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As winter turns to spring, temperatures rise and Yellowstone bursts into life; beavers feast on new green shoots, baby bison take their first faltering steps and grizzly cubs emerge from their dens.

The racing schooner Bluenose brought fame to Nova Scotia and her captain throughout the 1920s. 100 years later, Bluenose II is a romantic reminder of fishing's golden age of sail.

There is a proper term for the event that triggers an election in Canada; Steve Paikin gives a brief, animated civics terminology lesson.

Ontario's next budget sets out the government's priorities at a time of economic pressure and rising costs. The Rundown examines what's in the plan, what's missing, and what it could mean for Ontarians-from affordability and health care to education and infrastructure.

Dr. French helps the zoo team try and find out why an alligator will not open its mouth wide; Dr. Ringwood performs surgery on a young dog who injured her knee; Dr. Waisglass helps a dog who is traumatizing herself seeking relief from an itch.

The racing schooner Bluenose brought fame to Nova Scotia and her captain throughout the 1920s. 100 years later, Bluenose II is a romantic reminder of fishing's golden age of sail.

Many childhood memories were made at The Regent theatre when it first opened in 1918; although it has undergone many changes over the years, the community has rallied to keep these theatre doors open in downtown Picton, Ontario.

The struggles of Diane Abel and Chief Roland Willson of West Moberly First Nation as they battle the British Columbia government against the construction of a multi-billion-dollar mega-dam along the Peace River, which could destroy their culture.

The racing schooner Bluenose brought fame to Nova Scotia and her captain throughout the 1920s. 100 years later, Bluenose II is a romantic reminder of fishing's golden age of sail.

Agriculture is the biggest source of freshwater consumption, pollution and aquatic habitat loss on the planet. It is also responsible for about twelve percent of our greenhouse gas emissions in Canada, so many of the most effective solutions for addressing the climate crisis, protecting water and countless other environmental challenges begins right on the farm, or whenever we make decisions about

The racing schooner Bluenose brought fame to Nova Scotia and her captain throughout the 1920s. 100 years later, Bluenose II is a romantic reminder of fishing's golden age of sail.

Ontario's next budget sets out the government's priorities at a time of economic pressure and rising costs. The Rundown examines what's in the plan, what's missing, and what it could mean for Ontarians-from affordability and health care to education and infrastructure.

Dr. French helps the zoo team try and find out why an alligator will not open its mouth wide; Dr. Ringwood performs surgery on a young dog who injured her knee; Dr. Waisglass helps a dog who is traumatizing herself seeking relief from an itch.

Unionville's annual festival kicks off with a parade down Main Street, to celebrate the 1969 victory over encroaching developers.

The struggles of Diane Abel and Chief Roland Willson of West Moberly First Nation as they battle the British Columbia government against the construction of a multi-billion-dollar mega-dam along the Peace River, which could destroy their culture.

The racing schooner Bluenose brought fame to Nova Scotia and her captain throughout the 1920s. 100 years later, Bluenose II is a romantic reminder of fishing's golden age of sail.

Agriculture is the biggest source of freshwater consumption, pollution and aquatic habitat loss on the planet. It is also responsible for about twelve percent of our greenhouse gas emissions in Canada, so many of the most effective solutions for addressing the climate crisis, protecting water and countless other environmental challenges begins right on the farm, or whenever we make decisions about

The racing schooner Bluenose brought fame to Nova Scotia and her captain throughout the 1920s. 100 years later, Bluenose II is a romantic reminder of fishing's golden age of sail.

As winter turns to spring, temperatures rise and Yellowstone bursts into life; beavers feast on new green shoots, baby bison take their first faltering steps and grizzly cubs emerge from their dens.

The racing schooner Bluenose brought fame to Nova Scotia and her captain throughout the 1920s. 100 years later, Bluenose II is a romantic reminder of fishing's golden age of sail.

Politicians in what is now known as Kenora, come up with a controversial solution to change an unattractive name.

Once considered the Paris of the Middle East, the ancient city of Beirut has survived brutal civil war, ongoing conflicts with Israel, political assassinations and endless bombings.

The racing schooner Bluenose brought fame to Nova Scotia and her captain throughout the 1920s. 100 years later, Bluenose II is a romantic reminder of fishing's golden age of sail.

