplane Heritage Museum.

On today's Five Ingredient Challenge Maksim and Pradnesh are baking cookie dough bites.

Yum wants to make an apple cake. The Coco Boo chase the apples that have fallen from the tree, but the apples get damaged and end up as applesauce.

Gabby visits the horse stables for her riding lesson; she counts eight horses and ponies before doing an impressive eight jumps in the horse rink.

At the pool, Dex solves Dino Experiment 1003, and helps Kayla get her best swimming time yet.

The little giraffe wants leaves from the trees, but he can't reach and the others won't share.

Master Corporal McKenzie visits the backyard with his bagpipes and shares some tips on how to play them; Monica creates her own bagpipe "craft-strument" and they're joined by Junior Jammer Xander for a backyard performance.

Ava creates a Venn diagram to help her class choose a new pet.

In the Dino Wilds, a sightseeing expedition quickly turns into a wild Dino ride.

Momolu, a gentle panda, helps his friends with their problems.

In her video for, "The Greatest Heron," Hip Hop Heron shows viewers around her usual haunts, singing to them from a lake edge, river banks and wetlands; like all herons she's a bit of a lone wolf and prefers her own company.

The clay creatures explore a child's play area when nobody is around.

Coming to know that the forest is a giant carbon sink, Taviss joins the team for the day, learning about all of the high tech tools the team uses to determine how forests become carbon sinks.

Vance is a 10-year-old boy from Brampton, Ontario. He is Canadian, Jamaican, Indian, and African American! Vance loves hip hop, break dancing with his dad, and learning how to DJ. Vance has dreams to become the first Black Prime Minister of Canada!

Mo and Bo are mistaken for a snow monster.

Animated series about an almost 5-year-old girl and her fun and wise grandmother. Based on the children's book series by early childhood education expert Laura Henry.

The peacock's feathers want their fair share of fame.

Ladybird and Bee go to meet the Queen of the bees and all of her new babies.

The slug wants to crawl along with the snails.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk through the city to a place where they can play football; they count the windows in a building, make happy faces, say hello to a bug and even see a house that looks like a bear.

Pup is at the beach and Kit is in the snow to investigate the opposites melting and freezing; Kit and Pup are also helping a little investigator discover which food will melt and which will stay the same.

Ten presents a rundown of the top hit songs in Numberland; the Numberblocks teach number bonds to 6 7, 8, 9, and 10.

Looking for something fun to do, Mia and her friends decide to play a new Code Game, using coding blocks; they discover the game will run smoother if Codie does the actions concurrently.

When Pip shows a fear of worms, Posy finds a fun way to help him get over the problem.

Children learn how a drone works; captures some bird's eye footage.

Boomer discovers that the best way to befriend a little toad is to make sure he doesn't startle it by disturbing its habitat.

Kitties Cookie, Pudding and Candy learn to look before they leap with their boundless imagination.

Frizzy is ready to lead her greatest adventure yet, beating her Grandpa's record and proving herself a superstar sailor; before Reef and Roadie hack the race to nab the award for themselves and land in hot water.

Rex's collection of pinecones is big enough to climb; if only Zack and Rex could figure out a way to get the pinecones to stay in a pile and not fall when they try to climb up.

It's time for a party, so Polkaroo and Angela are getting everything ready for the party; they make sure to organize all of their stuffies from smallest to biggest to keep things organized and tidy before the party.

Howie and Baboo visit the airport and learn how parts of the helicopter help it fly.

Donkey feels jealous when Grampy teaches Panda piano.

Beatrix runs away after feeling neglected while Riley focuses on writing a new song; Beatrix is in for a big surprise when she accidentally eats some of Dr. Dandelion's Gigantor Cabbage and grows to the size of a building.

When the Duke and Claw use a magic cauldron to put the people of Barkingburg to sleep, their plan backfires when the enchanted fog works on Sparks; it's up to the Paw Patrol to wake up the Dragon along with everyone else in town.

