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K'gari, also called Fraser Island, is Ernie's next destination; he meets up with a proud Butchulla man, a four-wheel drive enthusiast and a determined woman with a special connection to whales.

Jeyan meets a team of scientists who are working to give fruit a longer shelf life with a naturally-occurring chemical.

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

The sculptor Evan Penny uses some tricks borrowed from movie magic to create a realistic self-portrait; discussing Penny's self-portrait that imagines himself years in the future as an old man.

The Rundown probes the latest developments in Iran and the expanding role of artificial intelligence in modern warfare. Then, scrutinizing Canada's response and whether its foreign policy principles are applied consistently or selectively.

On April 17, 1982, Canada's repatriated Constitution was signed into law, enacting the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The Charter aims to ensure that all Canadians can live life free of discrimination of any kind.

The Muskoka Lakes takes viewers on a three-hour boat ride along some of the most famous shorelines in Ontario. Journey past opulent cottages and boathouses. Watch steamships ply the waters just as they did a century ago. Visit long lost resorts, an historic inn, a boat-only church and an eerie shipwreck. The Muskoka Lakes are a place of contrast; a mixture of wooden heritage cottages and billionai

Axle gets stuck in a gully; Strut, Dotty and Zack look for the perfect spot for a new windsock; Lily and Zack race down a path with natural obstacles.

Lili jumps at a chance to plan Ivan's wedding celebration, but is forced to change course when she realizes he doesn't want to be the center of attention.

Audrey, Tommy and Maeva spend the day with Hector to learn about his job as a vet; Audrey thinks she'll be a great intern, but when she realizes Tommy and Maeva are doing better than her, she loses all confidence in herself.

The octopus wants to bake a peach cake, but one of her arms has plans of its own.

After much digging, Camp Leader shows the campers a time capsule filled with amazing things left by campers from long ago; now Odo wants to bury something that will show birds of the future what Forest Camp is like for him and his friends.

Tiny and Tall's dimple juice stand is open for business as soon as they can agree on their juice recipe! To help them out, Tiny and Tall's friends come together for a taste-test.

Theodore Roosevelt helps Brad overcome his dislike of creepy crawly things, showing him that nature needs space to live and grow.

Singing along with Ava and her AVA-tars.

Polly and her friends decide to play Classroom at the Friends' Bench; Bella and Cody upset Stephie by blurting out answers to every question without raising their hands first; that gives Polly an idea.

The top four true or false questions on the German language: 4 -- German is the most-spoken language in Europe, 3 -- in German "to toast" means "to eat," 2 -- German has very long words, and 1 -- German is like French.

Chase and Chickaletta switch bodies and must learn to work together to return Cap'n Turbot's boat to the bay.

Ozzie is torn between solving oddness or helping Opie, who has been promoted to Head of the Department of Help; Ozzie has Bad-luck-itis.

The unit tries to stop a group of villains who want to break into headquarters to steal an ancient artifact; the agents don't know that their greatest challenge will come from someone inside.

Kenny G croons about the letter C to a crowd of animals, citing crocodiles, cool cats and cheetahs.

The adventures of friends who can always count on each other.

Patch's buddy Red gets stuck in the snow; Ginger and the baby Pea-Rexes have to get creative to work out a way to defrost their friend while keeping themselves above freezing point.

It's Priya's birthday and her friends want to give her a nice gift; Ella suggests a birthday star.

Vee needs someone to pull the royal carriage for the Prince of Buffertonia and all the Chuggers race to get the job, but Harrison is first, thanks to cutting corners and going through a few red lights.

It's summer in OKIDO, but Messy wants to chill out in the snow, so he's lucky when the snowflakes come out to play.

The tadpole is having a wonderful time with its parents until all its siblings hatch.

Cris and Crat become suspicious and investigate after they spot a stranger talking to Cris' mom.

When Mayor Humdinger's giant neon sign of himself gets loose, the PAW Patrol must stop it from rolling through town.

