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Daniel and Fred are in New York City to pitch their series to a U.S. broadcaster, but they don't have any meetings set up; the last stop on the Crip Trip proves to be the most difficult of them all.

Examining the background and career of Patrick Anderson, arguably the greatest wheelchair basketball player of all time, as he prepares for the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo.

Carly, a former national para-skier, never lets vision loss hold her back from being healthy and active; Bruce takes Carly kayaking, but before they head for rough waters, they test their stability and fatigue.

Karen's love for the outdoors and excitement is taking her on a jetboat adventure; to prepare for the extreme terrain, Karen rides a side-by-side RZR to test her handle on speed.

Bobbi leads an exercise routine, with seated options, focusing on the muscles of the chest, back, legs and glutes; Bobbi sits down with a breathing behavior specialist to talk about the right kind of breath to make a body feel safe.

Dave meets Amazing Race Canada winner Tim Hague Sr., who has Parkinson's Disease and advocates for others through his U-Turn Parkinson's facility; then, Tim and Dave hit the ring for some boxing.

Following Yosuke Hasumi's transformational journey as he experiences the freedom of flight, made possible by a dedicated community and an innovative program.

Viewers follow the lives of four men who stand head and shoulders above the crowd, literally, because of their height.

With multiple sclerosis affecting more individuals in Canada than anywhere else in the world, people with MS talk about what it's really like.

Summer in Saskatoon doesn't last long, but host Christa Couture is making it count. Join her to bask in the heat of stock car racing, wheelchair basketball and soaring above the prairie in a Second World War open cockpit plane at sunset.

This episode of Disrupt includes Manitoba-based Adam Schwartz's stand-up, an excerpt from Michael McNeely's film and a meditation on rock-picking from Paxsi.

People who have discovered ways to cope with a physical disability or mental health challenges share their stories.

A feature on Keely Shaw, who talks about her partial paralysis and being a para-cyclist.

Halifax-based Instagram food influencer Andy Hay makes fish tacos with mango slaw, paired with a mocktail Margarita.

A gluten-free pasta dish, created by Vancouver-based chef Jen Peters.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich are joined by Jazz singer Emilie-Claire Barlow.

Chef Rob Rainford visits Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich in the kitchen to learn about confiting.

Laura Bain highlights her hometown, tours one the most beautiful libraries in the world, learns the history of Africville and interviews award-winning singer/songwriter Joel Plaskett.

Every Tuesday, Ness makes the life-affirming decision to inject his body with testosterone; Ness describes how this life-saving medicine has transformed his body, changing his appearance, strength and mindset.

Chris Judge and the team help Tarah update a key part of her home; a stunning and simple DIY outdoor bathroom, complete with clawfoot tub and a composting toilet.

Janice casts a pug for a neck brace and a cat for an orthotic boot; an elderly Shih Tzu hopes to find a simple solution for a possible neurological problem.

Ophthalmologists Dr. Cynthia Qian and Dr. Patrick Hamel discuss current therapies and coming innovations in the treatment of premature retinopathy, a common complication of premature birth.

John reports on the history of news media in Canada and those who have led the way for journalists with disabilities; after going behind the scenes with sports reporter Cam Tait, John holds a press conference.

Every Tuesday, Ness makes the life-affirming decision to inject his body with testosterone; Ness describes how this life-saving medicine has transformed his body, changing his appearance, strength and mindset.

Laura Bain highlights her hometown, tours one the most beautiful libraries in the world, learns the history of Africville and interviews award-winning singer/songwriter Joel Plaskett.

Rick struggles to find employment because of his Autism; Victor is determined to score a job, despite his lung condition.

Janice casts a pug for a neck brace and a cat for an orthotic boot; an elderly Shih Tzu hopes to find a simple solution for a possible neurological problem.

Ophthalmologists Dr. Cynthia Qian and Dr. Patrick Hamel discuss current therapies and coming innovations in the treatment of premature retinopathy, a common complication of premature birth.

Whether it's by yourself or with someone else, there are lots of ways to experience physical sex.

Dave meets Amazing Race Canada winner Tim Hague Sr., who has Parkinson's Disease and advocates for others through his U-Turn Parkinson's facility; then, Tim and Dave hit the ring for some boxing.

Examining the background and career of Patrick Anderson, arguably the greatest wheelchair basketball player of all time, as he prepares for the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo.

Daniel and Fred are in New York City to pitch their series to a U.S. broadcaster, but they don't have any meetings set up; the last stop on the Crip Trip proves to be the most difficult of them all.

