CBC St. John’s

Marc Maron hosts a night of comedy.

Addison has to find out what's wrong with Mrs. Rorschach's cat, Mr. Tiggles, when he becomes afraid of his own cat toys, especially the new fridge magnet mouse.

Addison investigates the origins of a message in a bottle.

The Beatles' classic "All You Need Is Love"; Mel uses the song "I Got the Music" to teach that music lives within.

The kids get out their gymnastic ribbons for Taylor Swift's "Me"; Mel teaches a song about talking called "Talk.".

Shelley has a new ball that Simon likes; the ball goes missing, and it's obvious Simon took it; when Shelley retraces her steps, she realizes jumping to conclusions can lead to hurt feelings.

Melody introduces her hamster friend, Coco, and makes her a special breakfast treat before taking her into the surprise zone for the Bestest Day Ever.

Thirteen-year-old Lee and 6-year-old Leo introduce Zeus, a bilingual African grey parrot.

At the Dinorama celebration, Gary's friends get upset when he takes all the dinosaur toys for his dino mountain; Gary learns that sharing toys makes the celebration fun for everyone.

Wheeler picks up a rowdy group of little riders and drives in the wrong tunnel.

Lu gets scared when she meets a huge Tara at the library.

Lu wants Dad to play with her while he's working from home.

Lu has trouble finding a new book she enjoys as much as her last one.

Daisy thinks she hears her neighbor knocking, but it's just a woodpecker; Daisy makes some playful paper woodpecker art with the Gumboot Kids.

The Gumboot Kids ride a water taxi and spot some adorable sea otters; Jessie Farrell sings a song inspired by these fascinating creatures; Scout and Daisy love sea otters too.

The Gumboot Kids head down a trail in search of a see-through stone.

When Monsieur LaFleur's tractor takes off with no one at the wheel, Pants seems to be the only one who can chase it down.

After being made "Queen for a Day," True must find a way to rid the kingdom of a horrible smell.

Stripes, a meerkat, has three cute pups; Apple adores them, but her parents say they must go; determined to keep them, Apple secretly hides the pups in her room to care for them.

Jon wrongly accuses Thunderfoot of scaring their dino herds.

Jeremy and Jazzy say good night and rest up for another day of fun tomorrow.

Hope pushes Daniel's buttons at school, and a photo reveals a presence at the crime scene.

Shona receives a shocking update on Jodie, and Daniel's outburst sparks a decision.

Will keeps his family in the dark, and Hope refuses to accompany Sam on an outing.

Tim attempts to get through to Will, and Todd's attitude attracts suspicion.

Tim confronts Trisha with his revised view of their relationship.

Andrew Chang explains how Jalisco New Generation has been long building a criminal empire in Mexico; a breakdown of Donald Trump's State of the Union address and his strategy behind his words.

Tilting on Fogo Island, N.L., has deep Irish roots; during a festival in September, you could mistake it for a town on the Emerald Isle; we'll take you to Féile Tilting, a celebration of Irish history, tradition and culture.

With a complete rebuild after Markdale's all-important ice cream factory burned down and the influx of COVID-era newcomers from the city, the community is becoming more vibrant than it was before.

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

From Centre Videotron in Quebec City.

From Stockhoms Stadion in Stockholm, Sweden.

There's no place like home as the potters are tasked to create a hometown tribute.

Terry and Ashley bring their garden back to life; Erin and JB build an insect hotel; May and Guy get their château ready for the first yoga retreat of the season.

Amy returns to Pike River with Nathan to work with search and rescue horses; she's confronted with memories of Ty; Lou and Gracie track down a wolf; Jack finds his new ranch hand.

The judges introduce Coffee and Tea Week to the Tent in homage to the flavours and traditions of this cross-cultural ritual.

In this seasons' most pivotal Safety Bake, four teams of family members must impress guest judge Ravi Patel; one team has a difficult choice that will seal their fate.

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 how Jalisco New Generation has been long building a criminal empire in Mexico; a breakdown of Donald Trump's State of the Union address and his strategy behind his words.

An intimate and revealing account of the issues and emotion at stake for seniors downsizing.

For a growing number of young people, the climate crisis is affecting decisions about whether or not to have kids.