Each Saturday night during the summer, residents in Kincardine gather downtown for a parade, led by the town's Scottish pipe band.

Exploring a little-known route through Sweden on the Inlandsbanan, a unique private train that travels from the lakes around Mora and Ostersund to the Arctic Circle.

The story of the biker rally in the sleepy town of Port Dover.

Smoked meat sandwiches aren't the only attraction at Nate's Deli.

Ontario's next budget sets out the government's priorities at a time of economic pressure and rising costs. The Rundown examines what's in the plan, what's missing, and what it could mean for Ontarians-from affordability and health care to education and infrastructure.

Dr. French helps the zoo team try and find out why an alligator will not open its mouth wide; Dr. Ringwood performs surgery on a young dog who injured her knee; Dr. Waisglass helps a dog who is traumatizing herself seeking relief from an itch.

Long-time residents of Willowdale remember the farms and horse stables that used to occupy this stretch of Yonge Street; now filled with sky-high condo towers, this amalgamated portion of Toronto is home to a vibrant, culturally diverse community that gathers each summer at Mel Lastman Square to take in the sights and sounds of the Cultura Festival.

Mo and Bo cause Fuzzly trouble when they become obsessed with a video game on Lex's tablet; when Grumbles slides down the drain while taking a bath, Abby and Bozzly have to save him before it's too late.

Emily Elizabeth asks for help to create the perfect mini golf course.

Duck Duck finally finds her family's treasure nest, but she is unable to open it.

Things get totally out of hand at a Square Club meeting - until a certain someone arrives to save the day.

Gabby visits Colton's pig farm; they feed the pigs and make mud-bath for them to cool off in.

The tiger is supposed to perform a daring circus trick but he's too scared to go through with it.

Brody heads to Warkworth, Ontario to meet up with a renowned blacksmith named Douglas. Douglas turns the heat up as he shows Brody his tools, and the coal forge he uses to heat up metal to make it bend. They get to work getting the steel to the right temperature before manipulating it. Brody gets to bend the steel using a fork tool, and with Douglas's help they weld steel together to make a bracke

The Mighty Pups have to stop Harold Humdinger before he puts Adventure Bay in a deep freeze so he can become mayor.

How many purple things can you find?

Martin and Chris search for a creature with good hiding powers -- the stingray -- for a game of Creature Hide and Seek.

Morley and the science team aren't afraid of getting wet when they build a machine that can open an umbrella.

Dax and his mom create some magic by making wands together.

Dunbar has a new training device, a voice operated storm simulator tunnel, which simulates wind, rain and fog; when Dunbar is called away on an emergency, Wilson messes with the controls.

The sky fills with big gray rain clouds in the real world; Messy watches the pouring rain wash away his sand castle; he wonders why it has to rain, then competes in the Okido flower competition to find out why.

Ladee Lazee sings her new track, Take it Easy with Me; schooling audiences with facts about sloths; Ladee Lazee is super slow moving but super strong; even sloths fall out of trees, but her body is built so she doesn't get hurt.

Aarav and Gratian visit the crafting zone and Mandisa shows them how to make colourful caterpillar crafts using socks. The kids stuff the socks with wool and make caterpillar bodies with a string of yarn. Over in the paint zone, the kids give each section of their caterpillars a different colour, before adding googly eyes and pipe cleaner antennae.

Farmer Al's harvest machine goes haywire and shakes up Adventure Bay, even threatening to rock the Lookout off its foundation; Farmer Al has a wild dream that the PAW Patrol must rescue him and Yumi when his animals start acting like humans.

Celebrate a month of International Women's Day with Gabrielle.

The top three differences between the sea and the ocean; the vast expansion of oceans; oceans border continents; marine diversity.

Gemma is inspired by Wanda and Big Trev's synchronized swimming routines and pushes herself to learn it.

When Momolu and Banni find an unknown object in Momolu's barn, Kimu, Hiko and Nooni help discover that with a little teamwork, the unknown can lead to new fun crafts.

Animated series about an almost 5-year-old girl and her fun and wise grandmother. Based on the children's book series by early childhood education expert Laura Henry.

Mandisa shows Xander and Piper how to make their own unicorns with purple construction paper, rainbow yarn for the mane and most importantly, a sparkly golden horn.

