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Mikaela visits the Ontario Science Centre where she adapts a popular attraction in the science arcade; Mikaela learns how to redesign a studio from the ground up.

Aoife is determined to reinvent herself at her new school; will she join the lame basketball team even if it crushes her plans to be popular?

A feature on Hope, an 11-year-old Ojibwe girl from Wikwemkoong, Ontario, who loves to plant corn, beans and squash in her garden.

The world's longest freshwater sand pit, Long Point, faces the threat of an invasive plant.

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

Only about half of prohibited assault-style firearms were declared under Canada's federal buyback. Tens of thousands may remain outside the system ahead of a 2026 ban that will make possession a criminal offence. Police Chief Mark Campbell and Professor Wendy Cukier examine what low compliance means for enforcement, public safety, and the credibility of the policy.

Set sail along the rugged northern coast of Ontario's magnificent Bruce Peninsula in TRIPPING The Bruce. Above the pristine turquoise waters are the towering cliffs of the Niagara Escarpment, and beneath the waters are dozens of sunken ships that Lake Huron has claimed. It is a stunning, primordial landscape filled with fascinating stories of rich bounty, human survival, and natural wonders.

Fiona Bruce and Philip Mould head to France on the trail of two of the greatest Impressionist and Post-Impressionist artists, Camille Pissarro and his friend and protégé, Paul Cézanne.

Heroic filmmakers risk their lives to save the destruction of reels in Afghanistan.

New generation gives a new life to a 1920's-era grocery store in Hamilton, which was once a place for Italian immigrants to get the items necessary to make a home.

Only about half of prohibited assault-style firearms were declared under Canada's federal buyback. Tens of thousands may remain outside the system ahead of a 2026 ban that will make possession a criminal offence. Police Chief Mark Campbell and Professor Wendy Cukier examine what low compliance means for enforcement, public safety, and the credibility of the policy.

Set sail along the rugged northern coast of Ontario's magnificent Bruce Peninsula in TRIPPING The Bruce. Above the pristine turquoise waters are the towering cliffs of the Niagara Escarpment, and beneath the waters are dozens of sunken ships that Lake Huron has claimed. It is a stunning, primordial landscape filled with fascinating stories of rich bounty, human survival, and natural wonders.

Fiona Bruce and Philip Mould head to France on the trail of two of the greatest Impressionist and Post-Impressionist artists, Camille Pissarro and his friend and protégé, Paul Cézanne.

Heroic filmmakers risk their lives to save the destruction of reels in Afghanistan.

The transformation of a struggling downtown mall provides a fresh perspective in downtown London, Ontario.

The world's longest freshwater sand pit, Long Point, faces the threat of an invasive plant.

If you're looking for a specific record, you'll probably find it at Brian's Record Option in Kingston, but you'll need his help.

In light of recent and unfortunate events, the Keetch family is forced to stay with Molly indefinitely; Myles enrolls at the high school on the reserve; Darryl and Rayna search for employment.

Darryl charms his way into the inner circle of Chief and council, spearheading a surefire business enterprise that will secure Chief Rowan's re-election; Rayna, now managing the Beezee lodge, discovers a young mother and her two kids.

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.

Los Angeles is home to over 13 million people who collectively make up one of the most multicultural places in the world; with over 80 neighborhoods making up a rich, diverse hub, LA's polycentrism is certainly its greatest asset.

New generation gives a new life to a 1920's-era grocery store in Hamilton, which was once a place for Italian immigrants to get the items necessary to make a home.

Only about half of prohibited assault-style firearms were declared under Canada's federal buyback. Tens of thousands may remain outside the system ahead of a 2026 ban that will make possession a criminal offence. Police Chief Mark Campbell and Professor Wendy Cukier examine what low compliance means for enforcement, public safety, and the credibility of the policy.

Set sail along the rugged northern coast of Ontario's magnificent Bruce Peninsula in TRIPPING The Bruce. Above the pristine turquoise waters are the towering cliffs of the Niagara Escarpment, and beneath the waters are dozens of sunken ships that Lake Huron has claimed. It is a stunning, primordial landscape filled with fascinating stories of rich bounty, human survival, and natural wonders.

After Bozzly loses his plushy Pill Bug, Abby and the other Fuzzlies try to locate it for him; Abby plans a surprise family reunion for Grumblest.

Clifford is excited to have a sleepover with Bailey, but Bailey is not so sure as she has never spent the night away from Samantha.

Donkey and Panda discover a golden rainbow after a storm.

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

Gabby visits the different animals on her farm and helps wash and clean them; from her horse to her dog to the chickens, it's bath time for everyone.

Ella and Tilly race their cars on the ceiling at H.O.M.E. Station and crash, smashing Mom's crystal; the girls head to Diamond Planet and must replace the crystal before Mom gets home.

The cat has an especially delicious recipe: mouse soup.

When Ryder and the pups visit Tracker and Carlos in the jungle, a group of monkeys finds itself in sticky bubble trouble.

Do you know what this word means?

The Wild Kratts team travels across the world to name all the baby animals.

