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Polkaroo and Angela explore non-standard measurement by using their feet to measure distance so they can play ring toss.

On Backwards Day, Emily Elizabeth and Clifford eat dinner for breakfast, say hello instead of goodbye and spread Backwards Day cheer -- until they break a special model boat.

A treasure hunt turns into a mystery as Ollie and Moon must figure out not only where the treasure is, but what it is, too.

Jasmine remembers a day when she played with Jambo on top of the clouds, but Jambo has forgotten; Jasmine tries everything to help her friend to remember, but it doesn't work.

Tiny invents a new game for Tall, but it's too tricky; Tall doesn't understand why some numbers are odd, and some are even; a missing beanbag helps makes things clear.

Tom and Derek are getting ready for band practice when Tom's Dad asks them to do the recycling; this could be a boring job but the boys decide to re-use the recycling in imaginative ways; make your own recycled instrument.

When Isadora and Amma try to learn a V-pop dance, Omari tries to play it cool despite secretly loving V-pop and wanting to join them.

Ava keeps track of her money by deciding how much to spend, save, or donate; discussing the importance of saving money.

A strange odor chases jungle animals away from their homes; after Olivia the Ostrich falls into a canyon, the pups work together to lift her to safety and protect her soon-to-hatch eggs.

How Many Countries do You Think Are in the World?

The recipe card for Baker Graham's Persuasion Pie has been snatched and no one is able to persuade anyone in Wordsville to do anything; the Word Detectives take the case and narrow the suspects down to Singer Melody and Athlete Glory.

Messy, a monster, explores science questions that children ask about the world.

Kyla asks Blynk and Aazoo why humans don't have tails; with the help of an intergalactic science expert, Kyla learns why humans no longer have tails, what animals use their tails for, and the things humans can do despite not having a tail.

Olympia tries to win back a stolen gadget on a game show.

Carmen learns about bagpipes; Leo must stop Dad's comedy act.

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.

The Drippy Splasher loves to dance but if it spots B.O.T. it sploshes down into a puddle and trickles away.

As JoJo, Gran Gran and Team Jared prepare for the marathon, JoJo begins to worry that she'll be joining Jared; Gran Gran lets her know that Team Jared will just be supporting Jared; JoJo learns that being a supporter as important as being a runner.

One day Pudding saves up enough money to buy himself a robocat and he is very careful with his new toy and does not let anybody play with it; Pudding is afraid that the other kittens might break it.

Marco can't finalize his block structure because the nettles he ran into earlier make him very itchy. Meanwhile, on a hike in nature, Willy bumps into a flower and its pollen transforms BeeBee into a flower! Willy must find out how to turn his grandson back to his Woolly self before it's too late!

Luc, Lola, and their Safety Cat Kensington describe the safe way to meet a new dog.

Posy becomes frustrated when everyone except her is able to catch a leaf.

Ladybird and Bee discover that the daisies curl up and go to sleep at night-time too.

Odo and Doodle learn about how things grow after finding tiny creatures in the pond, which will one day grow up into much bigger animals.

Emily Elizabeth and Jack are determined to show off their favorite dance move at Birdwell Island's big dance party.

Howie and Baboo visit animal expert Matt at a zoo and get up close and personal with a skunk; they learn how skunks protect themselves from predators.

Davey learns to sculpt from the eccentric Jerome Du Chocolat and Aunt Delilah.

Ryan teams up with Dr. Dawn from McMaster University to learn about fevers. He discovers that a fever is the sign that our superhero immune cells are on the job to get rid of the germs that make us feel sick. He gets to see germs live under the microscope, and then this dynamic duo role play as germ-hunters as they catch a real 'germ' with silly string.

The top four moves in Tai Chi are the Opening, the Single Whip, the Brush Knee and the Grasping Sparrow's tail.

A pair of alligators take Mayor Humdinger's mother, Helga Humdinger, on a wild ride across Foggy Bottom!; Winnie Winnington is determined to beat Mayor Goodway and Chickaletta in a cooking competition to find Adventure Bay's best bakers.

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Carl's favorite sour pickle scratch-n-sniff sticker loses its smell; Carl notices that his baby blanket, Knit-Knit, has a hole in it.

