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Lisa refuses to let Dylan shirk the blame for what happened to Betsy.

A bride pulls a jigg down the isle; a father gives his son a stolen bike for his birthday; a robot falls in love with a trash can!

We reveal you may not be getting what the companies are selling when it comes to the SPF number on your sunscreen due to the subjective ways it's tested; we debunk some common sun myths and share the essential steps to protect your skin.

Andrew Chang takes a closer look at SpaceX: the IPO where the math doesn't matter; how the U.S. and Iran keep swaying between conflict and dealmaking following Trump's threats to wipe out Iran.

Lobster is a billion-dollar industry on the East Coast; who gets to trap and when is tearing communities apart; the federal government is being blamed for doing too little to help ease tensions.

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A pharmacist on a power trip; a date gets interrupted; pool flipper politics.

Lisa refuses to let Dylan shirk the blame for what happened to Betsy.

Johnny tries to have an offensive sign removed; David searches for a job.

Hayley seeks distraction from her own health concerns by throwing Emma a bachelorette party, but when a patient takes an unexpected turn, Hayley will be forced to face her fears.

Lucy has survived beyond the designated date of her death, but what she reveals to Abigail completely upends all she thought she knew.

Lana is faced with an impossible decision when she is kidnapped by the terror cell; a choice between her duty and saving those who matter the most to her.

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

Returning to the UK after 22 years in eastern Australia, a couple decides they now want to call the Gloucestershire countryside home.

Addison tries to figure out how Donnie has developed psychic powers and stops him from intimidating the other kids.

Addison tries to figure out why Gyro is unhappy.

Hayden tap dances to Duke Ellington's "It Don't Mean a Thing"; Melanie teaches everyone a traditional Hawaiian song called "Ulilli E.".

"De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da" kicks us off; Melanie teaches the kids an old Duke Ellington standard called "It Don't Mean a Thing.".

Simon comes for a sleepover at Aunty B's house, and Zach is thrilled; this is Simon's first sleepover, and Aunty B's House has a lot of strange shadows and sounds he's not used to; Aunty helps him.

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

Abby introduces viewers to their friend Rose, a super spunky hedgehog.

Gary gets frustrated when Stuffy is scared of thunder; Gary realizes that he needs to listen to Stuffy, and together the friends learn about thunder; Stuffy's fears are eased, and the party goes on.

Wheeler must use only the triangle stops on the new express bus route.

Declan causes a stir when he decides not to say "please.".

Elodie upsets Lu when she forgets her promise to push her on the swing.

Lu finds it hard to say goodbye to her favorite uncle.

Daisy finds a big chunk of bark on the path during her morning walk, and she's inspired to make a nature craft; using scraps of fabric, ribbon and odds and ends like sticks and bark, Daisy and the Gumboot Kids make a bison head.

Scout and the Gumboot Kids discover a snack hidden in the vegetable garden.

The Gumboot Kids visit a lavender farm; Jessie Farrell sings a heartfelt song about lavender; Scout and Daisy join the adventure.

When Mittens learns that the new preschool doesn't have any toys, she collects toys from everyone in town; Pants is happy to help, as long as he doesn't have to give up his own toys.

When bandit Ladybird shrieks havoc in Adventure Bay and takes all the town's treasures, the Mighty Pups team up with new super pals, the Mighty Twins, to save the day -- and Mayor Goodway.

It's the night of the Reader Valley fireworks show, but the machine is out of power; Power Paige and Princess Presto need your help to spell the words pop and zip, so the show can go on.

After Miguel saves Big Rex from a rockslide, the island's ruler becomes puppy-docile, leaving the island a mess; Min and Blitz rush upriver to reunite a baby Mosasaurus with its mother.

When Corny runs away from Farmer Al's farm during a blackout, the pups need to find him and light the way home.

Toopy and Binoo chase Coco's runaway package through wild worlds.

When Comet struggles to learn how to fly, Jon encourages her to try again.

When Rusty and Ruby help Liam search the woods for Liam's missing toy, they get lost and have to find a way home without Rusty's usual tools to help them.

The Calypso Crew is in strife when the mission reward cake mysteriously disappears and everyone blames one another for having it.

Fun friction between odd couple roommates, bookworm Layla and athletic Isabel.

On a Sapphire camping trip, a constellation that only appears every five years sends a special surprise down to Earth; but something troubles Wildstar.

The Titans resume their Game of Fates and Lana finds reality shifting around her.

Lana spreads a message of resistance to the Realms for a final showdown with the Titans.

When Vincent's favorite pop singer refuses to pose for a picture with him, he is akumatized into Pixelator.

ASTRA are questioning if they're on the right path, but when Ken reveals that a group member has decided to leave, everyone must work together to convince them to stay.

X-Key is gearing up for their TV appearance, unaware of the traitor in their midst; after a shocking revelation ASTRA must do everything they can to pull off the impossible.

When an arrogant, young singer angers Jagged Stone, he is akumatized into a rock 'n' roll super villain.

Cassandra has figured out how to infiltrate the Agency; this time, nothing can stop her.

Everyone is turning into mutants and the fate of the world depends on WXT.

Stuck walking Wolfman instead of going to a party, Charlie irresponsibly ditches Wolfman.

For Charlie to defeat a monster that feeds on embarrassment, he must humiliate himself.

A three-year-old chihuahua named Dexter has started snapping at owner Sean whenever he tries to get "alone time" with his girlfriend; blind dog, Wonder, exhibits extreme anxiety in unfamiliar places.

Coverage of basketball action from the Canadian Elite Basketball League.

Coverage of basketball action from the Canadian Elite Basketball League.