Lila accuses Marco of mixing all the colors of their modeling clay without letting him explain his intentions; BeeBee has his new fork-atapult confiscated after his launch of knitted little hearts is misunderstood as a wool balls attack.

Inspired by a TV explorer, Cookie trains with a heavy backpack to climb peaks and plant a flag; he handles the playground easily, but at home the attic stairs prove too high, teaching him real challenges take time.

Tall wants to make music with his friends; some of them don't understand the difference between music and noise.

The Game Catchers learn to play the game Hide and Seek.

Bamboo Love learns how to be a running guide for visually impaired Polar Bear while observing other parasport track athletics such as the high jump; the panda learns how to use auditory cues and a running tether to keep Polar Bear safe.

The babies and their friends use their senses to explore the world around them; they love to feel textures, smell the fresh air, taste yummy foods, see the flowers and listen to the birds.

Felix and Annie spend some time crafting a beautiful charm bracelet that they want to show to Dr. Cheddar; Annie is convinced Felix has lost it, but after a thorough search, the bracelet's real hiding place is revealed.

When an egg cracks to reveal a baby Avocadodon, Ginger and the Pea-Rexes try to find a fun way to lead the energetic baby back to its herd.

Polkaroo checks out the local mailbox and the parking lot for the missing number nine; Avery passes the time searching the Counting Lab; at the end of the day, back at the lab, Polkaroo and Avery celebrate nine.

Red and Blue choose colors for their playhouses; learn about making color choices with the Colourblocks.

The chilly Snowy Shover is pushing a large pile of snow; the pile gets bigger and bigger and the Snowy Shover gets colder and colder.

Mandisa shows Vanier and Colette how to build a robot.

Pink starts a game where the Very Small Creatures cannot touch the floor because it is lava.

Emily Elizabeth and Clifford are inspired to turn Clifford's doghouse into a warm and cozy paradise.

When Moon wants to win the London Talent Show, she insists on being in charge of the act.

Eddie recounts his great blueberry competition and shares the spoils with his friends.

Dana helps a baby Pterodactylus who fell out of her nest.

Audrey and Tommy make educational videos with Jack to raise awareness about the situation of mountain gorillas, but Jack quickly grows tired of this new fame.

Liberty comes to visit the pups just in time to help save the Turbots and their radar Doppler in a daring mountain rescue.

Sid Swashbuckle the Pirate and his first pup mate, Arrby, steal the giant pearl-making shell that gives Puplantis its magic.

Season 2 is here!

The theft of the word failure impedes learning from mistakes.

Zim and Zam have discovered the lost city of Micro OKIDO; there is just one problem, it's on the exact spot that Mayor Oki wants to place his new statue; it's up to Messy to help save the city.

Kyla learns about the circle of life and how scavengers clean up; Blynk invents a fossilizer that saves precious objects but turns the space ship into a ballroom.

Carl and his friends go on a camping trip filled with stargazing, s'mores, scary stories, and...Bigfoot?

Ari grows impatient waiting for ketchup; Elinor, Olive and Ari have to figure out how to expand their clubhouse to fit all the new members of The Explorer's Club.

Ginger leads the Baby Pea-Rexes home through a shortcut and gets lost, refusing to admit defeat, she suggests they find an even better bed to spend the night.

The Joggly Jigglers are very playful, which makes it tricky for B.O.T. to collect the data; they jiggle fruit from a branch and it bounces off the robot's head, then they jiggle B.O.T. to pieces with their pompom arms.

Bebe and Mo check out Toronto's Allan Gardens; Gavin visits the Ottawa tulip festival.

The friends put together a circus with everyone performing a different circus skill; Frankie tries everyone else's skill but isn't very good at them.

Tiny and Tall help some newly-hatched birdies get back to their mama.

Kitties Cookie, Pudding and Candy learn to look before they leap with their boundless imagination.

Astronauts Emily Elizabeth, Clifford, and Samantha are planning a journey to Mars -- which is really the far side of Birdwell Island -- but it turns out Pablo and Jack had the exact same idea; now it's a race to see which team can reach Mars first.

The Colorblocks meet a new animal that can change color.

