CBC St. John’s

As Canadians move cautiously toward the holidays, "22 Minutes" explores how the Christmas season is shaping up to look a lot different this year.

When Addison realizes that someone is stealing raspberries, she goes under cover to find the thief.

Addison helps Alex fix his soccer kick in time for the team tryouts.

"Ding Dong Hot Dog" celebrates rhythm; Melanie and the kids sing a song about the things that "Mama Don't Allow.".

The cast sings about many different kinds of families during "We Are Family"; Mel teaches a new version of an old campfire song called, "I Love the Mountains.".

Aunty B's house is getting a new foster family member: Shelley! Shelley's nervous at first, but Aunty B, Khadijah and Zach make her feel right at home, by welcoming her with open arms and music.

Ryan introduces viewers to his best friend, Raffi - a ball python snake.

Jael and Elijah introduce viewers to their cute, sensitive dog, Maya.

When Gary wants to put on a Magic Day show, Sir Cushington gifts him his childhood wand; Gary learns that gifts given with love are the best kind, and to always say thank you.

Moa's chick is reluctant to emerge from its egg, so Kiri sings an encouraging song.

Lu refuses a snack that turns out to be yummier than she'd imagined.

Lu tries to cheer Declan up, but he doesn't want to be cheered up.

Lu and Barnaby have a disagreement during art time at Shell School.

Daisy had so much fun visiting chickens at the farm that she decides to make a nature craft; using bits and pieces she's found in nature, Daisy and the Gumboot Kids make collages in the shape of an egg.

The Gumboot Kids visit a farm, where they meet some cows; Jessie Farrell sings about cows and milkshakes; Scout and Daisy join the fun, too.

The Gumboot Kids try to solve the mystery of a prickly vegetable in the desert.

Everyone in Kibble Corners is looking for Popcorn's lost toy, but Pants keeps getting distracted by a colorful new rope in the park.

Dylan and his friends imagine he's a pizza delivery driver.

With Lonny's assistance, Benny directs a lively play, fostering better communication.

Sparks and Dr. Repairo have to clear the tracks; Sparks thinks Dr. Repairo works too fast and she thinks he's too slow.

Clouds threaten to ruin Flicker's view of the stars and Mechanic Milo comes to the rescue.

Tricky Ricky and Sneaky Sally trap the trains and take over Mission Station, and only Flicker can save the day.

Jim's old Army mates join Steve at his funeral, and Megan's love life intrigues Leanne.

Maggie frets over Ben's hospital appointment, and a defamatory article upsets George.

Sam falls unconscious in the street and Kit encounters a witness to his assault on Mal.

Leanne persuades Sam to share his troubles, and Kit is forced to question his own victim.

Sam is supported by his family, Megan faces the music, and Adam strikes a deal with Rich.

Andrew Chang expands the understanding of the stories everybody's talking about.

Theres a winter tradition in Flat Bay, Newfoundland, the annual harvest of American eels. Its a generations old Mikmaq fishery using spears.

Dawson City's claim to fame is the Klondike Gold Rush, which attracted tourists from far and wide; the COVID pandemic put a stop to this thriving industry, but the town is struggling to bounce back.

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

Revealing the inner workings of an investment scam using fake ads to rob Canadians of money and hope.

Richard Ayoade takes actor and writer Jessica Hynes on a whirlwind weekend in Iceland.

From Mattamy Athletic Centre in Toronto.

From Mattamy Athletic Centre in Toronto.

Features key images of Prince William, charting a life from innocent newborn to stalwart of the royal family.

This compelling documentary charts Meghan Markle's meteoric rise, from trailblazing royal debut to her and Prince Harry's dramatic departure.

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 expands the understanding of the stories everybody's talking about.

The sun is the driving force behind all weather; why blue whales and vultures depend on sunlight; sunlight is essential for training some extreme athletes.

Filming Canada's most extreme weather.