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Mary Mammoliti, a home cook and food blogger who is blind, knows her way around the kitchen; focusing on one chef, one dish and one-star ingredient.

Jenna is a new restaurateur who's juggling so many eggs she could end up with some on her face.

Alex Smyth explains why he showcases Winnipeg's history, culture and food.

Michael C. Clive guests as the chefs prepare an Asian shrimp salad with mango noodle slaw, Musubi rolls and a quinoa salad.

The members of Friendship Circle help to provide support and inclusion to individuals with special needs.

If Frédéric Lamory sings about love with such heartfelt sincerity, and Jean d'Alby displays such a deep commitment to the heritage instrument entrusted to him, it's thanks to the constant support of a pair of exceptional women.

Visually impaired guests answer questions and talk about what it is like to navigate the world without sight.

Jodi, an avid runner, suffered a near-fatal cardiac arrest five years ago; diagnosed with a rare condition, training for a run could restore her sense of identity, or awaken deeper issues that demand to be addressed.

Guest chef Anna Olson helps prepare a Rockwell bake, curried cauliflower soup and pasta with white wine mushroom sauce.

Tim Doucette is a blind astronomer who has built the Deep Sky Eye Observatory in rural Nova Scotia; he welcomes a nine-year-old girl who has the same vision impairment as he to Deep Sky Eye.

Mary Mammoliti, a home cook and food blogger who is blind, knows her way around the kitchen; focusing on one chef, one dish and one-star ingredient.

Jenna is a new restaurateur who's juggling so many eggs she could end up with some on her face.

Alex Smyth explains why he showcases Winnipeg's history, culture and food.

Dave Brown travels to Newfoundland to meet Canadian comedy legend Mary Walsh. Mary shares her journey with macular degeneration, and reflects on her iconic career and lasting impact on Canadian comedy.

Stories of community members, places, organizations and things working to make life enjoyable for individuals with disabilities.

Jodi, an avid runner, suffered a near-fatal cardiac arrest five years ago; diagnosed with a rare condition, training for a run could restore her sense of identity, or awaken deeper issues that demand to be addressed.

Guest chef Anna Olson helps prepare a Rockwell bake, curried cauliflower soup and pasta with white wine mushroom sauce.

Tim Doucette is a blind astronomer who has built the Deep Sky Eye Observatory in rural Nova Scotia; he welcomes a nine-year-old girl who has the same vision impairment as he to Deep Sky Eye.

Mary Mammoliti, a home cook and food blogger who is blind, knows her way around the kitchen; focusing on one chef, one dish and one-star ingredient.

Jenna is a new restaurateur who's juggling so many eggs she could end up with some on her face.

Featuring stand-up comedy from Courtney Gilmour, Tanyalee Davis, Ahren Belisle and Ryan Lachance.

Dave Brown travels to Newfoundland to meet Canadian comedy legend Mary Walsh. Mary shares her journey with macular degeneration, and reflects on her iconic career and lasting impact on Canadian comedy.

Stories of community members, places, organizations and things working to make life enjoyable for individuals with disabilities.

Engine failures, last-minute fixes, and a shoestring budget threaten their shot before it even begins, leaving everyone to wonder: can sheer determination outrun the looming disaster?

If Frédéric Lamory sings about love with such heartfelt sincerity, and Jean d'Alby displays such a deep commitment to the heritage instrument entrusted to him, it's thanks to the constant support of a pair of exceptional women.

Visually impaired guests answer questions and talk about what it is like to navigate the world without sight.

Guest chef Anna Olson helps prepare a Rockwell bake, curried cauliflower soup and pasta with white wine mushroom sauce.

Tim Doucette is a blind astronomer who has built the Deep Sky Eye Observatory in rural Nova Scotia; he welcomes a nine-year-old girl who has the same vision impairment as he to Deep Sky Eye.

Host Christa Couture takes on the town of Montreal, Canada's most fashionable city, with a fresh fade and new art for her prosthetic leg.

Water brings new life to the urban farm; Milena and Rosmarie begin a shoreline project.

Laura begins to recognize the fortune of being an artist who can share their gifts.

How an adaptive watersport is carving out a new future for a community of athletes.

Coaches David Willsie and Peggy Assinck join hosts Travis Murao and Greg Westlake to discuss coaching in parasport.

Dave Brown travels to Newfoundland to meet Canadian comedy legend Mary Walsh. Mary shares her journey with macular degeneration, and reflects on her iconic career and lasting impact on Canadian comedy.

Stories of community members, places, organizations and things working to make life enjoyable for individuals with disabilities.

Host Christa Couture takes on the town of Montreal, Canada's most fashionable city, with a fresh fade and new art for her prosthetic leg.