Eric builds a big house of cards and a super strong bridge using triangles made of paper straws; triangles are a very strong shape and are often used for building strong structures.

Vee announces that the King of Buffertonia is coming for a tour of the Safari Park; Mtambo wants to give the best tour ever, so he does a practice run, with Hodge pretending to be the king; Mtambo learns that the King is trapped in a landslide.

Bondini and Holly help Jeffrey make something for him to do his homework on.

Howie and Baboo watch as a cement truck pours cement and construction workers smooth it out until a sidewalk is formed.

The top four steps to building a dancing robot; one building its body, two soldering, three making its legs and four testing time.

Ginger and the baby Pea-Rexes are alarmed to discover the source of an awful smell is a flower growing at home base, even more so when the stench transfers onto Wasabi who inconveniently hates baths.

When Sam and Lili are at odds as they struggle to complete a chore, teamwork saves the day.

When Polly and her friends decide to play soccer in the playground, Referee Stephie starts inventing rules to make the game easier for herself, Bella and Polly, but in doing so, spoils it for Cody; that's when Polly gets an idea.

The top five facts on the Indian Ocean; five its name comes from a country, four it's the baby of the Oceans, three it is medium-sized two The Suez Canal and one it is influenced by the winds.

Building a fortress for cats who are afraid of fireworks.

Adventure Bay is hosting a monster truck rally, featuring truckers Roxi and Boomer; Ryder invites Roxi to join the Paw Patrol and introduces the Pups' new rescue wheel vehicles to save the day.

Can you guess who this famous woman is?

When Mom visits a bird sanctuary to tend to an injured bird, Dex sees it as his chance to find out which birds are most like dinosaurs; but when a Megaraptor starts bird hunting, Dex and Kayla combine their bird and dino knowledge to save the day.

When Aunty Mia and Aunty Nina need the alley wall repainted, Flower volunteers herself and her friends for the task. Can Flower decide what to paint in time for the grand reveal, even with Flour's strenuous help?

Malik learns the key to a successful "Brother Day"; Zeke and Louisa wait tables at the Eat 'N Greet after Duffy sprains her ankle.

Olympia and Otis must call a truce between feuding guests; Ms. O turns headquarters over to an unlikely crew.

Chris and Martin find a black and yellow salamander crawling out of the fire in Germany's Black Forest.

Master Corporal McKenzie visits the backyard with his bagpipes and shares some tips on how to play them; Monica creates her own bagpipe "craft-strument" and they're joined by Junior Jammer Xander for a backyard performance.

Spark goes head to head with Bite in the final Fetchball game of the season as they compete for the title of Most Valuable Pup; Morgan's mom forms an opinion on Spark.

Jun dreams of being a ballerina; with the help of Tai's friends, she leaps for her dream of performing a routine on stage with a professional ballerina.

Five-year-old Khamari has to overcome his fear of animals to help out his single mother with her errands; the brother and sister duo of Aria and Kingsley get lost on their way to the library and the local bakery.

How We Celebrate Easter takes you on a vibrant journey through this holiday's kaleidoscope of traditions. From Egypt's 4,000-year-old Sham El Nassem to egg hunts today, explore Easter's pagan roots, hot cross buns that warded off evil, and the solemn rituals of Passion Plays. Experience Jerusalem's Holy Fire, then delight in egg cracking, Scandinavian witches, and Corfu's pot-smashing. Across the

Each Saturday night during the summer, residents in Kincardine gather downtown for a parade, led by the town's Scottish pipe band.

Every month, Nam and the TVO team set out to hear from Ontarians to find out, in their own words, what they are focused on and dealing with.

Police officers investigate a robbery at a whiskey distillery, exposing Al as a liar and thief; Concepta drops a massive bombshell.

The sculptor Evan Penny uses some tricks borrowed from movie magic to create a realistic self-portrait; discussing Penny's self-portrait that imagines himself years in the future as an old man.

Every month, Nam and the TVO team set out to hear from Ontarians to find out, in their own words, what they are focused on and dealing with.

Police officers investigate a robbery at a whiskey distillery, exposing Al as a liar and thief; Concepta drops a massive bombshell.

Chronicling the journey of Jerry Brown's Summer Records, one of the first recording studios to give Canadian reggae artists a voice.