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Learning about the Find the Wish Pineapple game.

Ice Climbing is this week's sport and Sloane is deemed the Sport Leader; her injury proves limiting and frustrating; the start of training makes Rajan face his biggest fear and Adam gets flustered easily.

The gang discovers the variety and diverse functions of creature tails.

When Vet Wilder's ASTONISHING magician's hat goes missing, he has to cancel his magic show, and everyone's day becomes unimpressive, ordinary, and boring.

Molly plants fireweed in hopes of attracting a rare hummingbird; she must handle a surprise shipment when she organizes the Trading Post in preparation for winter.

When Arlo loses hope about his beach clean up, Mr Hugo reads him a story about an ambitious superhero, who learns a little can go a long way.

Akin's friend feels helpless and upset when her best friend moves away. To help sort through her emotions, he talks to his buddies and Duane about the situation. Akin also shares his thoughts on making mistakes.

Out of necessity, inventors and engineers have overcome the obstacle of water with coastal tracks, allowing passengers to cross large bodies of water by train.

Jeyan learns about how old churches are being used in new ways in Kingston, Hamilton and Niagara-on-the-Lake.

Mayor of Huron-Kinloss Mitch Twolan meets with Karen Weaver, former Mayor of Flint, Mich. on how best to safeguard the Great Lakes for the millions of Canadians and Americans who depend on them for clean drinking water.

Following the decade-long relationship between Canadian journalist Michelle Shephard and Ismael Abdulle, a young Somali refugee who had his hand and foot cut off by the terrorist group al-Shabab.

Architect Dave Strachan shows host Matthew Ridge how well-designed and well-built housing responds to changing climatic conditions throughout the day and the seasons. Starting with his own designs on the Coromandel Peninsula and in Takapuna, Auckland, Dave reveals that by responding to the environment and thinking of people first, his practice creates homes that uplift the human spirit-this means

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 town of Cobalt, once the site of a silver rush, is named after another metal.

Mayor of Huron-Kinloss Mitch Twolan meets with Karen Weaver, former Mayor of Flint, Mich. on how best to safeguard the Great Lakes for the millions of Canadians and Americans who depend on them for clean drinking water.

Following the decade-long relationship between Canadian journalist Michelle Shephard and Ismael Abdulle, a young Somali refugee who had his hand and foot cut off by the terrorist group al-Shabab.

Architect Dave Strachan shows host Matthew Ridge how well-designed and well-built housing responds to changing climatic conditions throughout the day and the seasons. Starting with his own designs on the Coromandel Peninsula and in Takapuna, Auckland, Dave reveals that by responding to the environment and thinking of people first, his practice creates homes that uplift the human spirit-this means

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

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.

Out of necessity, inventors and engineers have overcome the obstacle of water with coastal tracks, allowing passengers to cross large bodies of water by train.

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

The story behind the naming of the scenic Muskoka town of Bracebridge, Ontario, involves a book-obsessed government official and a work of literature that has faded into obscurity.

Actress Audrey Hepburn won an Academy Award for "Roman Holiday," her first major film role.

On December 6, 1921, Agnes MacPhail became the first woman elected to the House of Commons; throughout her long political career, MacPhail championed the rights of women, immigrants, prisoners and other marginalized groups despite critics who accused her of communism and attributed her views to her womanly sympathy.

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

Insect numbers are declining in Costa Rica; biologist Patrick Aryee heads deep into the rainforest to find out just how far and wide this change is being felt.

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.

Mayor of Huron-Kinloss Mitch Twolan meets with Karen Weaver, former Mayor of Flint, Mich. on how best to safeguard the Great Lakes for the millions of Canadians and Americans who depend on them for clean drinking water.

Lily and Axle get covered in mud, but can't remember how it happened; Zack and Lily help Strut move his tower, which is made out of sticks; Flynn is a float plane.

When Luc suddenly feels uncool, he looks to older, popular Eddie as his personal guide to cool.

On this episode, Maksim and Pradnesh prepare berry jelly.