The gang goes back in time to discover Crock's untouched smoothie berries and some well-fed birds.

Kyla asks Blynk and Aazoo why humans don't have tails; with the help of an intergalactic science expert, Kyla learns why humans no longer have tails, what animals use their tails for, and the things humans can do despite not having a tail.

Phil experiments with the Magnus effect, gyroscopic precession, pushing string and Da Vinci's perpetual motion wheel.

Eric makes a straight line look like it's curved.

The top four facts on beluga whales; four they are great divers, three the head of a champion, two they eat fresh fish and one their habitat is endangered.

As the Xs check the agents' licenses for fighting oddness, Orla and Oswald realize they must get their creature-handling licenses quickly; a villain plans to turn everyone into puppies.

Day two heats up as the athletes learn how to sport climb; Sienna and three-time world champion Sean McColl teach the athletes how to boulder, fall, and climb safely.

Martin and Chris are hanging out in China with their giant panda friend Stuffo, when they receive reports of snowy owls showing up all over North America.

It's a lovely sunny day, so his parents insist Tom plays outside in the sunshine, ruining his plans to eat snacks and watch the Jolly Fruit Bunch on TV all day; Liz draws the Jolly Fruit Bunch and makes a jar of paper flowers.

The girls' team and presenter Camille Ucan are in Kenya, learning the sporting skills of the Maasai Warriors; today, their training includes a tough water carrying race.

Singer-songwriter Scott Helman brings his cajón to the backyard, inspiring Monica's "craft-strument" project; Junior Jammer Ward joins them for a performance.

Easy steps on how to make a speedy paper plane.

Chloe and Housten head over to Bird Kingdom in Niagara Falls to spend the day with bat-specialist Veronica Jackson and the Egyptian fruit bats colony.

After a boat game, the Grimwade family thinks about how much water and electricity they use when a light switch is left on.

After suffering through repeated, tsunami-like floods north of Manitoba's Riding Mountain, the Von Bargens lead the call to restore nature's flood protection systems.

Jeyan learns about Francis Pegahmagabow, the most highly-decorated First Nations solider for bravery in Canadian military history, and why his actions are worth remembering.

What's behind costly flights? The Agenda explores why it costs so much to fly in Canada. Then, how can a person end up as a citizen of nowhere? Author Jamie Chai Yun Liew explains.

A painting, sold as the work of an iconic Native artist, leads the rock star who buys it into the brutal world of an art forgery ring in Canada's far north.

What's behind costly flights? The Agenda explores why it costs so much to fly in Canada. Then, how can a person end up as a citizen of nowhere? Author Jamie Chai Yun Liew explains.

A painting, sold as the work of an iconic Native artist, leads the rock star who buys it into the brutal world of an art forgery ring in Canada's far north.

After suffering through repeated, tsunami-like floods north of Manitoba's Riding Mountain, the Von Bargens lead the call to restore nature's flood protection systems.

Picton residents have rallied to keep the Regent Theatre open, which first opened as an opera house in 1918.

Joe, Rachel and Carol continue their search in Australia; but things end tragically.

Shaheer Zazai's meditative process blends Afghan carpet design and digital art to explore the nuances of change and cultural identity.

Learning the secret of rehabilitating seals from experts at Vancouver Aquarium; search and rescue is launched.

A garden center attempts to keep carp out of Hamilton's marshes and ponds; Jeyen investigates the need for more trees.

What's behind costly flights? The Agenda explores why it costs so much to fly in Canada. Then, how can a person end up as a citizen of nowhere? Author Jamie Chai Yun Liew explains.

Boomer learns to respect his new toad friend's habitat; Scout and his friends help a baby duckling settle down for a nap.

At the Pet Adoption Fair, Emily Elizabeth and Clifford help others find forever friends.

Donkey creates a sculpture for the Someplace Else art show.