Water brings new life to the urban farm; Milena and Rosmarie begin a shoreline project.

Laura begins to recognize the fortune of being an artist who can share their gifts.

How an adaptive watersport is carving out a new future for a community of athletes.

Coaches David Willsie and Peggy Assinck join hosts Travis Murao and Greg Westlake to discuss coaching in parasport.

Guest chef Anna Olson helps prepare a Rockwell bake, curried cauliflower soup and pasta with white wine mushroom sauce.

Tim Doucette is a blind astronomer who has built the Deep Sky Eye Observatory in rural Nova Scotia; he welcomes a nine-year-old girl who has the same vision impairment as he to Deep Sky Eye.

Bruce has to get creative to fundraise for his foundation and makes a unique, albeit unclear, proposition; Shanaya meets a strong-willed and sassy future adventurer, while Ishan has a rough arrival in Kelowna.

Alex Smyth explains why he showcases Winnipeg's history, culture and food.

Chefs share dishes and cooking tips.

Able Sail, located in Shediac, N.B., allows people with disabilities to learn how to sail recreationally and competitively.

Host Christa Couture takes on the town of Montreal, Canada's most fashionable city, with a fresh fade and new art for her prosthetic leg.

Water brings new life to the urban farm; Milena and Rosmarie begin a shoreline project.

Laura begins to recognize the fortune of being an artist who can share their gifts.

How an adaptive watersport is carving out a new future for a community of athletes.

Coaches David Willsie and Peggy Assinck join hosts Travis Murao and Greg Westlake to discuss coaching in parasport.

Engine failures, last-minute fixes, and a shoestring budget threaten their shot before it even begins, leaving everyone to wonder: can sheer determination outrun the looming disaster?

Alex Smyth explains why he showcases Winnipeg's history, culture and food.

Chefs share dishes and cooking tips.

Able Sail, located in Shediac, N.B., allows people with disabilities to learn how to sail recreationally and competitively.

Host Christa Couture takes on the town of Montreal, Canada's most fashionable city, with a fresh fade and new art for her prosthetic leg.

Water brings new life to the urban farm; Milena and Rosmarie begin a shoreline project.

Laura begins to recognize the fortune of being an artist who can share their gifts.

Jodi, an avid runner, suffered a near-fatal cardiac arrest five years ago; diagnosed with a rare condition, training for a run could restore her sense of identity, or awaken deeper issues that demand to be addressed.

An 11 year old girl with anxiety finds peace of mind and joy with a therapy horse named Thunder. Then, let's play dress up - with therapy horses! Finally, a 10 year old girl with ADHD finds her passion amongst the llamas at an animal assisted therapy farm.

The Alberta Wheel Girls group is a community of women who talk openly about their experiences as wheelchair users. It has become a "sisterhood," a group of supporters, listeners, and good friends.

Tai is about to graduate high school and the world is his oyster. He's a lover of all things art, with a passion for fashion, but still has a lot of questions before he picks his post-secondary path. Tai's ready to learn and is looking to our experts to help him realize his high-fashion dreams.

Chris Judge and Rebekah Higgs give tips for home improvement and accessibility tips.

Bruce has to get creative to fundraise for his foundation and makes a unique, albeit unclear, proposition; Shanaya meets a strong-willed and sassy future adventurer, while Ishan has a rough arrival in Kelowna.

Chefs share dishes and cooking tips.

Able Sail, located in Shediac, N.B., allows people with disabilities to learn how to sail recreationally and competitively.

With talent to spare, unshakable confidence, and a love of life, percussionist Vanderlei Pereira (Brazil) & singer Kessy Mac Queen (St. Lucía) have managed to shine in a welcoming newland that has now become their home - a home made with their music.

People with high-functioning autism face stigma and judgement, often because their disability shows no outward signs; participants honestly answer questions about what it feels like to live with autism.

Dave Brown spends the day with musician Kevin Hearn, of Barenaked Ladies and Rheostatics fame. Joined by Kevin's daughter, Havana, they visit an art gallery as Kevin reflects on his remarkable musical journey.

Stories of community members, places, organizations and things working to make life enjoyable for individuals with disabilities.

Engine failures, last-minute fixes, and a shoestring budget threaten their shot before it even begins, leaving everyone to wonder: can sheer determination outrun the looming disaster?

With talent to spare, unshakable confidence, and a love of life, percussionist Vanderlei Pereira (Brazil) & singer Kessy Mac Queen (St. Lucía) have managed to shine in a welcoming newland that has now become their home - a home made with their music.

People with high-functioning autism face stigma and judgement, often because their disability shows no outward signs; participants honestly answer questions about what it feels like to live with autism.