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Agents test out new gadgets.

It's climbing week, and sport leader Brayden trains his fellow athletes for the competition.

The Wild Kratts are on a mission to figure out the differences between African and Asian elephants; they soon discover that despite their differences, all elephants have lots in common, like feelings, emotions, and real intelligence.

In Jasper National Park, Zamzoom and Orbie listen to the elk's special bugle call and ruminate over their fascinating habitat and unique adaptations.

Vet Wilder's Instruction pamphlet for his pet care classes has disappeared and now no one in Wordsville can instruct, guide or teach anyone; the Word Detectives talk to Singer Melody and Scientist Cosmo.

Molly and Tooey realize drawing is harder than it looks when they help Randall come up with a Northwest Coast design for Aunt Mema and Uncle Jack's anniversary; Molly, Tooey and Trini strike gold.

Ryan is a ten-year-old competitive swimmer from Cornwall, Ontario; his dad is French Canadian, and his mom is from Guinea, and he is proud of his Guinean Canadian heritage; Ryan teaches us about traditional Guinean culture.

Eric learns how friction creates heat and can slow down moving objects; the rougher the two surfaces, the greater the friction.

When Akin hears that a friend is dealing with racism at school, he turns to Duane and some pals for advice; a useful tool when feeling overwhelmed.

Many childhood memories were made at The Regent theatre when it first opened in 1918; although it has undergone many changes over the years, the community has rallied to keep these theatre doors open in downtown Picton, Ontario.

Why don't more Canadians watch Canadian films? Is quality the problem, as suggested by Cineplex's CEO, or are these films simply not being marketed well? Then, a conversation with author Cam Gordon about his new book, Track Changes, which examines how the early internet reshaped Canadian music.

We learn about the legacy of a cable hut in Cornwall, how a mountain railway inspired its passengers and an invention that saved a million ships.

In 1973, David and Penny Chapman buy an old creamery and start a small business in Markdale, a village south of Georgian Bay.

An old grocery store on Manitoulin Island is transformed into the Debajehmujig Creation Center, a home for Indigenous artists and storytellers.

Toronto's Cameron House, on Queen Street West, continues to thrive and bring musicians, artists and their audiences together.

The transformation of a struggling downtown mall provides a fresh perspective in downtown London, Ontario.

Why don't more Canadians watch Canadian films? Is quality the problem, as suggested by Cineplex's CEO, or are these films simply not being marketed well? Then, a conversation with author Cam Gordon about his new book, Track Changes, which examines how the early internet reshaped Canadian music.

We learn about the legacy of a cable hut in Cornwall, how a mountain railway inspired its passengers and an invention that saved a million ships.

An old grocery store on Manitoulin Island is transformed into the Debajehmujig Creation Center, a home for Indigenous artists and storytellers.

Toronto's Cameron House, on Queen Street West, continues to thrive and bring musicians, artists and their audiences together.

Roy Panton and Yvonne Harrison made history as one of the first Jamaican ska duos. Decades after going their separate ways, the pair rekindle their magic-this time, 3,000 kilometres north, in Scarborough, Ontario.

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, but the Towne House Tavern brought in live bands and new energy; today, the annual Up Here Festival celebrates local artists, music and murals, and leaves its colorfu

Ernie travels to Ikara, also known as Wilpena Pound, in the Macdonald Ranges; he meets an Adnyamathanha Elder, a cultural guide, a young pilot and a National Parks ranger.

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.

How Auckland might cope if a major volcanism event occured.

Mary Pratt, a painter, explores the significance hidden within the conventional domestic life of cooking, cleaning and making jellies.

Why don't more Canadians watch Canadian films? Is quality the problem, as suggested by Cineplex's CEO, or are these films simply not being marketed well? Then, a conversation with author Cam Gordon about his new book, Track Changes, which examines how the early internet reshaped Canadian music.

Strut and Rex have a new construction project; Dotty the drone has never played hide and seek; the Zerby trucks, racers and construction vehicles are all parading through Zerby Town.

Sam takes a shortcut on a school report, with mixed results.

Megablast is the opening act for headliner Zozo at the Greenville Beach Bash; Gooey traps all of Greenville under a snow dome.

The dachshund can't figure out why it has to pee all the time.

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.

It is not the same, it is like night and day; Features a song about the word different.

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.

Queen Lili'uokalani shows the trio that being responsible means making hard choices.

Inquisitive and eager extraterrestrials discover all they can about Earth.

Famous wrong-way explorer Travelling Travis accidentally takes Chickaletta to the North Pole, where they run into some crocodiles.

Join Gabrielle for a challenge!

Wondering what to do with all those left over crafty bits from your last project or art piece? Then this is for you! Grab your crafty scraps, some glue and some paint and get printing!

Audrey and Tommy are excited to help Pat train Marlo the giraffe, but their eagerness makes Marlo nervous. To teach them patience, Pat gives them assignments, including fixing the Pica's den. When they discover that someone keeps destroying Milo's den, they suspect Pat.

Carmen sings an emergency sea shanty.