A monster tale of a colossal creature who really, really likes bigger numbers.

Gabby is joining her mom and dad for a ride on the different tractors on her farm, from the big wheels to the planter hitch, Gabby explores how tractors work and why they are important for farming.

The tiger is supposed to perform a daring circus trick but he's too scared to go through with it.

When Farmer Al's truck and Bettina the cow get stuck on top of a broken bridge, the pups must lower them to safety and find out what's wrong with Bettina.

Stuck without power in the bamboo forests of China, the Wild Kratts must figure out how to save the pandas, who are being turned into stuffed toys by villain Zach Varmitech.

Noisy birds keep Elinor's dad awake; Elinor loses her voice just before she and her friends are supposed to sing for the class.

Morley and the Science Team help clean up the lab by building a Rube Goldberg machine that tosses paper in the recycling bin, making it a perfect combination of cleaning and competition.

How to make a roller tool that creates a unique pattern, perfect for a print or custom wrapping paper.

After staying up all night making music, Jambo wants to sleep; Dubidu and the Lalalas are playful and won't be quiet; Jasmine decides to tackle the problem and use the noises to make a lullaby that makes all Soundland sleepy.

Everyone has been kept awake by a mysterious sound; Messy and his friends go to find its source.

Felix calls Dr. Cheddar to tell him about his exciting day, but Dr. Cheddar can't hear him; Annie decides to have a danceathon, and turns her music up loud, just a few meters away from where Felix is trying to talk.

Miss Mabel, the Eurasian Magpie, is one of the world's most intelligent creatures, she can even recognize herself in the mirror; she sings all about her love for bling on the track, "Magpie I am".

Mandisa introduces Luke and Olivia to a craft that's both a DIY ring toss game and a bear's face; after tracing, cutting and painting their paper plate rings with watercolors, the kids attach a recycled paper towel roll to act as the pole.

Ryder performs an incredible stunt during a rescue, inspiring a young boy to become a daredevil; Ryder entrusts the care of Adventure Bay to Robo-Dog while he and the pups take a vacation.

After another rescue of the four young kids, Big Kev wonders if the beach is safe for them; the cadets decide to take them under their wing and attempt to train them as 'Junior Junior Cadets'.

A song about the word exhausted.

When a flock of birds moves into Banni's house, their chirping causes her to lose sleep; her friends decide to find a new home for the birdies.

Children discover animals found on a farm including chickens, ducks and pigs.

JoJo is excited to show Gran Gran around the city farm and she can't wait to see Melanie the chick again; when they arrive at the chicken enclosure, they can't find the little fluffy chick.

Mandisa shows Vanier and Colette how to build a robot.

Melody tries to be like her friends and realizes that she is similar to each of them in some ways while different in others.

Kit and Pup have a found an accordion and are investigating to see if it is stretchy, squashy or both.

A fanfare; the underground workshop of a mole; Book Girl makes a cello by doing magic.

The Game Catchers are five friends who travel through space exploring fantastic planets with one big mission: to discover, play and collect all the games in the universe.

While learning about the wheelchair parasport of Boccia, Bamboo Love's para athlete friends proudly showcases all the different ways one can throw, kick, and roll the Boccia ball to get as close as possible to the white target ball known as the jack.

The babies and their friends love learning about animals, especially baby animals.

The kitten is back but Pins and Nettie have a hard time dealing with her; they like the kitten, it's just that she can be a bit much.

Anish shows Polkaroo around his restaurant and offers some new foods to try; Polkaroo tries spicy dips and fresh naan, and then has to nurse a runny nose with a napkin.

Terribly bad; lousy; not very good; it's a song about the word atrocious.

Red and Blue meet Yellow and have fun coloring the seaside.

Ladybird and Bee go on an adventure to find where the purpley smell is coming from in the Wild Meadow.

The clay creatures explore a child's play area when nobody is around.