Rosie tries to make tomorrow come faster so she can go to the Dino Park; Rosie looks for her missing walkie-talkies.

Jeff Mouse, Donkey and Panda seek a hiding moth; Donkey makes up a song while she waits for Turtle-Lou to deliver her guitar.

Boomer wants to find a way to carry his special snowball around without melting it.

From singing clams to floaty jellyfish, BooSnoo takes an adventurous trip under water.

DJ Bass wants to perform her special new song and asks Momolu and Banni for help with the show; Momolu and Banni get stuck trying to make the perfect showstopper, but a little persistence helps them to solve their problem.

The kittens and Daddy visit the library, but the library has strict rules; you are not allowed to make noise, run around or play and the only thing you are allowed to do is read books; the kittens don't want to follow the rules!

Pip gets carried away trying to tidy up Posy's house.

Bamboo Love is suddenly drawn to a shaking sound that opens an uncontrollable urge to move, shake, rattle and roll; realizing the sound comes from the musical instrument known as Maracas shakers, Bamboo Love gives them a try and shakes the day away.

When Otis loses his grapes only to discover he already ate them, Codie goes shopping for more; after using code to pick the right kind of fruit, Codie and Mia surprise their hungry bear pal with more grapes.

After discovering it's difficult to play tennis alone, One meets another One; together, they learn about adding and join forces to make Two.

Hudson doesn't see the number four on the number wall; Polkaroo searches the farm and the front yard while Hudson hangs out at the Polkaroo Counting Lab, both of them counting and finding different iterations of the number four.

Five friends who travel through space exploring fantastic planets with one big mission, to discover, play and collect all the games in the universe.

Bebe and Mo set sail to Newfoundland to find whales with the help of Captain Justin of O'Briens Whale Boat Tours; Gavin spots orca whales off the coast of British Columbia.

Annie is given a curious waving cat toy by her new friend; it's from Japan, and Annie's not quite sure what to make of it; Dr. Cheddar explains how different cultures have different toys and symbols.

Harry smells - he needs a bath! He learns the importance of good hygiene and how it affects his friendships.

Gabby spends the day at her friend Maelle's vineyard; the pair explore the vines and count six bunches of grapes.

The top five marine animal defense mechanisms; five the gliding method, four the inflation method, three the electric shock method, two the illumination method and one the secret weapon.

Up, up and away; Ryan takes flight to learn about air pressure and why our ears pop.

The future is plagued with the super-sneezy Blox Pox virus; the team goes back in time to find the virus's source.

Ava sings a foot tapping song about probability.

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.

Become a Power Scout this march break!

Tiny and Tall help some newly-hatched birdies get back to their mama.

Teensie invents a new racing game, which is all about running as far as you can. But after each round, Marv keeps declaring himself the winner. After all, he got sooooo far! Marv's friends have to help him comprehend the difference between far, farther, and farthest.

When the friends tackle an outrageous obstacle course, Tiny struggles due to her short stature. When they finally see things from Tiny's perspective, Tall and Marv adjust the course so it's fair for players of all sizes!

When Tiny's impressive tower of building-blocks gets knocked down, she and Tall compete to see who can build the tallest new tower. But Tall uses all the rectangle-shaped blocks, leaving Tiny with only the triangle ones. They finally learn that the secret to a crash-proof tower is triangles AND rectangles!

Tall is excited to show his friends the orphaned Fuzzywaller he rescued; it's so cute and little, but once his little pet starts eating, it quickly becomes not so little; worried that his dad won't let him keep a pet that isn't little, Tall doesn't want to admit that it's growing.

After a day of playing, Marv realizes that he lost his mittens, and he doesn't know where he left them! Everyone works together to retrace their steps, but they disagree about which direction to go. Once they start following their snowy footsteps, they finally find their way over, under, and around obstacles to find the tossed-aside mittens.