Jasmine has written a song and wants to sing it with the Lalalas but they sound really bad; Jasmine tries to give them the right instructions but it doesn't work and she despairs.

Morgan loves to explore the wilderness and play on her backyard pirate ship; this 13-year old also raises pythons and geckos with her family.

Bec wants to get Makeaway Takeaway into the Big Book of Wacky Records; she comes up with a winning technique to create the perfect straight line in the process, and a customer calls needing help to stop his mates arguing.

Orli takes her Odd Squad UK test; Ostin and Olyla tell the others about how they learned to love singing and dancing because of a villain.

The Slime Bucket Walk game.

It's Sledge Hockey week and Sport Leader Maggie trains her fellow athletes for the big competition.

The Wild Kratts help stranded penguins in the Arctic.

Best friends and word detectives Gabby and Sly solve word mysteries in the town of Wordsville.

Molly and Tooey decide to make a few of their own Alaska Native superheroes; Molly wants to fix up her old sled for Trini, but she's not sure she is ready to part with it.

Diva is a ten-year-old transgender girl from Toronto, Ontario; she is a young activist with roots in The Bahamas; Diva loves Bahamian foods like conch fritters and participating in Junkanoo, the national cultural festival of The Bahamas.

Eric makes his own magnet with a nail, a battery and a wire.

When Poppy finds the Strongwoman's library card, her hero inspires her to give it back to her.

Akin on negative, sticky thoughts and how to get un stuck when feeling low.

After retiring from international soccer, Diana Matheson sets out to build what has never existed: a professional women's soccer league in Canada. Moving between past and present, the episode traces the resilience of women who succeeded despite a system that worked against them - and the urgency that drives the league's creation. As Matheson and her team take the first steps toward making the leag

The town of Ajax, Ontario stands as a memorial to soldiers who fought in a naval battle off the coast of South America.

Take a canoe ride down The French River, an ever-changing and historic waterway. Starting in Lake Nipissing, the river flows through towering gorges and bounds over massive boulders while still clinging to remnants of long-lost settlements.

The Industrial Revolution's lasting impression upon the world; the legacy of a mill near Manchester, England, how a bridge recast the way things are built today and the origins of international flight.

Former track athlete turned model Rachel Romu hopes to change the fashion industry by bringing visibility to those with disabilities.

In a style inspired by tradition, Christi Belcourt's "The Wisdom of the Universe" reveals that the wonders of the natural world are worth fighting for.

Take a canoe ride down The French River, an ever-changing and historic waterway. Starting in Lake Nipissing, the river flows through towering gorges and bounds over massive boulders while still clinging to remnants of long-lost settlements.

The Industrial Revolution's lasting impression upon the world; the legacy of a mill near Manchester, England, how a bridge recast the way things are built today and the origins of international flight.

In a style inspired by tradition, Christi Belcourt's "The Wisdom of the Universe" reveals that the wonders of the natural world are worth fighting for.

Rajni Perera envisions a race of superhumans from a time after a climate catastrophe in her acclaimed traveller series; discussing how her art celebrates the strength and resilience of anyone who's had to leave home to find a better future.

After retiring from international soccer, Diana Matheson sets out to build what has never existed: a professional women's soccer league in Canada. Moving between past and present, the episode traces the resilience of women who succeeded despite a system that worked against them - and the urgency that drives the league's creation. As Matheson and her team take the first steps toward making the leag

Former track athlete turned model Rachel Romu hopes to change the fashion industry by bringing visibility to those with disabilities.

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.

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

A tour through South Island starts at Greymouth with its historic mining past; it moves on to Arthur's Pass National Park and the Waimakariri Gorge.

Esmaa Mohamoud's sculpture series, "One of the Boys," mixes two different kinds of uniforms, the basketball jersey and the ball gown; this combination poses a range of questions about how gender is defined and how it's experienced.

The federal budget has reopened a bigger conversation about pension funds and Canada's future. Should they play a larger role in building the country, and where does government fit in? Then, economist Kaylie Tiessen on what constitutes a Canadian company.

