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Jack Whitehall hosts a gala featuring Arthur Simeon, Foil Arms and Hog, Zabrina Douglas, Melanie Bracewell and Langston Kerman.

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.

Butterflies fly all over Cyndi Lauper's "True Colours"; Glee dances her heart out to John Sebastian's "What a Day for a Daydream.".

Quintin has a surprise up his sleeve for "The Sorry Song"; Mel teaches the kids how to "Roar.".

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.

When Gary's special cupcake goes missing, he accuses all of his fort friends of stealing it; Gary's friends help him understand that asking questions first can help one figure out a problem.

Lou does what he thinks is the craziest thing ever; Kiri isn't so sure.

Lu takes the class pet home for the weekend.

Barnaby gives away some shared treats without asking Lu.

Dermot is upset when he misses a goal and struggles to express himself.

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.

The Gumboot Kids visit a farm and discover how amazing llamas are; Jessie Farrell sings a catchy song about llamas; Scout and Daisy join the fun.

The Gumboot Kids search for Scout's mooing milkshake maker.

Winkles' friends have a surprise party planned for him; when he looks like he might discover it before they are ready, they distract him by asking him to fix things all over town.

Dylan and his friends imagine he's a photographer.

Hoot's story sparks adventures, blending fiction and reality in a snowy escapade.

Togo must find the vehicles who ALWAYS, SOMETIMES, and NEVER do things.

Penny has to improvise when a damaged zipline prevents her from taking the kids to Camp Itchiknee.

Mandy has a special friendship gift for Flicker, shiny new hubcaps, but Ricky and Sally swipe them.

Farmer Faye must get to Beach Station to bring a baby octopus back to his parents before all the water spills out from his tank.

Will's mum blames Maggie for his ordeal, and Carl seizes an opportunity to punish Theo.

Lisa takes action to ensure her wedding goes ahead, and Debbie washes her hands of Carl.

With George's help, Todd manages to overpower Theo and run for his life.

Carl prepares to leave Weatherfield at last - but not before upsetting more residents.

Jodie comes to the rescue when her dodgy past catches up with Shona.

Explaining how the deterioration of Canada's ties with the U.S. paves the way to new partnerships, after almost a year of Trump's tariffs; why Trump just threatened Canada in Davos, Switzerland.

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.

After the town's cannery shut down, Prince Rupert reinvented itself as a global shipping hub.

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

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.

Comedian Ellie Taylor joins Richard for a two-day trip around Madrid, following an itinerary rich in art, history, histrionics, some vermouth and plenty of ham.

Electrician Mick takes on the challenge when he and artist wife Belynda decide to build their dream Modernist home in the bucolic Dooralong Valley, on the New South Wales, Central Coast.

Sarah and George transform two enormous barns into a nightclub and a lounge for their wedding business; May and Guy race to renovate an uninviting terrace; Terry and Ashley battle with nature as they try to get their garden under control.

Ant and Dec take on a beginner's guide to Japanese cooking.

Four potters fight to remain in the final.

Childhood friends look to impress the Dragons with their baggage; a company aims to relieve some stigmas about muscle pain; an entrepreneur shows the Dragons his core focus; brothers hope to impress the Dragons piece by piece.

The family faces the hard reality of a drought at Heartland and the hunt is on to find the best spot to build a new well; Katie worries about her grandfather's health.

Eight bakers leave the sweets behind for the first "Savoury Week," highlighting the spicy, salty and cheesy.

Western Conference Final Game 3.

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

Regional weekend news program for Atlantic Canada..

A man with 600 half-siblings takes a hard look at the hidden costs of sperm donor anonymity.