The friends are camping outside. But Tall gets scared when he hears a spooky noise! The friends realize that it was a bird... all the way down in the valley. When Tall continues to worry over strange noises, they try to help him understand the difference between small, faraway sounds and big, close-by sounds. Finally, they relocate the camp-out to outside Tall's house, so that Tall can hear his da

Tiny is very proud of her big new bunch of balloons; her friends take turns holding them, with Teensie going last; but when Tiny is distracted, Teensie disappears; Teensie must have taken Tiny's balloons; upset, Tiny has her friends help search for Teensie; but they can't find her anywhere; when they finally hear Teensie calling to them, they find her stuck in a tree, high up the mountain; the bal

Marv invites his buds over to play; but his bedroom is messy; Marv doesn't mind, but it's stressing Tall out!; the friends try different sorting strategies to get the toys all stashed away just in time to get them all back out again, and make another mess!

Tall is sad: his favorite stuffie is damaged! Tall doesn't have enough happy feelings inside him to play with Tiny, today. He uses rocks in a bottle to show Tiny how much happiness he has. The bottle is almost empty! Tiny decides that, maybe, she can share some of her happy feelings with her friend! Tiny tries her best to cheer up her blue buddy.

When Tiny and Tall find a well, they decide it must be a wishing well. Pretending to be adventurers, they throw stones in and declare what they'd wish for. But Tiny gets carried away: she can't stop wishing! After all, they're just pretending- why can she have as many wishes as she wants? But Tall likes it when stories have rules. They debate the pros and cons of unlimited wishes, finally deciding

The friends embark on a nighttime birdwatching expedition. Tall is keen to spot the elusive Star Bird: it only comes out at night! They have to be very quiet, or it will get scared away. To communicate, Tall demonstrates how they can send messages silently, by blinking their flashlights in a special way. But the messages keep getting mixed up, because no one can remember Tall's pattern! Teensie de

Tall's dad needs dimpleberries to make a pie, so Tiny and Tall decide to have a berry-picking contest. Each friend calls out the numbers of berries, as they grab them. But Tall is confused: how is Tiny counting her handfuls of berries so fast? Tiny insists that she isn't counting, she just knows: simple! Tall is frustrated by this explanation, until Tiny shows him how to use subitizing to count sm

Tiny and Tall are tired of having to call across the chasm between their mountains in order to communicate. There has to be a better way! Tall wants to build a speaking tube, whereas Tiny suggests miming. But neither method feels quite right. They put their heads together to create a simple telephone system using string and two empty razznut shells. Now, they just need to get the length of the str

Tiny, Tall and Teensie are making snow pals with their friends. After building them, they get hats, mitts, stone buttons and carrot noses in a pile, and set to work dressing their snow creations. But when they finish, something looks wonky. Tall's carrot looks funny on Teensie's little snowman! They have to rearrange the accessories to get things right.

Last night's storm blew a large tree down - right over grumpy Mr. Ramadillo's home! Seeing that he needs their help, Tiny and Tall put aside their differences with the crusty critter. They enlist Giantina to help them collect some big rocks. Then they build a pulley system, experimenting to determine how many rocks they'll need to hoist the tree off Mr. Ramadillo's hole.

Tall is upset when his kite gets caught in a too-tall tree. Insisting that they can just play something else, Tiny encourages Tall to play catch. When a baby Gilly beast joins them, Tiny and Tall are impressed by how powerfully the beast can throw the ball back to them, using its mouth. Tall wonders whether, if they position the beast at the right angle... they just might have a chance of bonking

Tall and his Dad love cleaning and tidying. After a busy tidying day, Tall's left with all sorts of stuff to get rid of. Tiny convinces him to set up a trading post in the valley, to trade fancy rocks for the stuff he doesn't need! Tall will always make space for more fancy rocks. Although Tiny doesn't understand Tall's rock obsession, she's happy to help him determine how many rocks should be tra

Today is Gilly-Be-Leaving Day and Tall has an old map that will lead them to the Gilly migration lands before they leave for the Snowy Season ! The problem is, there are hundreds of steps to get there! With help from Tiny, they figure out that counting by tens may just help them reach the Gillys before they miss them.

