CBC St. John’s

Looking at how the government is steering people through the second wave of the coronavirus; coverage from Washington D.C. ahead of the U.S. election.

When the drains at Pizzamat and Hang 20 start backing up, Addison is determined to solve the mystery.

Addison's mom, Detective Patel, talks to the students about her work and reveals a rumor that there may be a stolen art treasure hidden in their school.

Kicking off with "Superpower"; Mel sets a poem to music with a song about wishing on a star called, "Starlight, Starbright.".

"Rainbow Rainbow" makes for a very colorful opening number; Mel teaches viewers some tropical rhythms with a song called, "Ukulele Samba.".

Shelley got a new library book that she can't wait to read, but Khadijah wants to spend the day playing with Shelley; Shelley learns that the best policy with friends is to communicate.

Ara introduces his unique, feathered friend Harry.

Jaxen introduces viewers to her friend, General Bun Bun the bunny rabbit.

With his favorite sweater in the wash, Gary refuses to participate in the cool science experiments his friends are doing; Gary learns that having favorite things doesn't make or break the fun.

When Small is feeling strangely unsatisfied, her grandparents suggest she paint more often.

Declan accidentally upsets Gus by not properly explaining the rules of a game.

Lu feels discouraged when her xylophone playing doesn't get the reaction she'd hoped for.

Lu gets frustrated when Gus won't join in her mimicking game.

Daisy spots some sea otters in the harbor and is inspired to make a sea otter craft; she gathers some supplies with the Gumboot Kids to make some cute Paper Bag Sea Otters.

The Gumboot Kids tap a maple tree and discover delicious maple syrup; Jessie Farrell sings them a song about harvesting maple syrup; Scout and Daisy agree that maple syrup is worth celebrating.

The Gumboot Kids head to a farm in search of the field of gifts.

Ms. McRooster is having a hard time entertaining her chicks and searches all over Kibble Corners for a new game; Pants and Popcorn try to find something everyone can play.

Dylan and his friends imagine he's a house mover.

Ronny drains Lake Lucky for a mud park; Hop must reverse the situation.

Wheeler will be going to Transitville Island on the roof of a new boat named Merrie! Though nervous to meet a new vehicle, Wheeler learns to be proud of who he is.

Mechanic Milo and Liza must build the new comet exhibit in time for the class field trip to Museum Station.

Nate and Flicker set out to deliver a real pirate ship to the Museum; the duo find a map in it to the treasure cave where it really belongs and journey there instead.

David and Shona face a fraught wait during Harper's surgery; Lou updates Sally on Debbie; Lisa wonders if Carla is warming to Connie.

Lily and Shona catch Jodie out; Todd frets over the demands on his purse; George gets a call from his solicitor; Sally offers Carla and Lisa some parenting tips.

Theo uses his birthday to make Todd pay, and Jodie resents Adam for lecturing her.

Gary intervenes to reconcile Todd and Theo, and Leanne overhears Megan flirting.

Todd's friends rally round to support him, and Adam and Jodie's feuding turns dirty.

Andrew Chang explains why a U.S. takeover of Iran's Kharg Island could lead to heavy losses and uncertain gains. Plus, is Iran getting rich from the Strait of Hormuz oil blockade?

Snowcrab fuelled the economy in Marys Harbour for decades but now fishermen catch another species, the icon of the Newfoundland and Labrador fishery, Northern cod.

Catastrophic fires ripped through the community of Slave Lake over a decade ago, but the town has risen from the ashes and become more resilient than ever.

Rosemary Barton delivers a weekly dose of compelling conversations and need-to-know political news and issues affecting Canadians.

We exposed a network of international scammers targeting teenagers and blackmailing them with a scheme known as "sextortion"; we created fake social media profiles to investigate the scheme behind the blackmail.

Accompanied by Robert Webb, Richard Ayoade makes the most of a two-day Madeira tour. From fun activities and specialties to destinations and more, the duo covers almost everything there is.

Bel and John are building a radical underground house on 25 spectacular acres at Whittlesea, in Victoria's Plenty Valley.

Nicole and Nick struggle to install a kitchen before the arrival of their baby; Belinda and Lee pull out all the stops for a three-course charity dinner; Erin and JB have to transform a neglected turret into a spectacular entrance stairway.

Jamie prepares a healthy pineapple pancake breakfast treat then travels to Sardinia, Switzerland and South Korea to explore some local dishes which have incredible health benefits with ingredients such as traditional pasta and fermented kimchi.

It's fright night on the beach as the teams create the most terrifying monsters they can muster.

Six teams still remain, and things will get frosty as the sculptors turn New River Beach into a winter wonderland.

The teams explore and dream big in a surrealistic challenge; one team's dream come true is another team's nightmare.

The four remaining teams are on double duty as they put a modern twist on classic mythology.

Harry and Meghan's unborn child, a tell-all interview with Oprah and Harry's memoir "Spare" all reveal the bitter split between the royal siblings.

CBC's flagship nightly news program, featuring the day's top stories with in-depth and original journalism; Adrienne Arsenault and Ian Hanomansing anchor.

A roundup of the top stories of the week from across Atlantic Canada.

Andrew Chang explains why a U.S. takeover of Iran's Kharg Island could lead to heavy losses and uncertain gains. Plus, is Iran getting rich from the Strait of Hormuz oil blockade?

Canadians push the limits of cold endurance; baby harp seals brave icy waters; flying squirrels.

Falcons, butterflies and spiders hitch a ride on the wind; Canadians harness and harvest the wind.