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In 1961, Berlin was reunited, but decades of isolation left deep-rooted urban and social scars and lasting international repercussions.

Exploring Lego artist Ekow Nimako's captivating passion for creating imaginative worlds through figurative artworks.

Brian learns about the oldest planet in the solar system Jupiter, which uses its size to manipulate other planets.

Race car driver Austin wants to turn his knowledge of cars into a paying job; Madison, who has Down syndrome, is looking to pursue a career in modeling.

Delving into Soheila Esfahani's journey from Iran to Canada, exploring her profound inspiration and recent installation, "Cultured Pallets: Aga Khan Museum.".

Michael Palin revisits his second travel series, an ambitious trip from pole to pole, featuring reflections from Sir David Attenborough and Joanna Lumley.Guests: Michael Palin..

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

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

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

Melody learns how to help a squirrel gather nuts; Boomer learns to use textures to help remember how to get back the way he came.

When Luc receives a prank kit from Mrs. Oldstein, he gets hilarious reactions to his tricks, but soon doesn't know when to quit.

Zack and Rex are taking some fresh batteries out to some Zerbies who ran out of power; Dotty the drone knows the way, but following a flying Zerby isn't easy.

The little leopard is searching for a place to sleep, but it's not easy.

Mandisa crafts up a slinky dragon craft to show her friends Ben and Kiyari, who are then inspired to make their own; the kids start with the dragon's face, adding feathers, googly eyes and grinning teeth, before creating a paper chain for its body.

Welcoming kids ages three to five to a world full of possibilities and teaching how to deal with setbacks in a meaningful way while promoting the development of self-efficacy and self confidence.

Tall wants to make music with his friends; some of them don't understand the difference between music and noise.

Alvin Ailey shows Yadina that music and dance can help bring people together.

The desert is very hot and very dry, the Singalings are trying to see what animals live nearby. There's not a lot of water but there's lots of sand. Can you think of an animal that would live in this land?

When Harold Humdinger uses a giant robot to take the buildings of Adventure Bay and make his own town, the Mighty Pups must save the day.

Wild geese stop at the Shelter to feed and rest during their southern migration; Audrey and Tommy notice one goose has an injured wing.

Willy-T sings a song about how white-tailed eagles were once considered almost extinct but are now making a comeback.

Leo wishes he could live an exciting life like the Vikings of Icelandic sagas.

Olive and Otto, agents with the Odd Squad, investigate unusual happenings in their town.

Kenny G sings about the letter X to his usual crowd of animals, explaining what's so extraordinary about xylophones, foxes and counting to 60.

Super-rectangle Eighteen shows the others how to ride the rays on the super-duper looper.

A young Broccoliosaurus isn't tall enough to reach the delicious blooming flowers high in the trees until Ginger and the Baby Pea-Rexes come up with an ingenious way to get to them.

Priya, Ella's best friend from Earth, surprises her with a visit; while Ella is happy to have her friends together, she starts to feel jealous when Priya is great at everything.

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.

12-year-old Quixton loves making people laugh. His dream is to be a comedian.

Lofty has a broken finger, so Mustard goes in search of help; Messy and friends save the day and discover that bones are amazing.

Polkaroo, Hudson, and Chica find out who is the fastest track star during an exciting front yard race, and especially who will come in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd.

Zamzoom and Orbie drop down into Newfoundland, Canada to meet some gannets.

Felix and Annie decide to put on a theatrical production about vegetables; through song and dance, they explain how vegetables grow and how important it is to eat them; when they're finished, they send Dr. Cheddar a recording.

The heroic rescue pups, led by a tech-savvy boy named Ryder work together to protect the community; geared with special skills, gadgets and vehicles that help them on their rescue missions, the PAW Patrol is always up for the challenge.

Rosie, Crystal and Mom become doggie detectives to find the owner of a lost dog toy; Rosie builds a cardboard house for Gatita.

While getting ready to make big art, the pals get stuck to a big glue bottle.

The Bears come across a mysterious creature in the woods.

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.

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

When Huhu wants to make room in her house to open a dance studio, it becomes necessary to learn how to let go of things but hold onto the good memories.

The babies and their friends have fun learning to count together.

Little Malabar is very curious and very lucky; he gets to travel into the universe as if it were a big playground, and talk to planets and stars to understand how the world took form.

Three and Four paint and Five and Two learn how to stamp, but One feels left out.

Joining Polkaroo for a vibrant day at a campground with Susan and Emily; Polkaroo wears a fun vest, puts flowers in a vase, and stumbles upon Susan's van.

Ladybird and Bee discover something that can hide very easily.

When Opie resists bedtime and wishes that he was the parent, Mom and Dad grant him his wish and Opie learns that being the grown up is harder than it looks.

Bebe and Mo learn what it means to be Canadian with kids on a playground; Gavin visits Sainte Marie and learns about First Nations people and early Canadian settlers.

Maksim and Pradnesh make spaghetti carbonara.

Coco Lala wants to teach pirouettes to Coco Toot and Coco Loulou. Since it's difficult for them, Lala creates a new fun dance on a trampoline.

Gabby helps her family harvest the soybeans.

Dex and Kayla conduct a dino experiement to discover is dinosaurs can drop and regrow their tails like some lizards can.

Mother owl doesn't know whether she's coming or going when her three mischievous babies try to leave the nest.

Big Smoke Brass band visits the backyard and inspires Monicas trumpet craft-strument project; Junior Jammer Arthur showcases his trumpet talent before they all come together for a big brass jam.

Exploring tools that measure the size, length or amount of something.