Impressed by Tiny's acrobatic skills, Tall organizes a talent show for everyone in Littlevale Valley, making sure everyone's seats, snacks, and props are sorted and organized; the talent show is a big hit, but Tall has a confession: he doesn't have a special talent, or does he? His friends help him appreciate his superstar talent for sorting and organizing.

Tiny and Tall decide to create their own picture book to showcase all the critters in LittleVale; they divvy up the duties as they traverse the Valley, Tiny's good at drawing creatures, and Tall is good at drawing the environments; when it's time to put the book together, they've forgotten which creature goes where and have to remember the order of the day's events.

Excited to show off the new magic skills she's been practicing, The Tremendous Teensie (with her trusted assistant Tiny) treats the gang to a magnificent magic show... Maybe they should have thought twice about using pibbles for the doubling trick!

Tiny and Tall are having an art day at Tall's cave, pretending to be fancy painters; but Tall is annoyed when Tiny uses up all his paints!; when Tiny reassures him that they can mix more paint, Tall is dumbfounded; they need to experiment to create the colors they're missing.

Tiny invites Tall over for a fancy lunch. She's prepared a Tiny Towner delicacy: Perfect Pepper Soup! But... Tall Folk don't like spicy food. The friends try out a new recipe, adding and subtracting peppers to finally make a lunchtime treat that's not too spicy, and not too boring!

When Tiny and Tall discover some discarded razznut shells that a group of hungry gillybeasts left behind, Tall insists that they clean up the mess. But Tiny wonders whether there might be a use for the debris. Discovering that the shells make a funny sound when she hits them with a stick, Tiny tries organizing them from biggest to smallest. Then, with sticks in hand, she and Tall make beautiful mu

It's wintertime in LittleVale, which means.... sleighing! Tiny's excited that she and Tall are finally old enough to be allowed to sled on their own. But as they search for the perfect sledding hill, they disagree on what to search for. Tiny thinks that sledding should be SPEEDY! But Tall wants sledding to be SAFE. They consider a few hills before deciding on one that's not too tall (aka speedy) a

When Tiny loses Tall's favourite striped stone, they go on a mission to retrieve it; when they can't find a stone with the right stripe pattern, Tiny is inspired to get creative.

Tiny and Tall are excited to pick lots of zazzy fruit; Tall is stressed when the differently sized fruits get mixed up; they use their sorting skills to set things straight.

Tall plans a special picnic party for his buddies; Tiny gets so excited, she forgets how to share; Tiny's friends help her ensure that everything's fair and square.

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

The Mighty Pups must stop Sweetie from using her new powers to take over Adventure Bay; Mighty Nano gets the hiccups, so it's up to Liberty and the Mighty Pups to find a cure.

Xavier and Yadina find out there are many ways to help Brad feel better after he falls off his bike.

Liam is an out-of-this-world 13-year-old who's shooting for the stars with a dream of becoming the first disabled astronaut! With the help of Tai, Liam is going to experience first-hand what a day is like in space and launch his very own rocket.

Akeylah travels to Ottawa to meet up with Gen, a plumber, to learn how to fix a leaky faucet in the Skills Space. After finding the rights fittings, Gen takes Akeylah on a service call where they install a secondary water valve. While there, they also unclog a drain to get the water flowing! Gen cuts open the pipe and they find the blockage by using a super cool drain snake camera. Akeylah now is

When Ms. Currie needs help in the community garden, Dex and Kayla strike a deal.

The agents find out that things are different at night at Odd Squad; agents visit unicorns in Cloud Town.

Odd Squad agents share their observations of unusual things around the team's headquarters.

Zadara is an 11-year-old girl from London, Ontario; she is a proud Canadian Jamaican who loves to dance with her siblings, horseback ride, and wants to win an Oscar for acting!

Ava wants to be on the cover of a breakdancing e-zine and she wants her pic to look perfect, just like her favourite influencer's pics.