Emily Elizabeth, Clifford and his doggy friends help prepare the beach for a storm.

When his style is called predictable, Ollie agrees to get a fashion makeover, only to discover that being dependable Ollie suits him just fine.

Exploring early foundation topics such as counting, patterns, measurement, shapes and numbers.

When Saara declines to pick Dana for her dodgeball team based on Dana's size, Dana applies survival techniques from the smallest dinosaur ever found (the Microraptor) to prove that being small isn't a bad thing.

Karl wants to go to a prestigious school for animal keepers, but first he has to pass his exam.

Everest and Shade rescue a baby mountain goat stuck in a crevasse.

Myrna the Mynah bird leads her new feathered friends astray, and it's up to the PAW Patrol to rescue the wayward flock; Adventure Bay is holding a "kids only" soapbox derby race when a mysterious newcomer named Hum-Kid shows up, breaking the rules.

Firefighter Ember's caution sign disappears and accidents rise all over; no one in Wordsville is cautious or careful.

Messy, a monster, explores science questions that children ask about the world.

With the help of intergalactic science expert, Jessie, Serena discovers how humans make sounds, how different animals make different sounds, and how scientists are decoding animal communication.

A T-ball championship game is jeopardized when the balls go missing.

A heat wave hits Qyah, and Molly is determined to find out the highest temperature on record; Molly and Trini must save Qyah from a wildflower.

Pins and Nettie have been invited to a sleepover at their friend's house; they've been excited about it for such a long time but now that the night has arrived, they are apprehensive about sleeping somewhere other than their own beds.

Bebe helps Mo open his piggy bank and they learn about Canadian coins; Gavin visits Steve at the Canadian Coin and Currency Exchange and learns how coins are made at the Canadian Mint.

Dancing apples in a garden conservatory; a drinking man eating red cabbage; Book Girl makes a fish bowl by doing magic.

The kittens visit a greenhouse with their grandma to look for special animals in the tropical garden to earn their tracker badge; Cookie has trouble finding animals.

Scout and his friends help a baby duckling settle down for a nap by figuring out calm activities to help him and a routine.

Mom, Dad, Dee Dee, and the pugs have a dance party.

Eric uses a hula-hoop to mark out an area in the grass; with this Eric can find, count and catalog all the creatures he finds in that space.

Koko gets hooked on a computer game trying to beat Hodge's high score. She becomes so obsessed that she neglects to be safe on the rails.

Bondini and Jaeda help Alexis make a family album for her grandpa to organize his family photos.

Howie and Baboo visit an observatory where they see through a telescope and learn how scientists are searching for life beyond Earth.

The top five facts on porcupines: 5 -- heavyweight contender, 4 -- it stinks, 3 -- it is covered with thousands of quills, 2 -- one has to be smart to attack it, and 1 -- orange teeth.

The T-Rex isn't skilled at playing basketball.

Star athlete Eddie discovers that lacrosse doesn't come easily to him, but learns that it's important to be an inspiration as it is a star.

The Very Small Creatures discover a flashlight and have fun making shadows with themselves and items in the playroom, but when Yellow brings something big close to the light, they get more than they bargained for.

Claw finds a way to make Sparks' breath icy; Chase accidentally pulls the legendary Golden Bone of Excalibark from its stone.

Did you know, if it weren't for gravity you would just float away into space? This episode of Space Kids looks at the glue that holds our Universe together.

Best friends and word detectives Gabby and Sly solve word mysteries in the town of Wordsville.

Dancers mash up ballet and tutting, and show their balancing skills on floating rocks.

Zadie soothes Ellie to sleep with a story; the wombats fix Super's favorite mug.

The Mobile Unit comes in to help when the Odd Squad Mail Department becomes overrun with Pentagurps; Orla and Omar work with two back-up agents at Shmumber Farms.

Beach hacks; Abhi gives his bodyboard a makeover; Fede's got the info on bluebottle stings; Oriel makes a no-sew beach bag; Molly makes a sandcastle.