The Dream Weaver is turning Little O's dreams into nightmares; now that she isn't getting much sleep, cases are piling up.

Kenny G sings about the "LLL" sound the letter L makes, with words like love, luggage and lemming.

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

Ginger leads the Baby Pea-Rexes home through a shortcut and gets lost, refusing to admit defeat, she suggests they find an even better bed to spend the night.

Ella, Tilly, Slippy and Madhu are playing a game on the moon when they fall into a network of underground tunnels; Ella and Slippy are practicing Pluto Jump Ride when Tilly begs to go too, but Ella tells her it's too dangerous.

After accidentally bumping into a ball and watching it roll, the Very Small Creatures decide to try to roll across the mats; silly Orange ends up going around in circles.

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.

Messy's new friend is in a spot of hot bother; they go on an icy adventure to the south pole, the desert and the mountains to help!

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.

Zamzoom and Orbie head to a tropical forest to meet the closest living species on Earth to humans, the chimpanzee, and Zamzoom is determined to find out if robots are ticklish.

Wally the Walrus searches all over Adventure Bay for Cap'n Turbot and turns the town upside-down in the process; everybody loves Helga Humdinger's Hummy Gummy treats, causing Mayor Humdinger to get jealous and steal them all.

Do you know what this word means?

Rosie and Javi make flowerpots using repurposed items for the Robot Picnic; Rosie and Javi open a car wash to clean Iggy's ride-on car.

Bob Dog can't remember where he buried his boogie bone.

Marco fears that his friendship with a younger kid at school will be mocked; Choochoo befriends a young Snowlly, but soon the duo have to hide their friendship, because Woollies and Snowllies don't usually get along very well.

BooSnoo has a game of crazy golf, up slopes, through tubes, down ramps and into windmills!

The kittens play with their toy car when suddenly, the wheel comes off; their friend Dart says that he can try to fix it.

While playing a game of hide a seek, Banni finds out that hiding isn't that easy for her; with the help of Momolu, Hiko and Huhu she learns to hide in the most obvious of places.

Pip and Posy give out medals for winning their games; when Zac joins in, he isn't very good, but they fix the games for him to win; Zac gets upset as he wants to earn the medals.

The babies and their friends enjoy spending time together; friends can be brothers, sisters, cousins and the neighbors who live down the street.

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.

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

B.O.T. has to collect data on the Wobbly Inflater, but it isn't easy; when the little beastie is startled it inflates like a giant balloon, knocking B.O.T. out of the way.

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.

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

Bebe and Mo learn about Canada's national symbol, the maple leaf, after their Canada flag goes missing; they get help from flag makers Murray and Mai; Gavin shows how maple syrup is made.

On today's Five Ingredient Challenge Maksim and Pradnesh are preparing a no bake cheesecake.

Bric and Broc build a play module with Lala's dancing help; they end up dancing and building together.

Gabby visits Farmer Emily and her great big pile of compost; she gets her gloves on to shovel up animal poop to make new compost and spreads a fresh batch for the vegetable crops.

The Sweepy Swish likes everything clean and tidy; it sweeps along brushing up dust, pebbles, sticks and even B.O.T.; can B.O.T. get all the swept up body parts back together and collect the data needed to complete this mission?

Kayla makes Dex a Dino Boy and Rock Girl comic book where they save the dinosaurs from being wiped out by the meteorite.

Carl's favorite sour pickle scratch-n-sniff sticker loses its smell; Carl notices that his baby blanket, Knit-Knit, has a hole in it.

Ava has a number best friend; learning how to round numbers up to 10 can make solving big calculations much easier.

When bandit Ladybird shrieks havoc in Adventure Bay and takes all of the town's treasures, the Mighty Pups team up with new superpals, the Mighty Twins, to save the day -- and Mayor Goodway.

After Artist Clay's UNIQUE sculpture is swiped, everything and everyone becomes ordinary and dull duplicates of things they have seen before.

The energetic dolphin rapper Missy Fin busts a move to her hot new track, "Echo my Call"; the champion surfer of the seas, she displays her stealthy swimming and acrobatic leaping skills.

Taviss lives a day in the life of a Birds Canada volunteer, when she visits Kyle Cameron at the Long Point Bird Observatory; she discovers why Long Point, Ontario is the ultimate forest pit stop for migrating birds.

Sirena is a ten-year-old girl from Montreal, Quebec, who is so super proud of her Haitian and Dominican Republic heritage that she even gets the colour of the flags painted on her nails; Sirena and her best friend show off their best dance moves.

Abby follows a trail of missing roses to a new Fuzzly: the flower-loving Princess Flug.

JoJo and her friends look for frogs at the wetlands centre.

The dolphin plays with a colorful bubble.

Ginger and the Baby Pea-Rexes get caught in the middle of out-of-control rolling Coconutdons and tail swatting Pineapplesaurus.

The top four facts on the formation of islands; melting glaciers, volcanic activity; sand islands, artificial islands.

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

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

Children visit the zoo and meet a seal, pat its fur and make seal barking noises and movements.