Carly, a former national para-skier, never lets vision loss hold her back from being healthy and active; Bruce takes Carly kayaking, but before they head for rough waters, they test their stability and fatigue.

Karen's love for the outdoors and excitement is taking her on a jetboat adventure; to prepare for the extreme terrain, Karen rides a side-by-side RZR to test her handle on speed.

Whether it's by yourself or with someone else, there are lots of ways to experience physical sex.

John reports on the history of news media in Canada and those who have led the way for journalists with disabilities; after going behind the scenes with sports reporter Cam Tait, John holds a press conference.

Chefs share dishes and cooking tips.

Authors, publishers, writing associations, kids and parents talk about why children with disabilities aren't being properly represented in children's literature in Canada, and what is being done to change it.

Carly, a former national para-skier, never lets vision loss hold her back from being healthy and active; Bruce takes Carly kayaking, but before they head for rough waters, they test their stability and fatigue.

Karen's love for the outdoors and excitement is taking her on a jetboat adventure; to prepare for the extreme terrain, Karen rides a side-by-side RZR to test her handle on speed.

Anna Quon describes herself as a mad, mobility-challenged, middle-aged and mixed-race artist for whom making art makes life worth living; intimate and revealing, this hour-long documentary showcases the Nova Scotia artist's.

Spotlight on the men and women who are working to transform the world with their creations.

Every Tuesday, Ness makes the life-affirming decision to inject his body with testosterone; Ness describes how this life-saving medicine has transformed his body, changing his appearance, strength and mindset.

Bobbi guides an exercise routine targeting the arms, shoulders, hips and glutes, to help with mobility and keep people strong from head to toe.

Bobbi offers an exercise routine that focuses on the core, especially the abdominals, to stay balanced, coordinated and strong.

Chefs share dishes and cooking tips.

Authors, publishers, writing associations, kids and parents talk about why children with disabilities aren't being properly represented in children's literature in Canada, and what is being done to change it.

Carly, a former national para-skier, never lets vision loss hold her back from being healthy and active; Bruce takes Carly kayaking, but before they head for rough waters, they test their stability and fatigue.

Karen's love for the outdoors and excitement is taking her on a jetboat adventure; to prepare for the extreme terrain, Karen rides a side-by-side RZR to test her handle on speed.

Anna Quon describes herself as a mad, mobility-challenged, middle-aged and mixed-race artist for whom making art makes life worth living; intimate and revealing, this hour-long documentary showcases the Nova Scotia artist's.

People who have discovered ways to cope with a physical disability or mental health challenges share their stories.

A feature on Keely Shaw, who talks about her partial paralysis and being a para-cyclist.

Chris and the team clear out Charles' boathouse and deck it out with a work bench, cubbies and other needed storage; they'll also build a large canoe storage structure featuring safe, reliable and easy access.

Halifax-based Instagram food influencer Andy Hay makes fish tacos with mango slaw, paired with a mocktail Margarita.

A gluten-free pasta dish, created by Vancouver-based chef Jen Peters.

Chefs share dishes and cooking tips.

Authors, publishers, writing associations, kids and parents talk about why children with disabilities aren't being properly represented in children's literature in Canada, and what is being done to change it.

Three-legged rescues from Mexico and Russia are cast and fitted for new prosthetic legs.

Replacing the lens in front of the eye with an artificial corrective one is a common procedure that can dramatically improve eyesight.

John traces the evolution of dance in Canada for artists with disabilities. After taking in a show at the National accessArts Centre, John choreographs his findings on stage on Calgary.

The sexuality of people with disabilities is too often denied or medicalized, which results in a lack of sex education; Rachele looks for ways to prioritize safety while still enjoying great sex.

Jack hopes to become a director, despite having Asperger syndrome; Francie plans on owning an apartment.

Every Tuesday, Ness makes the life-affirming decision to inject his body with testosterone; Ness describes how this life-saving medicine has transformed his body, changing his appearance, strength and mindset.

Three-legged rescues from Mexico and Russia are cast and fitted for new prosthetic legs.

Replacing the lens in front of the eye with an artificial corrective one is a common procedure that can dramatically improve eyesight.

John traces the evolution of dance in Canada for artists with disabilities. After taking in a show at the National accessArts Centre, John choreographs his findings on stage on Calgary.

The sexuality of people with disabilities is too often denied or medicalized, which results in a lack of sex education; Rachele looks for ways to prioritize safety while still enjoying great sex.