Eric experiments with and learns more about soluble substances, such as salt, that can dissolve in water.

Chris and Martin discover the abilities of the blue heron.

In this festive episode of Green Squad, 10-year-old Arielle wants to make her family's Christmas more eco-friendly without losing any holiday cheer. With the help of Éric and Shakira, the Squad sets out to find the perfect sustainable tree, learning about native species and even living trees, that go back to the tree farm after the holiday to be re-used the following year.

Jasmine is looking for the inspiration to make a beautiful song; every day, she goes into nature, looks at art books and watches how her friends play; in the evenings, she gets together with Jambo to watch the sun set and tells him that she's sad.

Mikaela learns all about motion capture at a video game company; Mikaela tours an ice cream factory and creates her own flavor.

Teiota'sharià:kon, whose English name is Tommy, is a 7-year-old Kanien'kehá:ka boy from Kahnawà:ke, Que.; Tommy loves to play chess, is learning how to play piano and taekwondo, and wants to be an artist like his dad.

Southeast Asia's Coral Triangle, the world's epicenter of marine biodiversity is facing a collapse due to accelerating threats, primarily global warming causing mass coral bleaching, unsustainable fishing and pollution.

TVO Today's John Michael McGrath walks everyone through a history of tariffs in this country, and explains why undoing free trade is more difficult than ever.

On April 17, 1982, Canada's repatriated Constitution was signed into law, enacting the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The Charter aims to ensure that all Canadians can live life free of discrimination of any kind.

Why are mental health challenges escalating so rapidly among Gen Z, as antidepressant use and disability claims surge well beyond population norms? Then, when it comes to sexual health, why are young people having less sex overall, but taking fewer precautions and getting tested less often?

On April 17, 1982, Canada's repatriated Constitution was signed into law, enacting the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The Charter aims to ensure that all Canadians can live life free of discrimination of any kind.

Take a mesmerizing bird's-eye view through southern Ontario's beautiful Niagara region. TRIPPING The Niagara starts high above Lake Ontario, flying through the charming streets of Niagara-on-the-Lake, soaring above Fort George, over abundant fruit orchards and vineyards, before dipping deep into the gorge to follow the churning emerald waters of the Niagara River to the world-famous Niagara Falls.

Art expert Philip Mould and journalist Fiona Bruce investigate mysteries behind paintings.

On April 17, 1982, Canada's repatriated Constitution was signed into law, enacting the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The Charter aims to ensure that all Canadians can live life free of discrimination of any kind.

Why are mental health challenges escalating so rapidly among Gen Z, as antidepressant use and disability claims surge well beyond population norms? Then, when it comes to sexual health, why are young people having less sex overall, but taking fewer precautions and getting tested less often?

On April 17, 1982, Canada's repatriated Constitution was signed into law, enacting the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The Charter aims to ensure that all Canadians can live life free of discrimination of any kind.

Take a mesmerizing bird's-eye view through southern Ontario's beautiful Niagara region. TRIPPING The Niagara starts high above Lake Ontario, flying through the charming streets of Niagara-on-the-Lake, soaring above Fort George, over abundant fruit orchards and vineyards, before dipping deep into the gorge to follow the churning emerald waters of the Niagara River to the world-famous Niagara Falls.

Art expert Philip Mould and journalist Fiona Bruce investigate mysteries behind paintings.

On April 17, 1982, Canada's repatriated Constitution was signed into law, enacting the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The Charter aims to ensure that all Canadians can live life free of discrimination of any kind.

Southeast Asia's Coral Triangle, the world's epicenter of marine biodiversity is facing a collapse due to accelerating threats, primarily global warming causing mass coral bleaching, unsustainable fishing and pollution.

Delving into Hangama Amiri's reflections on diaspora, belonging and artistic journey, from traditional painting to experimenting with fabrics, portraying her memories and diasporic experiences.

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 Collingwood to speak with residents about the growing number of cyclists on the road.

In the Italian province of Liguria, a journey along the Mediterranean's stretch of coastline into the Apennines Mountains, aboard a restored vintage train.