When there's nothing there to count and none is the amount, nobody does it better than Zero.

Codie wants to play the music for Velvet's show, only he doesn't have enough space in his block dock for an entire melody; when Mia presents him with a macro block, Codie becomes a music bot, playing a melody that gets everyone dancing.

Opie is determined to have the perfect eco-friendly family, but his Eco-Alerts go too far, and Opie has to learn the hard way that nobody is perfect.

Marco learns from his dad to use the whole sheet of paper when drawing to avoid waste; BeeBee wants to knit Willy a hat using recycled wool, but he struggles to find some.

Along with everyone at Kangaroo Beach, Gemma is distracted from her lifeguard duties by a pair of whales and misses an important rescue; in the water a curious whale gets beached while "wombat watching.".

Strut has constructed a tower out of sticks and Zack and Lily agree to help him move it, but one mistake could lead to it falling and breaking.

Polkaroo visits Anish's restaurant to help Malika and Naveen in the kitchen.

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

Donkey and Panda compete in the Breakfast Bowl; Donkey, Panda and Bob Dog plant Dancing Dandelion seeds and look for the right music to help the flowers grow.

Mirabelle uses magic to bend the rules during the spring ritual of Hunt the Bluebell.

The pups rescue Sweetie when she sneaks into the hidden jungle and finds a mysterious orb, which causes everything she touches to turn to gold; the pups must save a colony of giant ants from destroying the hidden jungle and themselves.

Join Gabrielle for some stretches.

A pile of battery waste grows so big, it's takes over another country.

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

Arthur jokes about Sue Ellen's sweater, hurting her feelings; everyone recalls their best days ... except Arthur.

The Mobile Unit tries to get rid of a box containing villain powers; the Mobile Unit is called in to help when Seattle Mr. O accidentally turns himself into a creature.

It's climbing week, and sport leader Brayden trains his fellow athletes for the competition.

Sloth bears have unique powers, including the ability to harness the power of suction to acquire food.

Tom and his band Dog Zombies are super nervous about playing a gig in front of the whole school! Especially as Florence and her super cool band the Smiley Faces are playing too; Tom tells Mr Fullerman that Dog Zombies have all lost their voices!

The Sawdusts are going on holiday; Mrs. Sawdust reveals Olga is being take to you know where; it turns out to be a guinea pig holiday home with an eager audience for Olga's tales!

The Giggling Gurgle loves playing with B.O.T., bouncing on and joyfully shaking the roving robot like a rattle; when the Giggling Gurgle gets upset, B.O.T. must find a way to cheer it up to complete the mission.

Yadina learns that if she wants to reach the top of the hill, she must keep going.

The PollinHeads help expert Aaron Fairweather from University of Guelph to collect samples and study the ant colonies to truly dig to the bottom of this pest or pollinator mystery.

Daddy and Hosanna notice a chest of drawers in a charity second-hand furniture store while out shopping. Daddy explains that when someone recycles furniture by painting it, it is called upcycling.

Life on Wheels tells the compelling story of a culture on the verge of a transformation. The film addresses the promises and absurdities of our auto-centric transportation system and explores possibilities for change. It examines our core values, freedom, health, safety, and happiness. It looks at our cities and our behaviour. The path we choose will have a profound impact on future generations.

The Nine Hour Movement of 1872 was an effort on the part of laborers to secure a nine-hour workday. Although the movement did not achieve its specific goal, it did result in the passage of the Trade Unions Act and paved the way for greater organization of workers.

Through Freedom of Information requests, journalist Stacey Kuznetsova and critical care doctor Blair Bigham uncovered that some Ontario hospitals are relying on bank loans to cover basic operating costs. They discuss what they found and how the hospital sector is responding. Then, Natalie Mehra of the Ontario Health Coalition weighs in on whether the latest Ontario budget goes far enough to addres

A poodle with a hernia; a collie with overgrown gums; a dog with heart disease.

The story of Cobalt, a once-booming town built on the silver mining industry that was ravaged by a fire in 1977.

A series of Canadian documentaries that leads the way in provocative and controversial programming that advances the art of non-fiction storytelling, featuring commissioned films from Canada's independent filmmakers.

Tackling anti-Black racism; from encouraging Black Canadians to seek public office to federal government programs providing financial assistance for Black-owned businesses, Greg Fergus and Michael Thompson debate on how to address systemic racism.

Through Freedom of Information requests, journalist Stacey Kuznetsova and critical care doctor Blair Bigham uncovered that some Ontario hospitals are relying on bank loans to cover basic operating costs. They discuss what they found and how the hospital sector is responding. Then, Natalie Mehra of the Ontario Health Coalition weighs in on whether the latest Ontario budget goes far enough to addres

A poodle with a hernia; a collie with overgrown gums; a dog with heart disease.

Each Saturday night during the summer, residents in Kincardine gather downtown for a parade, led by the town's Scottish pipe band.

A series of Canadian documentaries that leads the way in provocative and controversial programming that advances the art of non-fiction storytelling, featuring commissioned films from Canada's independent filmmakers.