When Riley films a segment for the local news, a jealous Metal Mike takes over the airways to steal all the fans in Greenville for himself; Megablast must come together to teach Metal Mike that winning fans isn't something one can force on people.

The crocodile's comfortable evening is ruined by pretzel sticks.

The campers draw their worries and put them in a worry box; Odo is sure that if he can just get rid of the box, no one will ever have any worries.

When Tiny declares that she wants to climb a very tall tree, she and Tall go searching for one. They follow some false leads before finally finding a tree that's just right.

The trio travels back to meet Kristi Yamaguchi, who is working hard to hopefully become a champion figure skater one day; thankfully, Kristi has her coach, teammates, and her parents, all of whom she can ask for help when she needs it.

The Singalings go to school, a place to learn and play with friends.

Uncle Otis gets a powerful magnetic drone but when the magnet malfunctions, the drone starts picking up every metal object in sight.

Sunglasses Day is in June!

Tommy is excited to celebrate Audrey's birthday, but she seems more interested in Nala the giraffe who is about to have a baby.

Carmen's circus act with her uncle gets messed up when he takes a siesta.

Now that ancient Agent Orlando has completed retraining, he is ready to go out into the field with the Mobile Unit.

Kenny G sings about the letter F to a crowd of animals, fawning over friends, food and family.

One wonders if anyone could be bigger than One Hundred, and has a big think about some very big numbers indeed.

We find a tray of ice cubes and quickly discover that it is cold; we each pop on some woolly accessories to warm up, only for Green to soon feel very hot.

Split chases a glowing Chillipede into the depths of the Spooky Forest and gets lost inside an overgrown tree-root maze, where the only way out is to follow the sounds of Ginger and the other Baby Pea-Rexes.

After hurting her leg, Ella has to take it easy for an entire day; a restless Ella visits her friends on Ceres to watch an ice volcano eruption; when the volcano doesn't erupt on schedule, they head off in search of more active volcanoes.

The Game Catchers land on a planet where everything is gray, and they gain special powers; they brighten the mood for their new gecko alien friends and learn to play Hunters and Prey.

Zam's latest Okido invention, hundreds of strawberries and a lot of Mayors help Messy find out what makes him who he is!

Polkaroo tries some yummy honey with beekeeper Matt and relaxes on a hammock, all while wearing a hip hat.

In Alaska, Zamzoom and Orbie go digging for mushrooms with grizzly bears.

Mayor Humdinger swipes Francois' water-walking shoes and ends up trapped in a pit-like turtle nest; the pups spring into action when a nearby volcano erupts.

Turn a plain rock into an adorable ladybug!

Rosie tries to make a snowy winter in the backyard for Mom; Lote falls in the river during a hike in a national park.

Duck can't figure out how to fly Harriett's new Swoop-a-Rino.

Lila and Marco, two creative children, bring to life a quintet of knitted gnomes with whimsical journeys in a cozy universe made of wool.

BooSnoo goes for a spin, including a zoetrope and a journey through speedy spinning tops.

Lady Grey releases a new song that describes her wolf pack, a group of animals that does everything together.

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

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.

While playing in the snow, Pip and Posy lead their friend Jamila to believe that there is a mysterious creature making footprints; when Jamila finds out it was just a game, she gets upset.

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

It makes Tiny sad when the leaves leave the trees, so she tries to make the leaves stay! When more and more leaves keep falling to the ground, she learns to look at things in a different light.

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

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 builds a submarine so she can go on an underwater Great Lakes adventure with Mo.

On today's Five Ingredient Challenge, Maksim and Pradnesh prepare pulled pork sandwiches.

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

It's a busy day as Gabby helps each of her family members with their chores around the farm; she even has a special job that is just for her, collecting the eggs from the hens.

The Sleepy Snorer wants to snooze undisturbed but a tickly, pink beastie wants to play and keeps waking the Sleepy Snorer. B.O.T. struggles to gather data as the Sleepy Snorer keeps moving away from the excitable, pink beastie.

Kayla's younger sister Kasey won't go to sleep because there's a Dino in the house; Dex and Kayla must investigate the ultimate night hunting Dino, the Shuvuuia.