On April 17, 1982, Canada's repatriated Constitution was signed into law, enacting the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The Charter aims to ensure that all Canadians can live life free of discrimination of any kind.

"The Robotic Chair" comes to life after 20 years through the collaboration of three very different artists, combining art and engineering to realize their vision.

Why are mental health challenges escalating so rapidly among Gen Z, as antidepressant use and disability claims surge well beyond population norms? Then, when it comes to sexual health, why are young people having less sex overall, but taking fewer precautions and getting tested less often?

Take a mesmerizing bird's-eye view through southern Ontario's beautiful Niagara region. TRIPPING The Niagara starts high above Lake Ontario, flying through the charming streets of Niagara-on-the-Lake, soaring above Fort George, over abundant fruit orchards and vineyards, before dipping deep into the gorge to follow the churning emerald waters of the Niagara River to the world-famous Niagara Falls.

Boomer excitedly pretends to be a superhero; after all the other Bears find their animal matches, Scout is determined to find hers.

Emily Elizabeth and Clifford pretend to be Library Fairies as they help Mrs. Clayton gather book donations for the library; but when Clifford's favorite book accidentally gets donated, they're worried they'll never be able to find and get it back!

Donkey is nervous the first time she sleeps outside.

Huhu wants to put on show for the beaver kits but the energetic kits end up accidentally ruining everything; the friends use creativity to turn the mess into a great success.

Gabby joins her sister Kaitlyn to take care of the cattle on her farm; Gabby hand milks a dairy cow that makes milk sold at grocery stores.

Slippy and Ella can't agree on what fun adventure they will go on together so they each head off on their own; then, Ella wants to be just like her mom and plans to skate, scooter race and geyser jump her way to a trophy!

The panda wants to be able to dance as well as the two rabbits.

The Aqua Pups must save the Merpups' golden orb when Moby lures a giant squid into Puplantis.

The brothers learn about hunting mechanics from hammerhead sharks after Martin loses the Creature Power Discs.

In this festive episode of Green Squad, 10-year-old Arielle wants to make her family's Christmas more eco-friendly without losing any holiday cheer. With the help of Éric and Shakira, the Squad sets out to find the perfect sustainable tree, learning about native species and even living trees, that go back to the tree farm after the holiday to be re-used the following year.

B.O.T. must swing through the jungle to keep up with the Springy Snip as it bounces and snips amongst the trees and vines.

Wilson is sent to pick up a roll of special paper for the printers, but when he finds a broken pipe gushing water, he decides to play in it.

When Mayor Oki's pumpkins aren't big enough Messy and his friends muck in and save the day! With the help of some wiggly worms.

DJ Red, a robin redbreast, plays a track that describes his talent in singing melodies from the treetops to mark his territory and more.

Luke and Chloe join Mandisa at the crafting table for one of the most magical crafts yet - a castle that looks like it's floating in the clouds. The craft begins with a cardboard box, which the crafters paint different colours of their choosing. After adding sparkly turrets and flags, they set the castles upon a base of cotton ball clouds.

Mayor Humdinger becomes HumCatDingerMan to steal the spotlight from Cat Pack; the pups must save Tilly during the Turbot Tournament.

Four junior lifeguards work under the guidance and encouragement of mature lifeguards to become heroes of Kangaroo Beach.

Lumolo receives a souvenir from each of his friends before leaving Ita Island, but they all won't fit in his backpack; Momolu and friends work together and find a creative solution so that Lumolo can enjoy all his mementos.

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.

Making a snake craft with a paper chain body; Mandisa demonstrates for Ellie and Luke how to make a chain out of construction paper; adding a red forked tongue helps too.

Preston's automated scooter tour of Swoppiton does not go as planned; Mojo and Bo must find a way to chase down and scoop up those scooters and get the tour back on track.

Seconds, minutes, hours, days. It keeps moving in all kinds of ways. It's a song about the word time!