Drakon, a 10-year-old Tsimishian boy from Terrace, British Columbia, gives a tour of his school where students get to ride horses and take gym class outdoors in the forest.

Intergalactic science expert Anthony explains about dogs' super sense of smell, why dogs smell butts, and different ways both humans and animals greet each other; Blynk invents a Universal Greeting Suit that quickly gets out of hand.

Aviva and Koki make a catapult; Chris and Martin set out to learn everything they can about grasshoppers and their jumping powers.

Luna Li brings her harp to the backyard, Monica builds her own instrument and Junior Jammer Christina joins them for a "dreamy art-pop music" performance.

Morgan, Charlie and the pups are trapped when the school is taken under siege from a very mysterious, and very smelly, force of nature.

13-year-old Viggo is dreams of being a world class chef. With the help of Tai and our guests Chef Mary and Chef Eron, Viggo can learn what it takes to use all your senses while being a Chef and creating amazing dishes!

Children go on errands by themselves for the very first time as a camera crew follows along.

Ernie embarks on a journey to the Blue Mountains; he encounters three individuals, an energetic cave guide, a Gundungurra man, and a nature lover.

Jeyan travels to South Stormont, home to Canada's only Civil War memorial, which is dedicated to the 40,000 plus Canadians who fought in the U.S. between 1861 and 1865.

Analysis and debate on issues that are affecting the world at home and abroad.

A new arrival exerts her feminine wiles.

Esmaa Mohamoud's acclaimed sculpture series, "One of the Boys" mixes two very different kinds of uniforms: the basketball jersey and the ball gown; this combination poses a range of questions about how gender is defined and how it's experienced.

Afua Hirsch discovers new art, music and theater in South Africa's townships as she explores creativity emerging in amapiano dancing, hair braiding and black surf culture.

The story of the Mimico Centennial Library, a much-loved community hub that promotes literacy, and offers free language classes and programs to newcomers, children, and seniors.

Analysis and debate on issues that are affecting the world at home and abroad.

A new arrival exerts her feminine wiles.

Shaheer Zazai's meditative process blends Afghan carpet design and digital art to explore the nuances of change and cultural identity.

Afua Hirsch discovers new art, music and theater in South Africa's townships as she explores creativity emerging in amapiano dancing, hair braiding and black surf culture.

Unionville's annual festival kicks off with a parade down Main Street, to celebrate the 1969 victory over encroaching developers.

Ernie embarks on a journey to the Blue Mountains; he encounters three individuals, an energetic cave guide, a Gundungurra man, and a nature lover.

A record store in Kingston is a go-to location.

Exploring the division of labor between prehistoric men and women; questioning this anthropological and ethnographic model, a stereotype now being disputed by the scientific community.

Steve Paikin explains what giving the mayors of Toronto and Ottawa strong mayor powers means.

Hope recruits an unlikely wildlife rescuer.

Exploring Tazeen Qayyum's unique artistry, shaped by her experiences in Pakistan and Canada, and her use of motifs and repetition.

JoJo doesn't know what to do with the odd socks in Gran Gran's laundry basket so Gran Gran suggests they put on a puppet show, just like she used to do with Great Gran Gran when she was JoJo's age.

Atshani stands up to bullies who tell lies about her.

Zack and Axle design a race course that goes right through the middle of Zerby Town; they plan many types of courses before deciding on one.

Bebe and Mo build their own canoe, and explore Canada's rivers, where they meet Olympic kayak medalist Adam Van Koeverden, while Gavin reports from the Mackenzie river, the longest river in Canada.

After an encounter with a magnetic crane, Wilson finds himself magnetized and attracting a lot of unwanted attention!

Mandisa shows Ellie and Sebastian how a cardboard box can make a good firetruck with a coat of red paint and some bottle caps for sirens and paper ladders stuck to the side.