Take a canoe ride down The French River, an ever-changing and historic waterway. Starting in Lake Nipissing, the river flows through towering gorges and bounds over massive boulders while still clinging to remnants of long-lost settlements.

Zack, Rex and Sandy decide to build a new road that goes straight to Zerby Town Airport; Dotty the Drone, Flynn the Plane and Chase the Helicopter all fly around at the same time; Zack and Axle design a race course that goes right through town.

When a soccer ball gets kicked up on to the off-limits roof of the school, Sam is determined to get it back.

Riley, Theo and Alex discover scoring, take it to the streets, and provide live scoring all around Greenvile; the Copycats take the form of monsters to scare everyone out of Greenville and turn it into their own skatepark.

The little anglerfish has to go to bed, but the waters are full of threatening creatures.

Odo is initially frightened when he meets Boo the Bat; Odo becomes jealous when he realizes that Doodle and Boo are very good friends.

Tiny and Tall are trying to track down the source of a mysterious rumbling. To help them search, Tall invents a device that can show them how close they're getting to the strange sound!

James Braidwood explains to Brad that being prepared can help him stay calm when he is nervous.

Inquisitive and eager extraterrestrials discover all they can about Earth.

The Ladybird is up to her old tricks again, but the Mighty Twins have a super trick of their own.

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Creating some realistic depth by adding shadows to painted objects.

Audrey and Tommy want to live freely in the wild; Hector agrees to let them try for one day, and the kids venture into the greenhouse's jungle with confidence; life in the wild is harder than it looks, and their friendship is put to the test.

Andy learns about quilting.

When Seattle Mr. O accidentally turns himself into a creature, the Mobile Unit is called in to help.

Kenny G sings about the letter J to his usual crowd of animals; he jives as he jokes about jumbo jets, strawberry jam and cackling jackals.

Twenty and chums find out what happens when they go past bus stop 20.

Ginger and the Baby Pea-Rexes help a lost Baby Cuke back to its herd, but the teething Cuke's incessant need to suck makes the process more difficult than expected.

Miss Seal, the oceanic hip hop queen, bobs her head up and down in the water to the beat; in her video, "It's the Grey Seal," she showcases her impressive rapping and swimming skills that enable her to seize that all-important catch of the day.

Gem seeks time away from her twin, I. Lo, by exploring the super puff planet despite extreme conditions. After Ella explains Gem's feelings to I. Lo, the siblings reconcile, realizing they can be close while still being individuals.

The top four facts on fog.

Vee needs someone to pull the royal carriage for the Prince of Buffertonia and all the Chuggers race to get the job, but Harrison is first, thanks to cutting corners and going through a few red lights.

Messy monster is just about to take a bite out of his delicious green sock for breakfast but before he can it gets blown away; he goes to Okido to find out why the wind is so blowy.

Polkaroo and Hudson have a great day at the nature centre.

The intergalactic adventurers are greeted in Kenya by a pride of lions.

A dance contest being judged by Luke Stars goes wrong when a floating dance floor carries the contestants away; the pups investigate a mystery at an undersea-themed museum exhibit and discover an octopus that wants to return to the ocean.

Do you know what this word means?

When Rosie and Javi find out Tia's bringing home a dragon, they anxiously prepare for its arrival; Rosie finds a lucky charm in her backyard, but soon her luck starts to change.

Donkey and Panda search for Mooing Moon Moths.

Lila badly wants a marble track like her friend's, but she may have to wait until her birthday; when Pirouette asks the Snowllys to build her a snow slide they accept, but in exchange, she'll have to fill their treasure chest.

BooSnoo makes a rhythm, plays a tune and puts it all together in one big performance.

One day, Cookie, Candy and Pudding are down in the basement when they find a strange-looking item; the kittens try to guess what it is and show it to their friends but only Daddy knows what they have found.

When the Very Small Creatures find a camera, they discover that they can take funny pictures; the curious friends are quick to put on their favorite dress-up outfits and pose.

Momolu, a gentle panda, helps his friends with their problems.

Pip, Posy and Jamila are playing a Bug Race board game when Zac challenges them to a race; they tell Jamila they will return to play again, however they soon forget their promise.

