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Tanya dives into records left behind by her uncle, looking for answers as to what happened to her family's matriarchs; her friend Sol Mamakwa joins her to look into his past at Residential School.

Canadian media is thirsty for American approval; Tim conducts a controversial social experiment; a magician gets sexy; a couple's new home has a real pest.

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 young couple look to escape to Cornwall with their young daughter.

What's going on in Canada and the world; a ten-minute dose of big news stories.

Host Tony Doucette starts the day.

A questionnaire determines whether Henry or Mini-Jon is more intelligent.

Hear ye! Hear ye! Q, the guest of honor, makes his entrance into the mini-clones' room.

The mini-clones learn the most delicate medical procedure: putting on a bandage.

Max Volume hypnotizes the badger community to do his bidding, leaving no badger unaffected.

Today is the Reader Valley art show; the Shuffler takes all the paintings away; Power Paige and Super Why need your help to put all the drawings that start with B and D back in place.

Bo and Jane's visit to Dino Island puts them in danger from fierce predators, forcing the kids to save them; when Ma and Pa visit, Min, Miguel, and Jon help Pa create a last-minute anniversary gift for Ma.

Mr. Porter and Alex go on a sightseeing hike but get trapped inside a huge maze.

Toopy keeps guessing wrong at Binoo's mysterious drawing.

When Clover's overconfidence jeopardizes a medical air mission, the bronto learns to ask for help.

When Frankie and Frankford take Rusty's new invisible mech suit, Rusty and Ruby must figure out how to spot it and catch them.

When the crew declares Capt. Lettie is no fun, she finds a way to make the ordinary extraordinary.

Dylan and his friends imagine he's a Weather Reporter.

When a book gives Benny a nightmare, Lonny encourages him to get rid of all his books.

Andrew gets a tune stuck in his head and needs to find a way to get it out.

Togo learns how to count backwards, and drive backwards.

Milo must deliver a giant magnet to Museum Station for a big science exhibit; trouble ensues when his curiosity gets the best of him, and he turns the magnet on.

Peoplemover Penny has never been to camp, so Ivy invites her to join in on the fun at Camp Itchiknee.

Stu and Flea sing and dance with the flowers.

When Radish the Recycling Hamster takes his test to earn a spot in the Recycling Hall of Fame, he starts to doubt himself when he sees that all his fellow recyclers are rats.

Strange noises are coming from the cave; Jonathan thinks it's a mermaid, but Paddington isn't so sure.

The Beaver triplets are in a frenzy trying to get all the supplies for DB's party; Athlete Kitty tries to teach them to slow down and get the job done right.

It's Mom's birthday and Molly wants to surprise her with a special gift: a pair of traditional beaded slippers.

Jeremy, Jazzy, Stu and Tunebug dance and sing for their birthdays.

Addison and her friends try to stop a swarm of mosquitoes.

A celebration of an influential art movement within the Indigenous community in New Brunswick in the 1960s.

Indigenous elders from Mi'kmaw, Wolastqey and Passamaquoddy communities share their stories as knowledge keepers, educators and historians.

News program bringing Canadians breaking news and live coverage from across Canada and around the world.

With the buffalos nearing extinction, American Indians struggle to survive, but they add a medicine chest clause to Treaty 6 to protect their health; the Indian Act is pushed through, undermining any rights enshrined in the treaties.

The Eto family tries to bank another $10,000 as they face the Tauhid-Abiola family.

Mark fears he'll be outed as a Monarchist when he's chosen to give flowers to a visiting Lady Diana; a gift from Dick comes between Mike Sr. and Mary.

When a whiskey baron and his family are murdered, Murdoch puts Parker in the cells with a hit man to see who hired him.

Poplar welcomes a new cervical cancer screening clinic to the Institute and Dr Turner, Shelagh and Trixie are pleased to be part of the exciting new venture; the prospect of a new romance for Lucille brightens the mood at Nonnatus House.

Sticky toffee pudding; steak and onion sandwich.

The top local stories that matter most to Canadians.

Appa worries about Umma after a minor household accident; Janet uses Jung's past to boost her reputation with students; a high school reunion has Kimchee thinking about an old flame.

Ken gets caught in the crossfire of Adam and Daniel's showdown; Maria advises David to come clean to Shona; Leanne questions Brody's work for Idris; Debbie asks a favor of Glenda.

There's no sound, but there sure are plenty of laughs; Quebec-based troupe uses the city as its stage, and its inhabitants, or victims, as characters.

After investigating customer concerns about AGM Renovations, the company abruptly shuts down; Marketplace speaks to customers left in the lurch and travels overseas, searching for the man behind the operation.

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

A data breach at B.C.'s Interior Health involving tens of thousands of employees' most sensitive information is for sale on the dark web; health-care workers' identities are repeatedly stolen while the agency denies the breach ever happened.

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

Stay informed with the news and compelling stories from Windsor and Essex County.

Intern vet Dr. Shannon takes part in her first surgery at APC on an endangered snow leopard; new polar bear alert officer Chantal jumps into action to chase a polar bear out of town.

Ken gets caught in the crossfire of Adam and Daniel's showdown; Maria advises David to come clean to Shona; Leanne questions Brody's work for Idris; Debbie asks a favor of Glenda.

Anishinaabe women share how the birch tree, its bark and the traditional crafts that come from this significant tree have transformed their lives.