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From TD Place Arena in Ottawa.

Friends from Toronto hope that the Dragons will support their future, and an entrepreneur from Alberta looks to prove he's got a solution worth picking up.

Coverage of the day's top stories and breaking news from across Canada and around the world.

After the 2015 downturn in oil and gas, Lac La Biche, Alberta, is looking to reinvent itself with luxury teepees, 3D archery and a gas station bathroom.

From Wanderers Grounds in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

From TD Place Arena in Ottawa.

Business partners from Winnipeg go digging for the Dragons' gold; friends from Nova Scotia look to revolutionize the Den.

Performances by D.J. Demers, Rich Hall, Sophie Buddle, Dino Archie, Ophira Eisenberg, Nigel Lawrence, Nick Beaton, Ali Mehedi, Jen Grant, Lachlan Patterson and Matt Wright.

The latest news and weather.

Performances by Ahren Belisle, Ted Morris, Sophie Buddle, Nigel Lawrence, Jason Cheny, Maddy Kelly, Alex Wood and Bree Parsons.

Performances by D.J. Demers, Debra DiGiovanni, Tim Nutt, Ophira Eisenberg, Arthur Simeon, Nick Beaton, Mike Wilmot, Courtney Gilmour, Ali Mehedi, Maddy Kelly and Kyle Brownrigg.

Performances by D.J. Demers, Debra DiGiovanni, Tim Nutt, Ophira Eisenberg, Arthur Simeon, Nick Beaton, Mike Wilmot, Courtney Gilmour, Ali Mehedi, Maddy Kelly and Kyle Brownrigg.

So many political parties, but only one gets an after-party; a hilarious take on "The Matrix.".

As rumors of an election swirl, federal political parties try new ways of appealing to voters; weddings in the time of COVID; Canada's answer to K-Pop.

Tracking the vaccine roll-out progress.

Reflections on the one-year anniversary of COVID-19 in Canada; the emergency room procedural "Hudson & Rex" changes direction; actress Susan Kent.

In the season premiere, Canada's satirical variety sketch show tries to make sense of the federal election.

So many political parties, but only one gets an after-party; a hilarious take on "The Matrix.".

Canada's dark history, the future of the People's Party and the potato milk phenomenon.

When beer just won't cut it; anti-vaxxers need snacks, too; Thanksgiving uncles to be thankful for.

The pressure is on Erin O'Toole; the Green Party leaders get roasted; William Shatner boldly goes to space, for real.

Sonali Shah tours Lincolnshire with a couple looking to relocate there from Scotland.

Gary tries to put off napping but finds even fun activities like climbing difficult; with help from his friends, and a quick nap, Gary soon feels better than ever, and the climbing party can commence.

Lou sings a song to conquer his fear but wakes a sleeping dinosaur.

Lu and Barnaby can't agree on how to play with a cardboard box.

Gus gets upset when he can't finish his rocket the way he'd planned.

Lu has difficulty letting go of her favorite but now-too-small rain boots.

Daisy doesn't know what to do with her odd socks; Daisy is inspired to make sock bunnies with the Gumboot Kids.

The Gumboot Kids watch a thunder and lightning storm from a lighthouse; Jessie Farrell sings a rocking song about the storm; Scout and Daisy join the fun too.

Scout unearths a story rock and sends the Gumboot Kids to figure out what it is.

Radish the recycling hamster loves recycling; when he fills up his recycling truck with too many recyclables, Mittens tags along just to make sure he can get to the recycling depot.

Dylan imagines he's a detective.

Penny helps Filipa to build a huge statue and Hop worries it will turn into a disaster.

Togo honks his horn too loudly and must use the SOS pattern to get rescued.

Freight Nate challenges Max to guess his favorite place in Tracks Ville.

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.

Build-It Brock and Nico find a secret treasure map and follow the clues to hunt for the golden train car of the legendary King Toot.

Bernie pays Mal a visit in his hotel room, and Ben feels guilty for letting Will down.

Todd's friends discuss their evidence against Theo, and Mal delivers a bombshell to Dev.

Ben's situation forces Tim to question his past, and Gary sends Theo packing.

Maggie pays Megan a visit, Lou comes to Debbie's rescue, and Bethany confides in Jodie.

Maggie faces a grilling for assaulting Megan, and Theo discovers Todd's escape bag.

Andrew Chang explains how thieves pulled off a brazen crown jewel heist at the Louvre; why French ex-president Nicolas Sarkozy is now in jail.

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

Marketplace investigates 200 of TikTok's most popular health videos and uncovers a troubling trend: misinformation is not only widespread, it's thriving; how influencers are racking up views by pushing misleading or outright false health claims.

Going on a not so wild goose chase in Greens Harbour, N.L. where an unexpected friendship between a man and a bird has taken flight.

