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

Live whales draw lots of tourists to the East Coast; some communities say whale skeletons are a big attraction, too; there are impressive whale bones in sheds and warehouses waiting for the spotlight.

Mosquitoes have shaped wars and empires throughout human history: they're a deadly predator; now, scientists are racing to stop the ancient threat that's being shifted into overdrive.

Musician Leona Burkey takes inspiration from her son's journey with autism to create the album Wave Theory and an annual charity event in support of Autism Nova Scotia.

A four-part documentary series about Indigenous women in Atlantic Canada and how they connect to land and culture; in this episode — Jennie Williams.

A young woman with supernatural abilities reflects on profound events in her life as she awaits news of her brother, who has gone missing at sea under questionable circumstances.

The disappearance of a young Cree woman in Toronto traumatizes her Northern Ontario family and sends her twin sister on a journey south to find her.

A drug dealer finds his moral code challenged when he interrupts an armed robbery and captures one of the gang members who is a 15-year-old boy.

The federal election comes to a close, and "22 Minutes" has all the latest updates on the country's biggest winners and losers; Mark Critch has a drink (or three) with Justin Trudeau.

Something, or someone, keeps draining the water out of the wading pool.

Addison investigates when Ms. Bell's marble goes missing from a locked classroom.

"You Do You" and me do me is the message of the opening song; Melanie teaches the kids an old song written by a little girl called "Freight Train.".

Quintin and Glee make great duet partners for "I Got the Music"; Melanie teaches viewers all about rhythm during "Ding Dong Hot Dog.".

Zach needs to bring photos to show and tell; he can't find his old favorites, so everyone dresses up and re-creates the photos.

Meeting Storm, a shepsky dog, Buttons, a retired pony and two goats named Hazel and Honey.

Meeting Storm, a shepsky dog, Buttons, a retired pony and two goats named Hazel and Honey.

Gary can't find his water wings; Gary learns that there's no shortcut to doing his best, and he cleans his mess properly, just in time to find his trusty water wings.

Togo has to fit in a rectangle tunnel to restart the system.

Lu learns that she can't be upset with someone for doing something she has also done.

Lu learns to be aware of and include others' need for choice.

Lu learns to commit to a decision.

Daisy is inspired after snacking on some snap peas from her garden; she gathers felt, pompoms and googly eyes with the Gumboot Kids.

The Gumboot Kids visit a bison farm; Jessie Farrell sings about bison, and Scout and Daisy join in on the fun.

Scout sends the Gumboot Kids to a farm to find an animal with hooves and horns.

Mittens and Pants pour bubble mix into the town fountain, accidentally flooding the whole town with bubbles.

The Little Helpers focus so much on doing the small jobs that the big things don't get done.

When Stellar discovers that her tiger grandmother Great Growl-ma only speaks Growlish, she finds clever ways to communicate.

As the Dino Ranchers prepare their spring eggs for delivery, the hatching of a shy baby Ankylosaur sends Jon and Blitz into a scramble.

Jeremy, Jazzy and friends get moving! Learn how to move your body along with them.

The Driscolls pray for justice as Megan's verdict arrives; Abi identifies her evasive landlord; Sam makes peace with Nick; Hope and Ruby plan a surprise for Tyrone.

Abi and Kevin rush Alfie to hospital with breathing difficulties, while concern grows that Brody is being cast in the same mould as Idris; Cassie decides to stake her claim on Steve, and Hope invites a guilt-ridden Will to visit Sam.

Cassie decides to stake her claim on Steve, and Hope invites Will to visit Sam.

Cassie chats up a bloke while drowning her sorrows and Glenda makes an alarming discovery.

Hope and Ruby inform Tyrone they have traced his father, and George follows Christina.

Andrew Chang explains why some homeowners are falling into a mortgage payment trap they can't escape. Plus, how the U.S. found a brand-new rationale for tariffs to penalize more than 60 countries.

Newfoundlanders who left their outport homes to move to the French island of St. Pierre.

One of Canada's proud leaders chooses between signing a deal with Queen Victoria or facing disease and devastation, and the British forces might literally steal the shirt from his back.

The science of adolescence; understanding this dramatic, mysterious and critically important phase of life, for humans and other animals.

Marketplace exposes some popular foods that might seem Canadian but are actually made in the U.S.; we reveal what to look for and how to guarantee what you buy is made here at home with Canadian ingredients.

Scattered across Australia are fragments of a mysterious ancient mosaic found in Palestine; putting the pieces together reveals how the British Empire shaped the modern Middle East.

From Glasgow, Scotland.

From Langley Events Centre in Langley, British Columbia.

Liam shakes things up in a Technical he hopes will prove the bakers' skills are not just an illusion; the bakers immortalize the one thing they cannot live without in cake form.

The bakers step into the spotlight to face none other than "The Breadfather" himself, Paul Hollywood.

Suresh Doss heads to Richmond BC to explore a diverse Chinese food scene adapting to the surrounding natural abundance.

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 some homeowners are falling into a mortgage payment trap they can't escape. Plus, how the U.S. found a brand-new rationale for tariffs to penalize more than 60 countries.

The history of the relationship between horses and humans.

Fatma and her son Majed fled Syria for the safety of Toronto, but their troubles are far from over; a look at what happens after year one ends.