Forrest can't wait to try everything at the Fuzzytown Friends Picnic, but gets into trouble when he is unable to wait his turn; Carl hosts a Super Blue Moon Sleepover.

Ava defeats a grumpy math troll by cleverly memorizing her math tables; learning math tables by heart can make solving calculations easy.

Farmer Al and Farmer Yumi need help from the PAW Patrol to get a manatee to the swamp; Mr. Porter and Alex get into a sticky situation involving maple syrup.

Will it float or will it sink?

When Athlete Glory's Commitments day planner goes missing, nobody in Wordsville can be committed to anything anymore; Scientist Cosmo and Artist Clay are the main suspects.

In the smooth rap love song, "Swan Sweethearts," Cool, Cob and Suga Penn tell their love story; Cob was once an ugly duckling but always knew he'd grow into a handsome swan.

Taviss goes on eco-adventures across Canada; joining forces with the country's leading scientists and conservationists, she heads through the trees and up in the air, braving the elements to uncover the forest's many mysteries.

Lalia is a nine-year-old girl living with her parents and sister in Winnipeg, Manitoba; she is a proud Senegalese-Malian-Canadian who enjoys every aspect of all three cultures; from food, clothing and hair braiding to roller-skating and scouts.

Keeping going and going, never giving up, there's no stopping now; it's a song about the word determination.

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

JoJo and Gran Gran are planning on baking a sweet banana loaf for Jared; as they get the ingredients ready, Gran Gran realizes the bananas are still green, which means they can't make a sweet loaf.

A cheeky muddy piglet disrupts the flamingo's elegant hen party.

The giant Drinky Driller is thirsty and is searching the desert for water; it uses its trunk to locate water, and then uses it as a drill to release water from underground; B.O.T. must keep clear of the beastie's trunk to complete the mission.

When one of the Baby Pea-Rexes gets the hiccups, Ginger and the other two try all manner of cures to get rid of them.

The Game Catchers land on the Bubble Planet, where they learn the game Blow the Ball; they will have to work together after Nina and Boxy become captured by a bubble.

One day Pudding saves up enough money to buy himself a robocat and he is very careful with his new toy, and does not let anybody play with it; Pudding is afraid that the other kittens might break it.

Twelve shows the others how to put their blocks into columns and rows and master the way of the rectangle.

Mia and her bro-bot Codie turn the ordinary into the extraordinary as Mia grows as a coder, thinker, big sister and learns more about coding her world.

Opie wants to do as many different activities as possible in one day, but a visit with Mr. Kabashio teaches him that sometimes quality can be more rewarding than quantity.

Lila and Marco, two creative children, bring to life a quintet of knitted gnomes with whimsical journeys in a cozy universe made of wool.

Gemma is inspired by Wanda and Big Trev's synchronized swimming routines and pushes herself to learn it.

Zack needs to get himself and his broken tire back to Zerby Town. But the only one around to help him is Flynn the Plane.

Polkaroo and Hudson work together to find three things that start with 'I.'.

Howie and Baboo visit an arboretum where they learn about why leaves turn red and fall off trees.

Cousin Hodie's pet rock Dotto goes missing; Donkey hosts a special tea party but forgets her pals' favorite teas and treats.

Isadora wants to get her homework done before playing with Aunt Crystal, but she keeps getting distracted by icy magical fun!

Digi and Tal's inventions to help a busy Mayor Goodway go haywire and lead to a wild woodland chase; when Mayor Humdinger squeezes himself into the Trekkers' friendly dune buggy race, his cheating ways put the other racers in jeopardy.

Gabrielle talks about the big feelings soccer players can experience during a game: excited, nervous, proud or even frustrated!

When a January heatwave pulls the plug on the future's winter fun, the team goes back in time to find the problem; the problem is the big carbon footprints from Crock's new line of monster trucks.

Baker Graham's celebration cake is gone and there's nothing to celebrate in Wordsville until it's found; firefighter Ember and Artist Clay are the suspects; thanks to Gabby and Sly the word celebration soon returns to Wordsville.