The babies and their friends love to put on costumes and have some fun; dressing up is a great way to use the imagination in the playroom.

Tiny and Tall are excited to pick lots of zazzy fruit; Tall is stressed when the differently sized fruits get mixed up; they use their sorting skills to set things straight.

The adventures of friends who can always count on each other.

Polkaroo explores the local farmers market and the kitchen while Malik is back at the Counting Lab searching high and low for the lost 14; at the end of the day Polkaroo and Avery celebrate 14.

The Game Catchers land on the Porcelain Planet and learn the game Long Jump; the Game Catchers reach the Jelly Planet and learn the game Pillow Riding.

Bebe and Mo go mountain climbing, see the wildlife of the Laurentian Mountains, and meet competitive downhill skier Bessie Sullivan, while Gavin explores Mount Logan, the tallest mountain in canada.

On today's Five Ingredient Challenge Maksim and Pradnesh are preparing celery sticks with soy butter, pumpkin seed, cranberries and raisins.

It's the season to pick apples and Yum plans to make an autumn apple cake; the Coco Boo chase the apples that have fallen from the tree, but the apples get damaged and end up as applesauce.

Gabby sees all the important jobs the dogs at Farmer Matt and Hazen's farm do, before making a special obstacle course for her own dogs Maggie and Oakley.

The Giggling Gurgle loves playing with B.O.T., bouncing on and joyfully shaking the roving robot like a rattle; when the Giggling Gurgle gets upset, B.O.T. must find a way to cheer it up to complete the mission.

When Dana visits for the weekend, Dex convinces her and her friend Riley to play her old DIY board game.

Carl's favorite sour pickle scratch-n-sniff sticker loses its smell; Carl notices that his baby blanket, Knit-Knit, has a hole in it.

Ava gets a visit from Zero the Hero and learns how powerful the number zero can really be.

The pups need to find Gustavo Goodway's missing guitar before the evening's campfire concert; Farmer Yumi's new yoga goat class is a hit, until her goats go missing.

Join Gabrielle for some stretches.

Best friends and word detectives Gabby and Sly solve word mysteries in the town of Wordsville.

A journey through Benny Bat's day.

Taviss travels to Nova Scotia to discover the true meaning behind fall colours.

Joshua, a 10-year-old boy from Ottawa, Ontario, is a Canadian-Jamaican-Grenadian festival volunteer, a DJ and an athlete who dreams of becoming a professional basketball player; every year at Carivibe, the outdoor Caribbean festival in Ottawa, Joshua enjoys volunteering his time.

When Bozzly gets hurt, Melvin steps in as Abby's sidekick.

It's been raining, so JoJo wants to get outside and splash in the puddles; Isaiah arrives for his play date with JoJo, but Isaiah wants to stay inside and read his science books; Gran Gran suggests they compromise; she has a plan.

The lion needs to get in shape, but the gazelle doesn't believe he can do it.

When Felix gets a cold, Dr. Cheddar orders him to drink plenty of fluids, and stay in bed for a while. But Annie wanted to play soccer and now she has no one to play with! After trying (and failing) to entertain herself, Dr. Cheddar helps Annie understand that sometimes she needs to turn her focus towards helping others, and not just focusing on herself.

When a young Watermelonsuchus gets beached during a heatwave, Ginger and the Baby Pea Rexes try to get creative to work out a way to get the giant baby into the water.

The Game Catchers land on the Porcelain Planet and learn the game Long Jump; the Game Catchers reach the Jelly Planet and learn the game Pillow Riding.

Daddy prepares a surprise for Mommy up in the attic; he needs the three kittens to keep Mommy downstairs so he can finish the surprise.

The Numberblocks and their favorite friends sing along to the Numberblobs counting song.

Children put up a tent then an adult uses a hose to simulate rainfall while the kids are inside.

Invited to try Para Badminton, Bamboo Love discovers that this parasport has different styles and is encouraged to try Wheelchair Badminton; the panda realizes it takes a lot of racquet skill and wheel control to play this fun para sport.

Opie has difficulty choosing which toy to bring for Show and Tell, until Mom helps him figure out how to make the right decision for him.