Jack hopes to become a director, despite having Asperger syndrome; Francie plans on owning an apartment.

Chefs share dishes and cooking tips.

Authors, publishers, writing associations, kids and parents talk about why children with disabilities aren't being properly represented in children's literature in Canada, and what is being done to change it.

Summer in Saskatoon doesn't last long, but host Christa Couture is making it count. Join her to bask in the heat of stock car racing, wheelchair basketball and soaring above the prairie in a Second World War open cockpit plane at sunset.

This episode of Disrupt includes Manitoba-based Adam Schwartz's stand-up, an excerpt from Michael McNeely's film and a meditation on rock-picking from Paxsi.

Examining the background and career of Patrick Anderson, arguably the greatest wheelchair basketball player of all time, as he prepares for the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo.

Christine Ha & Carl Heinrich talk Umami with Donna Dooher.

Learning about children under the age of 18 in a care-giving role for a parent, grandparent, sibling or relative with a chronic or life-threatening illness, disability, addiction or mental illness, among others.

Three-legged rescues from Mexico and Russia are cast and fitted for new prosthetic legs.

Replacing the lens in front of the eye with an artificial corrective one is a common procedure that can dramatically improve eyesight.

John traces the evolution of dance in Canada for artists with disabilities. After taking in a show at the National accessArts Centre, John choreographs his findings on stage on Calgary.

Chris and the team clear out Charles' boathouse and deck it out with a work bench, cubbies and other needed storage; they'll also build a large canoe storage structure featuring safe, reliable and easy access.

Jack hopes to become a director, despite having Asperger syndrome; Francie plans on owning an apartment.

Examining the background and career of Patrick Anderson, arguably the greatest wheelchair basketball player of all time, as he prepares for the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo.

Christine Ha & Carl Heinrich talk Umami with Donna Dooher.

Learning about children under the age of 18 in a care-giving role for a parent, grandparent, sibling or relative with a chronic or life-threatening illness, disability, addiction or mental illness, among others.

Three-legged rescues from Mexico and Russia are cast and fitted for new prosthetic legs.

Replacing the lens in front of the eye with an artificial corrective one is a common procedure that can dramatically improve eyesight.

John traces the evolution of dance in Canada for artists with disabilities. After taking in a show at the National accessArts Centre, John choreographs his findings on stage on Calgary.

Chris and the team clear out Charles' boathouse and deck it out with a work bench, cubbies and other needed storage; they'll also build a large canoe storage structure featuring safe, reliable and easy access.

Bobbi guides an exercise routine targeting the arms, shoulders, hips and glutes, to help with mobility and keep people strong from head to toe.

Bobbi offers an exercise routine that focuses on the core, especially the abdominals, to stay balanced, coordinated and strong.

Dave meets Amazing Race Canada winner Tim Hague Sr., who has Parkinson's Disease and advocates for others through his U-Turn Parkinson's facility; then, Tim and Dave hit the ring for some boxing.

Following Yosuke Hasumi's transformational journey as he experiences the freedom of flight, made possible by a dedicated community and an innovative program.

Summer in Saskatoon doesn't last long, but host Christa Couture is making it count. Join her to bask in the heat of stock car racing, wheelchair basketball and soaring above the prairie in a Second World War open cockpit plane at sunset.

This episode of Disrupt includes Manitoba-based Adam Schwartz's stand-up, an excerpt from Michael McNeely's film and a meditation on rock-picking from Paxsi.

Christine Ha & Carl Heinrich talk Umami with Donna Dooher.

Learning about children under the age of 18 in a care-giving role for a parent, grandparent, sibling or relative with a chronic or life-threatening illness, disability, addiction or mental illness, among others.

Italian focaccia bread shared by Vancouver-based master bread baker Babette Kourelos.

Having visited more than 40 countries, internationally trained and Halifax-based Chef Stephen Barrett shares his recipe for a traditional pad thai.

Ness and Eva have a week of celebrations that include their 10th wedding anniversary and Ness' one-year anniversary on testosterone; their excitement is cut short when they become the victims of a crime.

Brittney is a content creator seeking collaborations with brands to promote her message. But, being a full-time influencer can be challenging and time-consuming. Let's see if our mentors' expertise influences our influencer.

Host Alex Smyth explores the many lakeside towns that make up Ontario's most popular cottage destination, the Muskoka region.

Italian focaccia bread shared by Vancouver-based master bread baker Babette Kourelos.

Having visited more than 40 countries, internationally trained and Halifax-based Chef Stephen Barrett shares his recipe for a traditional pad thai.