Binky doesn't like the funky experimental music group that's touring around Elwood City; a new ice cream shop threatens to put Brain's shop out of business.

The agents track down missing monuments; the agents must determine who the real Oswald is.

The Slime Bucket Walk game.

Ice Climbing is this week's sport and Sloane is deemed the Sport Leader but is finding it frustrating to train her fellow athletes due to her injury; Caitlyn struggles; Estella rebounds; Evan and Gage continue their rivalry.

The bros are off on a creature mission to find as many colorful parrots as they can in the Amazon.

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.

Alvin Ailey shows Yadina that music and dance can help bring people together when she worries that her Spanish-speaking aunt will feel left out at her school's English concert.

Chloe and Housten head into the wetlands with Laura Timms from the Credit Valley Conservation to check up on the skipper butterflies and the overall health of the ecosystem at Alton Grange.

Morley gives his science team the task to hammer a nail into a piece of wood; Together they build a Rube Goldberg machine that uses the simple machine, the wedge, and the science of mass vs force to get the job done.

When the railway came through Grey County in the 1870s, a parcel of land was sold to be made into a station, and Markdale was officially born. As a crucial stop between Toronto and Owen Sound, the town flourished as a business hub. The town's population ebbed and flowed over the following decades, until the founding of a factory that would keep Markdale on the map. Chapman's Ice Cream was establis

The story behind the naming of the scenic Muskoka town of Bracebridge, Ontario, involves a book-obsessed government official and a work of literature that has faded into obscurity.

Summer in Saskatoon doesn't last long, but host Christa Couture is making it count. Join her to bask in the heat of stock car racing, wheelchair basketball and soaring above the prairie in a Second World War open cockpit plane at sunset.

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

The story of a proud and accomplished collective of Indigenous architects, driving a movement as climate change threatens the planet. They are world leaders in aesthetic, form, sustainability and ultimately protecting mother earth.

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

Getaway to laid-back Salt Spring Island and unwind with our host Christa Couture on Canada's West Coast. Slow down and enjoy as Christa tries her hand at cow milking, beekeeping and sampling the local cannabis cuisine. Christa stops in to see disabled artist Murray Siple at his studio for a creative collaboration, and joins local group the Salt Spring Seals, a group of women who swim in the open o

On March 21, 1980, a torrential rainfall and ensuing flood crippled downtown Port Hope; a year later, a group of enterprising locals launched a 10 km commemorative race down the Ganaraska River, and the annual Float Your Fanny Down the Ganny was born; participants race in canoes, kayaks and self-described crazy crafts wearing costumes and competing for prizes, no matter what the weather.

Summer in Saskatoon doesn't last long, but host Christa Couture is making it count. Join her to bask in the heat of stock car racing, wheelchair basketball and soaring above the prairie in a Second World War open cockpit plane at sunset.

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

The story of a proud and accomplished collective of Indigenous architects, driving a movement as climate change threatens the planet. They are world leaders in aesthetic, form, sustainability and ultimately protecting mother earth.

Explore Toronto-based artist and scientist Radha Chaddah's practice where she pushes creative boundaries, transforming microscopic imagery into captivating prints.

Getaway to laid-back Salt Spring Island and unwind with our host Christa Couture on Canada's West Coast. Slow down and enjoy as Christa tries her hand at cow milking, beekeeping and sampling the local cannabis cuisine. Christa stops in to see disabled artist Murray Siple at his studio for a creative collaboration, and joins local group the Salt Spring Seals, a group of women who swim in the open o

Long-time residents of Willowdale remember the farms and horse stables that used to occupy this stretch of Yonge Street; now filled with sky-high condo towers, this amalgamated portion of Toronto is home to a vibrant, culturally diverse community that gathers each summer at Mel Lastman Square to take in the sights and sounds of the Cultura Festival.