Stunt motorcyclist Wild Cat joins the patrol to try to keep Ruff-Ruff Pack troublemakers from trashing the town.

Momolu wants to build a sandcastle but ends up helping everyone else instead, forgetting that it is also important to do what one wants sometimes.

Big Badga gives a rap performance in the park, his rap is packed with badger facts about where he lives and how he hunts for his food.

Eric finds math in living things and natural structures.

Taviss discovers the special relationship between plants and fungi, uncovering the underground networks that sustain plant life.

Twin sisters, Kara and Zara, from Halifax, Nova Scotia, bring a unique blend of Nigerian and Canadian heritage; they talk about thier love for animals and learning more about the rich Black History of Nova Scotia.

Princess Flug finds a slug and wants it to be her pet.

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 squirrel mother is busy gathering nuts, so she doesn't have any time to look after her kids.

While they are gazing at the twinkling stars, Little Malabar and his friend Armadillo meet some small grains of very old light; they invite Little Malabar and Armadillo to come with them to discover how they came to be.

Ranger Hamza and the Ramblers walk through the town to the beach, where they are all going to take part in a litter-pick; on the way, they pretend to be mermaids, spin like wind turbines, run from their shadows and even paddle down a crystal river.

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

Bee is trying to figure out a tricky beeswax shape puzzle.

At the Rays Track, Twenty-Four is ready to race all day and all night.

Invited to try Para Badminton, Bamboo Love discovers that this parasport has different styles and is encouraged to try Wheelchair Badminton; the panda realizes it takes a lot of racquet skill and wheel control to play this fun para sport.

Melody has trouble finding an instrument for the book band she is forming with her friends.

A group of children play party games such as pass the parcel then have an egg and spoon race.

Bondi and Sandy compete to win the annual Iron Roo with the assistance of the cadets; they soon let their competitiveness get the better of them and do not heed the weather warnings.

Flynn is a float plane, but the new Zerby Town Airport has a runway for him to land on, and there are wheels he can use.

Polkaroo and Angela make some noise and learn some new moves using patterns to have a dance party.

Howie and Baboo visit the Royal Ontario Museum where they learn how a volcano is formed and see a lava eruption.

Donkey hosts Gator's game show for a day; Donkey joins the Balance Ball team but feels uncomfortable doing something new.

Riley struggles to find the perfect sound in her new song; Starlet enlists a synthetic computer and unleashes ultra-magnet powers on the town.

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.

In the future it's raining glitter, which is both horrible and fabulous at the same time. The team goes back in time to discover how Doc Crock's unrecyclable plastic glitter created a mountain of trouble.

Young inquirer, Nagashri, asks intrepid inventors, Blynk and Aazoo, why does she laugh when something is funny; with the help of an intergalactic science expert, Anthony, she learns why humans laugh and how laughter can affect one's health.

Newton's third law states that for every action there's an equal and opposite reaction; to prove it works no matter how big or small something is, Phil maxes it out by building an air pressure powered rocket car that he can ride.

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.

It's Powerlifting and Damiyah is the Sport Leader. Can Claire three-peat for another medal?

The Kratt brothers investigate the lives of predators and prey.

Tom gets lost in the woods with Uncle Kevin, Auntie Alice and the cousins; Liz shows how to doodle a bug with an umbrella.

The top four facts on Crustaceans.

Rock band The Beaches stops by the backyard for an epic jam session; Monica gets working on her electric guitar "craft-strument" before Junior Jammer Benny joins them for the performance.

We all need our best friends. Chloe is about to find out all about the Lorquin's Admiral Butterfly and it's BFF Oceanspray with the team from Parks Canada.

Ella and Tim Grimwade and their six children challenge themselves to go green.

In the heart of the Atlantic, a team looks at devil rays, fish with "wings" nearly 13 feet across; in northeast Turkey, cameras are carried by brown bears and in southern France, on-board cameras look at guard dogs protecting sheep flocks.

Smoked meat sandwiches aren't the only attraction at Nate's Deli.

The town of Ajax, Ontario stands as a memorial to soldiers who fought in a naval battle off the coast of South America.

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

A motorist's attempt to avoid a drunken hiker causes another death; Kate disagrees with Dr. Ferrenby.

Exploring alternative voting systems and their potential to revolutionize our democracy.

Filmmaker and environmental activist Andrew Nisker investigates our relationship to household waste by enlisting the help of an average urban condo couple and a typical rural family in this fun and informative adventure through our everyday garbage.

Before gaining international recognition as the Dancehall Godfather, legendary singer Johnny Osbourne was at the forefront of a revolution that transformed Toronto into one of the most vibrant reggae communities in the world.

Former track athlete turned model Rachel Romu hopes to change the fashion industry by bringing visibility to those with disabilities.

In the heart of the Atlantic, a team looks at devil rays, fish with "wings" nearly 13 feet across; in northeast Turkey, cameras are carried by brown bears and in southern France, on-board cameras look at guard dogs protecting sheep flocks.

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

Drew is on the Autism spectrum and is looking for a career in the toy industry; Clover, a partially-sighted visual artist, dreams of a full-time career in the art field.

Once a mining town, Sudbury's core is filled with fond memories, from the amble scramble pedestrian crossing to Canada's very first parking meters. In the 1980s the Elgin Street strip drew a rough and tumble crowd on Saturday nights.

Michael took on his longest and most gruelling journey yet - a 50,000-mile route around the Pacific Rim taking in Russia, China, Vietnam, Australia, and New Zealand and North and South America.

In a distinctive style inspired by tradition, Christi Belcourt's "The Wisdom of the Universe" reveals that the wonders of the natural world are worth fighting for.

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

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