One day, Daddy and the kittens are going to visit Grandpa but is something wrong with Daddy's car, it's overheating; Daddy calls a tow truck to take his car to the mechanic and the kittens are excited to learn about fixing cars.

Five friends who travel through space exploring fantastic planets with one big mission, to discover, play and collect all the games in the universe.

Ellie's so excited to be going home to Jamaica that the Wombats and Mr. E start to worry whether she'll come back; Buckley comes over for a playdate with Zadie.

Polkaroo explores the local farmers market and the kitchen while Malik is back at the Counting Lab searching high and low for the lost 14; at the end of the day Polkaroo and Avery celebrate 14.

Emily Elizabeth asks for help to create the perfect mini golf course.

Moon drags Ollie off to India for a yoga lesson to improve his flexibility and his volleyball game, only to discover that she also needs to get flexible in her thinking.

When Jambo and Jasmine get into a disagreement, Jasmine and their friends imitate Jambo's gestures; this gives Jambo an idea: if they sing a song as if they were imitating the person in front of them, they can do a canon in which they can all sing.

Tiny and Tall thought they'd built the perfect clubhouse, but something feels off. They use trial and error to determine the ideal shape for their new fun-times fort.

Tom Gates takes a trip around his brilliant world, spends time with his friends and family, sings songs, plays games, and watches author and illustrator Liz Pichon doodling.

Isadora Moon's mum is a fairy and her dad is a vampire, making her a bit of both; an Isadora adventure always has a unique fairy-vampire twist.

Everest, the Turbots and a Space Rock get trapped in a cave; when Mayor Goodway goes missing, Mayor Humdinger causes havoc in Adventure Bay.

Become a Power Scout this march break!

From bite to bathroom, Ryan follows his food to learn how gut buddies keep us healthy and create that poopy result!

Jack discovers it's not just our taste buds making us go yum or eww when it comes to food.

Nell visits a water filtration plant to see how our kidneys act like built-in filters, cleaning out the waste from our blood; she even discovers why pee turns yellow and what it tells us about how well our bodies are working.

Up, up and away; Ryan takes flight to learn about air pressure and why our ears pop.

Grace meets pain specialist Dr. Annemarie from the University of Waterloo and learns the important role our spine plays in sending out pain signals. Grace is amazed by Annemarie's pain experiment that shows our bodies can't process two ouchies at the same time. And those pain sensors are also how we feel and touch our way through the world.

Bones sends Jack on the best B-Squad mission yet. He's off to play video games with neuroscientist Dr. Adrian from Western University. While Jack games, Dr. Adrian scans his brain to show him what areas get involved and why video games are so much dang fun!

Ryan teams up with Dr. Dawn from McMaster University to learn about fevers. He discovers that a fever is the sign that our superhero immune cells are on the job to get rid of the germs that make us feel sick. He gets to see germs live under the microscope, and then this dynamic duo role play as germ-hunters as they catch a real 'germ' with silly string.

Vocal coach Liz from SmARTS London shows Nell all the ways to get her body ready to sing her best. From face exercises to pitch practice, Nell hits all the right notes and ends the episode with a song dedicated to Bones!

Bones sends Jack to the gym to work with trainer Isaiah to better understand how our muscles work and how we can get stronger. Spoiler alert, it's not just about pumping iron - our muscles need more than barbells to be their strongest!

Nell and Dr. Jess from Guelph University are cooking up a tasty treat. While they prep a super delicious and super nutritious meal, Nell discovers that every veggie on her plate has a different role to play in helping her be strong and healthy.

While Bones tries to outdo his water bottle balancing record, Jack takes to the rink with sports scientist Dr. Jamie from Guelph University and learns the finer points to balance. Turns out all your muscles play a part in helping turn you from a wobbler into an expert glider.

Grace is amazed to discover that lots of our furry pals have baby teeth too! She helps Dr. Laura at the St. Lawrence College vet clinic to check-up and give a cleaning to a few furry patients and discovers that regular brushing and teeth maintenance is required for all creatures big and small.