When the railway came through Grey County in the 1870s, a parcel of land was sold to be made into a station, and Markdale was officially born. As a crucial stop between Toronto and Owen Sound, the town flourished as a business hub. The town's population ebbed and flowed over the following decades, until the founding of a factory that would keep Markdale on the map. Chapman's Ice Cream was establis

North America's first oil boom happened not in Texas, or Alberta, or Alaska, but in southwestern Ontario. Discover the story behind Petrolia, Ont., in this animated short video.

Canadian Geographic's GeoMinute series offers bite-sized videos commemorating significant moments, places and figures in Canadian history.

Wallis Simpson, a twice-divorced American, marries abdicated King Edward VIII.

After a period of mourning for King George VI, planning begins for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. The Queen's husband, Prince Philip, suggests hers be the first ever televised coronation, and on June 2, 1953, millions of people in the U.K. and around the world tune in to watch as St. Edward's Crown is majestically placed on the new monarch's head.

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.

Marine biologist Dr. Diva Amon explores the hidden forces in ice that can restore ecosystems.

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

Summer in Saskatoon doesn't last long, but host Christa Couture is making it count. Join her to bask in the heat of stock car racing, wheelchair basketball and soaring above the prairie in a Second World War open cockpit plane at sunset.

Explore the journey of Old Man Ontario, the Silver Fox, the Laird of Lindsay, Leslie Frost and the peculiar influence his barber had over policy in Ontario during the 1950s.

Teeny Terry loses control of his snug when trying out some new upgrades; after Big Doh loses his voice, Grumbles fills in as a Squeaky Peeper.

Berry Season is one of Emily Elizabeth and Clifford's favorite times of year; when the pair gets up early to go berry picking, they get carried away with berry-day-dreams and don't leave any berries for the rest of Birdwell Island!

Donkey and Panda get frustrated when the sandcastle they are building at the beach keeps falling.

One and friends can only escape from the Lair of Shares by learning how to share and solving the puzzles inside.

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.

Brody visits Amanda, a manufacturing engineer who specializes in underwater robotics. Amanda introduces Brody to a fleet of underwater ROVs (Remotely Operated Vehicles) that are used to survey aquatic infrastructure and study marine life. The pressure is on when Amanda submerges the ROVs in pressure tanks, making sure they don't leak or implode in the deep waters. Brody takes the controls and test

The mammoths will soon be extinct.

Humdinger, Sid and Sweetie join forces to try and take over the Lookout.

Let's figure out what the pattern is!

Zoologists Martin and Chris Kratt discover the abilities of wild animals using Creature Power Suits as they travel the world and go on adventures.

Morley and the Science Team have a secret message to deliver; together they build a Rube Goldberg machine that successfully delivers the most secret of messages.

Momma B, the enormous Eurasian Brown Bear, sings stupendous bear facts on her hit track, "I Do It All for Love.".

The Game Catchers travel to a planet with creatures called Boonloons that make balloons after eating a special fruit; they must embark on a journey across the desert to find them to play Crush the Balloons.

Why has the sky in Okido turned so red? With the help of Zim, Zam and Zoom the friends go on a trip in the rocket to find out!

Aarav and Gratian visit the crafting zone and Mandisa shows them how to make colourful caterpillar crafts using socks. The kids stuff the socks with wool and make caterpillar bodies with a string of yarn. Over in the paint zone, the kids give each section of their caterpillars a different colour, before adding googly eyes and pipe cleaner antennae.

Skye and Rory rescue a painter hanging from a scaffold.

Elephants become trapped in the Monkey Temple after a bee frightens them away from their watering hole; Wingnut runs away from wolves that are attracted to his yodeling and he ends up trapped in a canyon.

Coach Ann-Merrie teaches Gabrielle how to warm up like a soccer pro.

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.

Nooni has a secret hobby and when she realises Momolu likes it too she decides to share it with all of her friends.

JoJo and Gran Gran are having a sleepover; JoJo loves to look at the night sky, so Gran Gran suggests that they go stargazing in the garden; what can they spot in the night sky? Are there more constellations to find?

Mandisa crafts a Bumblebee windsock by reusing a toilet paper roll and some pretty paper streamers.