In the spring of 2013, High River, Alberta experienced the worst flooding event in the province's history; locals rallied and survived with the country-western traditions the town is known for.

Alice Levine joins Richard for a 48-hour fling around the Estonian capital, Tallinn; over two days, Richard and Alice rip round the city's sights, summit the country's highest structure, nosh at its top restaurant and stroke Sean Connery's face.

Jamie makes a fancy colored bread to go with spinach; a spicy Balinese curry with shitake mushrooms and cheese and eggs.

Self-expression through pottery proves challenging for some of the potters.

Eastern Conference First Round, Game 4.

Western Conference First Round, Game 4.

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

The latest news and weather.

Andrew Chang explains how thieves pulled off a brazen crown jewel heist at the Louvre; why French ex-president Nicolas Sarkozy is now in jail.

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

Fatma and her son Majed fled Syria for the safety of Toronto, but their troubles are far from over; a look at what happens after year one ends.

A captivating exploration of the science of colour, including a look at people and animals who experience it in fascinating ways.

Tim convinces the family they need to take the law into their own hands when Ty and Amy find her father's stolen cattle.

Nicki Chapman helps a couple to find what they miss about New Zealand in North Yorkshire.

Needing more space for books as well as a collection of rocks, a couple from Edinburgh have Alistair Appleton to help them with their rural relocation to Northumberland.

The latest Vancouver news, traffic, culture and quirks.

The latest Vancouver news, traffic, culture and quirks.

The mini-clones have to dissolve a piece of candy to avoid an explosion.

The fate of humanity is in WXT's hands; if he can't control his negative emotions, it will all be over.

Luka is annoyed after Max Volume repeatedly cries wolf, which could lead to trouble when the threat is real.

More Man crushes the period at the end of a sentence and now he's getting chased by a never-ending run-on sentence.

Min and Blitz are sent on a rapid race up river when a new baby Mosasaurus is separated from her mama.

When an ancient relic goes missing from Carlos' archaeological dig, Tracker and Skye must track down the creature that may have taken it.

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.

Dancing pajamas? Get your pajamas ready for the ultimate pajama day!

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

Mr. Higgins makes Sparkton Hills seem haunted, but Ruby won't admit her fear until she has to face it head-on to save her friends.

Cassandra sets foot on the First Continent, and Jon arrives just in time; he's unable to stop her due to her diplomatic immunity that protects her from everything.

The mini-clones refuse to wear their "uncool" mittens to play in the snow.

It's the Jungle Towers Talent show; Stellar and Piper practice their magic act.

Dylan and his friends imagine he's a Cake Baker.

After a fight with her siblings, Lonny decides to move in with Hop and Penny.

Biba gets frustrated when Lu abandons their cushion castle to play with baby Bo.

Wheeler gets 2+3 new batteries from Dr. Repairo...or is it 3+2?

Nate must deliver Jaden's science fair project, a confetti-erupting volcano, to the school for the science fair before it erupts.

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

Stu helps his friend who is feeling sad.

When Mittens and Pants build a fort using items that don't belong to them, they cause quite a stir in Kibble Corners!

Who is Paddington's Special Visitor that Jonathan and Judy have helped come from afar?

Gary and Stuffy want to have a picnic, but Gary refuses to try a snack that is new to him; with help from his friends, Gary resolves to try a taste.

Molly can't wait to catch her first fish, but the only thing she catches is Tooey's missing boot.

Jeremy and friends explore the parts of a song: lyrics, rhythm and music.

Tess asks Addison to figure out why her balloons keep popping.

A wild stallion escapes from Sam's ranch during a burglary and Amy will stop at nothing to find him; Lisa's latest business investment is at risk; Tim and Jessica adjust to life back at Heartland.

The show where British Columbians connect on issues facing their lives and their community.

Jules Hudson helps a couple with a budget of £350,000 find their ideal country home.

Maggie's slip of the tongue raises Ben's suspicions, and Jodie jumps to Bethany's defence.

Johnny tries to plan a surprise party for Moira's birthday, but she ends up taking over his plans.

Challenges include a retro classic technical and a showstopper birthday cake.

The latest hockey action from across the NHL.

The latest news and weather.

Based on an award-winning memoir from Mark Critch, "Son of a Critch" is the hilarious and very real story of a young Mark coming of age in the 1980s. Developed from Critch's 2018 memoir, which was in turn based on his real life experiences growing up in Newfoundland, Canada, the series is a heartfelt window in the life of a child who is much older inside than his 11 years. He uses comedy and self-

Two families compete to guess the most popular answers to family-friendly survey questions, with a Canadian twist.

To solve an inmate's murder, Murdoch sends Ogden undercover at a woman's reformatory.

While investigating a stabbing, Murdoch and Brackenreid inadvertently discover spy Terrence Meyers' hidden civilian life.