Lila badly wants a marble track like her friend's, but she may have to wait until her birthday; when Pirouette asks the Snowllys to build her a snow slide they accept, but in exchange, she'll have to fill their treasure chest.

Koralee and Brooklyn build a fun marble run with two paths! Which way will the marble go?

Gemma tries to impress her zoologist hero when dinosaur bones are discovered on Kangaroo Beach.

Zack finds Lily and Axle covered in mud and each missing a tire; there's definitely a story behind what happened, if only Lily and Axle can get it in the right order.

A new pirate friend shows Polkaroo around their ship.

Howie and Baboo visit Dr. Mirisse, who explains the parts of the eye and the different types of tears that keep eyes healthy.

Donkey Hodie and her pals follow their dreams and work together to find creative solutions to everyday problems.

Isadora's friend Zoe persuades Isadora to swap abilities so she can try out magical powers and Isadora can try a day without fairy magic or vampire skills.

When a windstorm sends a polar bear cub down to Adventure Bay, it's up to Ryder, Everest, and the pups to bring the baby bear back to its family; the pups must save Mayor Humdinger from a runaway movie projector.

Join Gabrielle for a challenge!

Real trees are replaced by Crock brand high-tech rake-free trees.

When Athlete Glory's Commitments day planner goes missing, nobody in Wordsville can be committed to anything anymore; Scientist Cosmo and Artist Clay are the main suspects.

Fern has writer's block; Muffy and Francine compete to be the best vegetarian.

The unit tries to stop a group of villains who want to break into headquarters to steal an ancient artifact; the agents don't know that their greatest challenge will come from someone inside.

It's Sledge Hockey week and Sport Leader Maggie trains her fellow athletes for the big competition.

The Kratts search for the tiger, the world's most powerful wildcat.

Tom gets stuck in a lift with Marcus Meldrew, but they need to stop bickering and have some fun.

Dorothy Levitt explains that it's important to start with the basics when learning a new skill.

The PollinHeads meet up with scientists Ken and Erich from the University of Toronto at the Koffler Scientific Reserve in King City, Ontario; they conduct research on the sugar-fueled hummingbird.

The Grimwades children make windsocks from reused cardboard rolls; Mummy and Daddy do some washing; as the children hang up their windsocks on the tree, and the parents hang the washing on the radiators.

Democracy is an unfinished project, and getting the public involved in new ways lies at the heart of civic renewal, according to author and MASS LBP founder Peter MacLeod. Two decades after Ontario's Citizen Assembly, he talks to Steve Paikin about his new book, Democracy's Second Act, and how getting citizens into democratic decision-making can transform and deepen democracy and its resilience in

The recent thaw in relations between China and Canada presents opportunity and risk. Former Canadian diplomat and International Crisis Group geopolitical analyst Michael Kovrig sits down with Steve Paikin to reflect on the multilateral realities of that relationship, and where Canada ought to be careful about the choices it makes in pursuit of economic expediency.

A new CAMH study shows a troubling split in Ontario's drinking habits: while overall alcohol use has dropped since before the pandemic, binge drinking and symptoms of alcohol dependence are higher than they were pre COVID. The Rundown asks what has changed in Ontario, from mental health pressures to expanded alcohol access, and whether current policies are making high risk drinking harder to curb.

A poodle with gum disease; a dog needs eye surgery.

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

Irwin Cotler and his team try to help political prisoners and human rights activists.

Facing rising food poverty and a mountain of food waste, a new network of passionate volunteers are using technology and creativity to address Vancouver's food security.

A new CAMH study shows a troubling split in Ontario's drinking habits: while overall alcohol use has dropped since before the pandemic, binge drinking and symptoms of alcohol dependence are higher than they were pre COVID. The Rundown asks what has changed in Ontario, from mental health pressures to expanded alcohol access, and whether current policies are making high risk drinking harder to curb.

A poodle with gum disease; a dog needs eye surgery.

Toronto's Cameron House, on Queen Street West, continues to thrive and bring musicians, artists and their audiences together.

Irwin Cotler and his team try to help political prisoners and human rights activists.