Marco is afraid to tell his mother that he drew with her lipstick; after accidentally unraveling Willy's hat, BeeBee and Choochoo don't dare confess their mistake, and now they're on the run.

Gecko Boi is a delight; spotting Geckos in Europe's warmer climates.

One day, Cookie, Candy and Pudding visit Grandma for afternoon tea; she offers them honey, a treat that the kittens have never tried before; Grandma teaches the kittens that honey is made by bees.

Tall is delighted to discover a cute creature in a cave. But when the creature follows him home, followed by additional cute creatures, Tall and Tiny find themselves in over their heads!

The Game Catchers arrive on a planet populated by strange cactus-shaped aliens; their new friends teach them to play Seek-and-Find, but a pesky bug flies off with the item they need to find.

Mandisa shows Vanier and Colette how to build a robot.

Bamboo Love learns how to be a running guide for visually impaired Polar Bear while observing other parasport track athletics such as the high jump; the panda learns how to use auditory cues and a running tether to keep Polar Bear safe.

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

The Bananaraptors fall into a deep hole; Ginger and the Baby Pea-Rexes think of a clever and creative way to get them out safely.

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

The Colorblocks meet a new animal that can change color.

The Sniffy Zoomer loves smelling beastie flowers, but they don't like it; the flowers run away into a lake, and the Sniffy Zoomer dives in after them, along with B.O.T.

Pink starts a game where the Very Small Creatures cannot touch the floor because it is lava.

Emily Elizabeth and Clifford host their first-ever backyard campout with all of their friends; they can't wait to sing, play cards, eat marshmallows, and tell ghost stories.

When Ollie and Moon head to Paris to pet sit a guinea pig, it turns out to be harder and more rewarding than they thought.

Lili has a plan to create the perfect retirement gift for Ivan, but must learn to compromise when things don't go as planned.

Dana puts on a puppet show for Dexter to help him sleep that turns into a Dino-sized fantasy adventure featuring Knight Dana and Prince Dad.

When Mina the giant bat injures her wing, Audrey and Tommy are charged with feeding its baby in the bat cave; Tommy is scared of bats and causes a commotion in the cave; can he overcome his phobia to save Audrey and complete the mission?

When Cap'n Turbot's ship disappears, the PAW Patrol must find the missing vessel.

When pirates Alex, Julia, Julius and Chick-ARR-letta set sail into the desert and become lost, it's up to the PAW Patrol to save the land pirates; Cap'n Turbot and Francois chirp for help when a bird-watching contest leaves them up in the air.

Coach Ann-Merrie teaches Gabrielle how to dribble a soccer ball.

Singer Melody's GRATITUDE card has been taken and no one in Wordsville can express any thankfulness or appreciation for one another.

Messy wants to run further, but he keeps getting out of breath; he hopes to take on the Great Okido challenge and race to the finish line.

Young inquirer, Anvitha, asks intrepid inventors, Blynk and Aazoo whether trees can talk; with the help of an intergalactic science expert, Jessie, she discovers the ways trees communicate everything, from a need for water to danger from an insect.

Sheldon is desperate for a new toothpaste.

Rosie wants Javi's popcorn for family movie night, so she tries to find the perfect trade; Rosie makes a seashell museum at the beach.

To plug an air vent at the bottom of the lake, Ginger and the Baby Pea-Rexes must seek the help of the mighty Watermelonsuchus!

The Joyful Boing loves to bounce and will happily spring off anything, including B.O.T.; it lives in a world of pointed rocks, so the risk of puncture is high; B.O.T. tries to prevent this from happening whilst attempting to collect the data.

Bebe and Mo check out Toronto's Allan Gardens; Gavin visits the Ottawa tulip festival.

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.

Tiny and Tall are tired of having to call across the chasm between their mountains in order to communicate; 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 string exactly right.

One day, the kittens and Mommy visit Mustard.; she is in a bad mood and is not having any fun, no matter what game they try and play; the three kittens show Mustard that doing chores with friends can be fun.

When Fire Chief Franklin heroically rescues Fisherman Charlie, the kids are inspired to honor the chief with a medal of bravery, but it goes missing; the friends create their own superhero group to find the medal before the ceremony.

