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New Ontario license plates are "virtually unreadable," putting the Ford government on the defensive; pipeline protests continue, and single-use plastics are banned.

With a country as large as Canada, sometimes it seems that people are playing by their own rules; introducing a new board game that is primed to play through the confusion; with guest star Mary Walsh.

Sonali Shah helps a young couple swap town life in Halifax for country life in Yorkshire.

Gary can't stand waiting in line for Huggle's balloon ride, so he skips to the front, upsetting his friends and causing a disaster; Gary learns that waiting for one's turn is the right thing to do.

Merrie delays her pickups to watch a Rider soccer game, but then the marina gets overcrowded; she learns that a transit team only works when everyone does their part.

Lu's upset when no-one seems to like her new shoes.

Lu feels sad when her flowery friend begins to droop.

Lu struggles to understand Elodie's upset when she accidentally spoils her game.

The Gumboot Kids look for a tiptoeing shield that Scout saw by the pond.

Scout finds a friend with a soft nose.

When Blueberry gets the hiccups and can't play with Mittens, the two set off to do everything they can to cure Blueberry, but nothing seems to work.

Determined to win the kingdom's first Great Rainbow Rally, Grizelda's reckless driving throws the other racers off course.

It's Take Your Dad to School Day, but Josh and Jamie don't have a dad to take; the other three fathers at Jungle Towers audition in a series of silly Dad games to be Josh and Jamie's dad for the day.

When the Tinhorns trap Thunderfoot through dumb luck, the Dino Ranchers need to set the wild spinosaurus free before the Tinhorns get themselves in real trouble.

Jeremy, Jazzy and friends help clean things up.

Catch up on any "Coronation Street" episodes you missed last week.

Andrew Chang explains how hard it was for U.S. President Donald Trump to ace his cognitive test; how Japan is rethinking its military readiness.

Superpowers make rats the evolutionary heroes of the animal kingdom.

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.

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.

The twisting history of Charles Byrne, the Irish Giant.

The mystery of the sphinx in the British Museum.

From BMO Field in Toronto.

Jam jar prawn cocktails with a lemony avocado sauce; two veggie quiches served with a garlicky courgette and couscous salad; tangerine drizzle cake.

Shahir Massoud and Wallace Wong battle it out to keep a "carb-ivore" content and make a group of take-out enthusiasts some uber delicious food.

When Amy helps an old friend of Nathan's overcome his fear of riding a horse for his wedding day, she's caught wondering what the future holds for her; Dex must prove himself to Jack.

Kids competing in a baking competition.

The five remaining bakers hop into the time machine to create 70s favorites including profiterole stacks, banoffee pies and gâteau.

Suresh Doss explores Iranian food in Toronto; he finds a cuisine with rich traditions of hospitality.

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 comprehensive look at the day's top stories.

Andrew Chang explains how hard it was for U.S. President Donald Trump to ace his cognitive test; how Japan is rethinking its military readiness.

The citizens of Lac-Mégantic share their harrowing accounts from that night; flashing back to June 30, 2013, where the ill-fated train leaves the Bakken oil fields of North Dakota.