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The month may be dry, but the spirits are high.

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.

"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.".

Aunty B isn't feeling well, so Zach, Shelley and Khadijah pitch in and get Aunty B's chores done for her; thankfully, the whole house is always there to help each other out.

We meet Toastini, a hamster, Muddy, a blue-tongued Skink, and Bestie, a cockapoo dog.

We meet Toastini, a hamster, Muddy, a blue-tongued Skink, and Bestie, a cockapoo dog.

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.

Kiri makes an embarrassing mistake and learns to laugh about it.

Lu and Biba accidentally rig their treasure hunt game.

Biba gets a birthday present that Lu herself really wants.

Declan learns there are some things people just don't know the answer to -- and that's okay.

On a visit to the pond, Daisy spots some baby ducklings; the yellow ducklings inspire her to make pom pom ducklings with the Gumboot Kids.

The Gumboot Kids explore a cave; Jessie Farrell sings a song about caves; Scout and Daisy join in on the discovery.

The Gumboot Kids head out to solve the mystery behind a soothing shrub.

Mayor Sourdough wants to build a cat playground for the kittens but realizes he doesn't know what kittens like; he gets Mittens to show him what being a cat is all about.

Dylan imagines he's a crossing guard.

A discord leads to the Hoppers splitting into two clubs, leaving Penny caught in the middle.

When Stella and Wheeler go to Transitville Island, Togo feels left out when he can't get across the lake; Dr. Repairo helps him focus on the present moment.

Build-It Brock gives Liza a tour of his favorite builds to help inspire Liza's own creation.

Milo and Nico pick up giant dominoes to make a super long line of them to tip over.

Mechanic Milo needs to pick up a giant T-Tex bone before the grand opening of Nico's dinosaur exhibit.

Maggie's slip of the tongue raises Ben's suspicions, and Jodie jumps to Bethany's defence.

Ben forces Maggie to reveal that Alan was not his father.

Ronnie learns of Carl's latest ploy to extort cash from Debbie.

Debbie makes her presence felt at the hotel, and Sam accuses Will of intimidation.

Summer challenges Debbie's version of how Billy died, and Will denies Sam's allegation.

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

Summer and fall of 2025 brought drought and forest fires to Newfoundland and Labrador; towns are becoming more and more worried about water; well talk about the impacts of dryness.

M'Chigeeng First Nation on Manitoulin Island was once the center for the Anishinaabe people; this changed dramatically when a series of treaties cut off the community from their traditional lands.

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

Driving into traffic jams plaguing cities across Canada to crown the country's worst commute, as we reveal the true cost of congestion and the solutions that aren't moving anywhere thanks to a lack of political will.

Richard Ayoade dashes to Dubrovnik, Croatia, with Stephen Merchant for his final outing.

From Gaborone, Botswana.

Jamie makes roasted stone fruit crumble. He also makes a Sardinian-inspired tomato sauce to go with a squash and ricotta ravioli.

The remaining potters find themselves playing electrician when creating a table lamp.

An entrepreneur hopes his business is worth a ton; a sibling duo look to harvest liquid assets; looking to distill a new trend.

This sprawling family saga takes place where an unfortunate tragedy has glued a family together to pull them through life's thick and thin moments. Follow young Amy Fleming as she slowly discovers she possesses her now-deceased mother's ability to aid injured horses as well as maintaining good relationships with those who are trying to get by one day at a time. The family pursues forgotten dreams

The latest hockey action from across the NHL.

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

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

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

Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser is an unlikely hero on a mission to create live orchestral shows that are for everyone.