All the Colourblocks come together for a big song; learn different colors and color mixes with the Colourblocks.

Eric learns that anything can float if it is the right shape, even pumpkins and concrete; how displacement and density help heavy objects float.

Bondini and Holly help Akira make a super ninjascope for his dad.

Howie and Baboo watch as a cement truck pours cement and construction workers smooth it out until a sidewalk is formed.

The top three facts on the unknown parts of airplanes; the gyroscope; the toilet; the black box.

Ginger and the baby Pea-Rexes seek shelter in a cave during a wild snowstorm, but it looks like other Vegesaurs had the same idea.

When Arlo loses hope about his beach clean up, Mr Hugo reads him a story about an ambitious superhero, who learns a little can go a long way.

When Rocky Kitty runs away and tries to join the "PAW Patrol," he helps the pups rescue Humdinger and the kitties from a hang-glider ride; when the Good Neighbor Robots confuse Farmer Al's request, they wind up being the target of a hungry eagle.

Coach Ann-Merrie teaches Gabrielle how to pass a soccer ball.

Dex and Kayla need help taking on prehistoric undersea creatures like the Colossal Squid, Megalodon, and Albertonectes while hunting for fossils in their time-bending submarine.

The Wombats build a Cause and Effect machine; Super's best friend Chanaa pays a visit.

The agents must figure out who is in charge when Ms. O leaves for a super-secret mission; Otis and Olympia get a new robot partner.

Service dog Atlas teams up with a young girl with a limb difference. Then, a horse named Ace helps a 13-year-old boy with Down syndrome find his voice.

The Wild Kratts travel to different habitats to find out why the coyote is so adaptable.

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.

When Morgan accidentally sends academy photos to Leon, the school's biggest blabbermouth, the academy is in danger of being revealed to the entire school.

It's game on as Tai meets his latest dreamer, 10-year-old Dominic, a video game guru; to give Dominic a chance to level up on his dreams, Tai takes him to two different game studios where Dominic gets a taste of everything the video game industry can offer.

3-year-old Cartier faces his fears of being taken by strangers by picking up lunch for his family, all by himself; 5-year-old Alyaan takes the bus alone for the very first time.

In the coastal city of Hervey Bay in southern Queensland, Ernie meets a Butchulla musician and a couple focused on ecotourism.

The United Nations, created in 1945 with 50 nations signing on, has since grown to 193 nations who collectively support the organization's humanitarian ideals.

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

David Attenborough explores how the threat of extinction for millions of species may lead to problems with food and water security, the ability to control the climate, and a greater risk of pandemic diseases.

The town of Cobalt, once the site of a silver rush, is named after another metal.

The United Nations, created in 1945 with 50 nations signing on, has since grown to 193 nations who collectively support the organization's humanitarian ideals.

When a taxi is burnt out, Finn worries that organized crime is coming to town in the shape of ex-con Aidan Hunter.

Politicians in what is now known as Kenora come up with a controversial solution to change an unattractive name.

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.

The United Nations, created in 1945 with 50 nations signing on, has since grown to 193 nations who collectively support the organization's humanitarian ideals.

The group heads south to Calgary to experience life on the streets; in an Edmonton prison, the travelers learn what life is like on the inside.

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

The United Nations, created in 1945 with 50 nations signing on, has since grown to 193 nations who collectively support the organization's humanitarian ideals.

David Attenborough explores how the threat of extinction for millions of species may lead to problems with food and water security, the ability to control the climate, and a greater risk of pandemic diseases.

Explore Toronto-based artist and scientist Radha Chaddah's practice where she pushes creative boundaries, transforming microscopic imagery into captivating prints.

When a taxi is burnt out, Finn worries that organized crime is coming to town in the shape of ex-con Aidan Hunter.

Against the changing face of Toronto's Little Jamaica, where she established some of the city's landmark reggae record stores, singer Nana McLean challenges outdated stereotypes and establishes her reputation as the queen of reggae in Canada.