Dr. Philip from the University of Guelph puts Ryan through a super-sweating test to show him how and why his heart beats faster when he exercises. It's not just about Ryan's big heart, but also his lungs and the oxygen moving through his body.

From bite to bathroom, Ryan follows his food to learn how gut buddies keep us healthy and create that poopy result!

Jack discovers it's not just our taste buds making us go yum or eww when it comes to food.

Nell visits a water filtration plant to see how our kidneys act like built-in filters, cleaning out the waste from our blood; she even discovers why pee turns yellow and what it tells us about how well our bodies are working.

Skye, Liberty, Everest and Ranger Aspen head off on a road trip in the Adventure RV to attend a desert concert by their favorite Pop Star, Sierra Sparkle; there's a new Meditation Dome in Adventure Bay, and Priya is teaching her very first class!

Carl thinks his potato display is the best idea to show his school spirit; Nico tries to join the Junior Nutty Buddy Nut Lovers' Club.

Before a very important concert, Jasmine, Jambo and their friends pass the time playing hide and seek; but the cat Dubidu hides away; things get more complicated when Jambo starts to play the organ and some notes make a suspiciously familiar miaow.

Ozzie and Orli think they know who is responsible when the museum reports missing shapes; Miss Information uses bar graphs to spread false data.

The Slime Bucket Walk game.

Its the second week for the para-athletes competing in the ultimate sports competition. Rowing is revealed as the featured sport and Dominic must train his fellow athletes for the competition in only three days. For the first time ever, three athletes find themselves at the bottom of the Leaderboard with zero points. However, extra points are up for grabs in an impromptu ARC classic. Tempers flare

Martin and Chris must choose a sword when Aviva challenges them to a fencing duel, which leads them on a mission to explore the world of billfish.

The fire station's bear mascot with the word "confidence" sewn on its uniform is gone and everyone in town becomes insecure.

Molly, Tooey and Trini find mysterious bubbles while canoeing on Lake Qyah; Molly, Tooey and Trini learn a ball game.

Zadara is an 11-year-old girl from London, Ontario; she is a proud Canadian Jamaican who loves to dance with her siblings, horseback ride, and wants to win an Oscar for acting!

Eric uses 4 of his 5 senses to identify a mystery object; it's not magic, it's science, it's STEM; how the five senses are used to observe and learn about the world.

Davey is super enthusiastic to have a snow day; Abigail would very much rather be inside where it's warm.

Akin's friend is upset because his mom won't buy him a game he desperately wants.

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 sculpture series, "One of the Boys," mixes two 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.

As tax season approaches, Ontarians are sorting through deductions and deadlines. The Rundown looks at what people need to know right now, while asking a bigger question: what do our taxes actually pay for? From social programs to business development, how are tax choices made, how do priorities shift over time, and how do those decisions shape the kind of society Ontario is trying to build?

Take an epic journey along Ontario's magnificent Rideau Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and North America's oldest continuously operated canal system. Considered an engineering marvel, discover the Rideau Canal's rich history, unique culture, and breathtaking beauty.

Explore the Thames Tunnel, built in 1825 and designed by Marc Brunel; the tunnel is the first to be built under a river, an undertaking that had never previously succeeded.

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

Esmaa Mohamoud's sculpture series, "One of the Boys," mixes two 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.

As tax season approaches, Ontarians are sorting through deductions and deadlines. The Rundown looks at what people need to know right now, while asking a bigger question: what do our taxes actually pay for? From social programs to business development, how are tax choices made, how do priorities shift over time, and how do those decisions shape the kind of society Ontario is trying to build?

Take an epic journey along Ontario's magnificent Rideau Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and North America's oldest continuously operated canal system. Considered an engineering marvel, discover the Rideau Canal's rich history, unique culture, and breathtaking beauty.

Explore the Thames Tunnel, built in 1825 and designed by Marc Brunel; the tunnel is the first to be built under a river, an undertaking that had never previously succeeded.

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