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

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

Dogs using buttons to communicate in our language have gone viral; owners and scientists dive deeper; can dogs truly talk to us?

The true story of Mi'kmaq activists from Conne River, NL who went on a hunger strike to secure their rights to self-determination.

The company behind the first smartphone, the BlackBerry, meets a catastrophic demise.

A poor boy from a small African village is arrested on suspicion of terrorism and forced to tell his incredible story to the local police. A math genius from childhood, he had to pass up an MIT scholarship to stay at home to provide for his family.

The election is over, but the politics are just beginning; "22 Minutes" checks in on several party leaders; edibles come to Canada, Celine Dion on q and more.

A possible change of leadership for the Conservatives; Quebec values; MP school is in session; Greg Thomey returns.

With the election over, Canada's MPs think about getting back to work; Doug Ford wants your phone, the truth about carbon tax, and Barack Obama defends his bromance.

Mark Critch learns how to ice dance with Canadian Olympians Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir; Trudeau gets primed for a new term; an interview with Jagmeet Singh; heartland alienation.

Addison investigates a case of blue honey.

Tess and Addison track a trail of crumbs to find a cookie culprit.

Hayden and Jasmine strut down the runway during "Shine"; Melanie teaches the kids Taylor Swift's hit song, "Me.".

Waaseyaa wishes on a star during "Starlight, Star bright"; Melanie celebrates the power of music by teaching the Beatles' hit "All You Need is Love.".

Khadijah gets a beret from Paris, a place she thinks she'll never be able to travel to; everyone shows her that through her imagination, she can travel anywhere.

Annabelle and Mittens, her guinea pig best friend, are in for a day of fun.

Austen introduces viewers to his bearded dragon, Rya.

Gary and Stuffy want to be kindness superheros and donate their baby toys, but find it harder to do than they thought; Gary learns that giving to others is the kind thing to do.

Togo sorts the hockey fans by jersey color.

Lu feels like she gets a raw deal when she and Biba get new toys.

Lu and Elodie fear they've broken a treasured toy.

Elodie gets upset when Lu makes an incorrect assumption.

There's a storm outside and Daisy is cooking dinner; she notices that the penne noodles are shaped like lightning, and she is inspired to make a nature craft with the Gumboot Kids.

The Gumboot Kids watch a thunder and lightning storm from a lighthouse; Jessie Farrell sings a rocking song about the storm; Scout and Daisy join the fun too.

The Gumboot Kids investigate a polka-dot gardener.

Chef Noodle's restaurant is very popular with hamsters; when Mittens asks if he has any cat food, he decides to change his restaurant into one that serves food for every animal in town.

True and Bartleby search for the culprit that's been taking all the nummie berries.

Apple is super excited to pick her own pet: a cute porcupine named Prince Prickly; he doesn't really fit in with the Bananas home life and things get a little bit, well, prickly!

Min's confidence takes a tumble when she loses her Care Case on a Dino Doctor mission.

Do you like to dance? Learn some new dance moves with Jeremy, Jazzy and friends!

Ross ingratiates himself with Tracy and Tyrone, and Maria says too much in front of Kit.

Kit pops the question but is unprepared for Sarah's response, Bernie advises Cassie on how to deal with blackmail, Joseph's school report raises concerns and Betsy plus Dylan equals too many cooks.

Betsy's loved ones gather at the hospital, and Tyrone makes a discovery about Cassie.

Lisa gives Dylan a hostile reception, and Cassie's warning for Tracy falls on deaf ears.

Lisa refuses to let Dylan shirk the blame for what happened to Betsy.

Andrew Chang takes a closer look at SpaceX: the IPO where the math doesn't matter; how the U.S. and Iran keep swaying between conflict and dealmaking following Trump's threats to wipe out Iran.

Some traditional crafts in Newfoundland and Labrador are in danger of being forgotten and lost forever; a conversation with people making an effort to keep those skills alive.

In the wake of a rebellion by Chinese martial artists against foreign military forces, a golden warrior statue looted by British colonial forces ends up in Australia.

As global temperatures rise, Anthony Morgan investigates the human body's natural cooling system; he examines sweat, an often underappreciated bodily function and its crucial role.

We reveal you may not be getting what the companies are selling when it comes to the SPF number on your sunscreen due to the subjective ways it's tested; we debunk some common sun myths and share the essential steps to protect your skin.

In an unmarked grave in Liverpool lies the mystery of one of Western Australia's greatest resistance fighters; this is the story of a courageous and inventive team that found a way to bring him home.

All is well at Mossy Bottom Farm, except for the fact that the animals will do anything to get out of work. So, Shaun the sheep and his scheming friends devise a plan to put their master to sleep. However, the ruse backfires when the poor farmer finds himself transported to the big city, having lost his memory. Now, it's up to Sean, Timmy the lamb, Shirley the ewe and the rest of the gang to trave

Mediterranean salmon, lemony potatoes and roasted tomatoes; asparagus; summer pudding.

The bakers are tasked with making rich, decadent desserts including cheesecakes, Dubai chocolate cookies and a layer cake wrapped inside another cake.

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 bakers take on a fruity biscuit challenge, set by Rav; the bakers puzzle over why the world's worst inventions are created.

It's Caramel Week and Prue and Paul have set the bakers three sticky challenges.

Suresh Doss introduces us to some of his favorite spots and hometown flavours.

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 takes a closer look at SpaceX: the IPO where the math doesn't matter; how the U.S. and Iran keep swaying between conflict and dealmaking following Trump's threats to wipe out Iran.

The story of the first time a human tamed a wild horse and the impacts it made on history.

The beloved and iconic Toronto landmark Honest Ed's is sold to make way for development and an uncertain future.