Aiva dreams of fresh veggies-even in the middle of winter! With help from Green Squad pals Lisa and Éric, she visits a super cool rooftop greenhouse that grows food year-round using hydroponics (no soil!) and bug-powered pest control. Inspired, Aiva learns to preserve basil with salt and builds a backyard cold frame using recycled stuff. From rooftop farms to backyard magic, this episode is packed

The Sucky Sprinkler flies from flower to flower using its nose to gather seeds, sow them and water them too! B.O.T. follows close behind but finding a way through the craters of Spacey, Glowy World isn't easy.

The Game Catchers arrive on a planet populated by trumpet-nosed aliens.

Messy goes to Okido and helps his friends mend Loopy Bridge, but Zim finds himself in a sticky situation along the way.

Mandisa teaches Olivia and Emerson how to make a fun, dancing puppet craft; the crafters cut the puppets' bodies out of paper, decorate them, and then assemble them with fasteners.

When Mayor Humdinger hijacks Al's big rig carrying Luke Stars and his concert equipment, it's up to the pups to rescue him; when Al's load of pipes breaks loose, it's up to the pups to save their friends from the rolling hazards.

Write a fun madlib story with Gabrielle.

Four junior lifeguards work under the guidance and encouragement of mature lifeguards to become heroes of Kangaroo Beach.

Kool Koala is here to let people know that koalas are not bears but marsupials; from her perch high up in the eucalyptus tree, she spits mean rhymes on her new track "Kool Koala"; blasting out all kinds of koala facts.

When Hiko runs out of mysteries to solve his friends decide to cheer him up by making one.

Mandisa has some treats in store for her friends Nia and Jaxon, ice cream cones; these crafted cones are made from paper plates and all sorts of fun toppings, including cherry pom poms and cardboard waffle cones painted using a potato masher.

Farmer Jackson was just trying to grow some giant tomatoes, but he wound up with a giant pig! Now, Mojo and Bo have to get Felix back to normal size before Swoppiton gets stomped.

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

The Game Catchers land on a Technological Planet and learn the game What Animal Are You? But before they can start, they'll need to go on a search to find Nina! Then, the Game Catchers land on the Origami Planet and meet three aliens who can turn into whatever they want! They play rock-paper-scissors but have to embark on another mystery after they learn their spaceships have disappeared!

Delightfully smelly or scrumptious as can be; it's a song about the word delicious.

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

Polkaroo and Avery make friendship bracelets and choose their own color patterns to decorate them.

Pablo's dog, Hero, wants to be a real hero; when Pablo's comic books are in trouble, Hero saves the day with the help of his friends.

Sam, Lili, and their Safety Cat Kensington explain how to be safe when using a computer to avoid viruses.

After a phone mix-up, Ollie and Moon must travel all over Australia to figure out who invited them to a party.

Tiny tries to do a good job decorating for the upcoming flower festival; the patterning proves to be problematic for her assistant, Tall.

Tom and Derek wonder what Rooster the dog dreams about; they imagine it running in the park and fetching sticks.

Isadora needs to find a half-vampire, half-fairy object for her school's Show and Tell day, and she enlists Grandpa to help.

Inspiring young children to get curious about learning new math techniques, all while singing along to catchy tunes.

Rubble leads the pups in building an emergency landing pad for Captain Gordy; Mayor Goodway, Danny and the Turbots are stuck in a canyon in the mountains.

Join Gabrielle for a challenge!

When Scientist Cosmo's reusable water bottle gets stolen, everyone in Wordsville becomes very wasteful.

After accidentally causing a mini avalanche, Messy must help Lofty dig out the entrance to his cave so he can warm up again.

Ali finds out why burping is normal.

The agents try to prevent baby Agent Orson from getting kicked off the squad.

Andy learns about movie magic in Paris; Carmen chases a hot air balloon.

A Mandarinteryx moves into home base and causes a big mess.

B.O.T. must swing through the jungle to keep up with the Springy Snip as it bounces and snips amongst the trees and vines.

An original song. Timber introduces the simple science of rainbows, and the Treebees use it as a metaphor for how positivity can influence challenges.

Captain Chloe's adventures through space inspire JoJo and Gran Gran to visit the space center and planetarium. After returning to Gran Gran's house, they try to see if any planets are out.

The kittens play with their toy car when suddenly, the wheel comes off; their friend Dart says that he can try to fix it.

Lila and Marco, two creative children, bring to life a quintet of knitted gnomes with whimsical journeys in a cozy universe made of wool.

When Pip and Posy decide to make a toy boat, Frankie accidentally takes over.

Odo follows his beetle pal Scuttle and accidentally gets locked in Camp Leader's hut with Rosie and Flo; while they wait to be rescued, Odo keeps their spirits up using a ping pong ball and a tin of peaches.

Anthony is hesitant to wear his new glasses around town until Emily Elizabeth and all of Birdwell Island show him glasses can be cool.

Howie and Baboo visit an environmental center to learn about earthworms.

For Ladybird and Bee, Wild Meadow is the whole world; it's a place of big adventure, big fun and big friendship for the tiny creatures who call it home.

When Cris and Crat find a rock, fortuitous things start to happen; tons of luck come their way but then they lose it; worried their luck will turn bad, they hunt around and luckily find it again.

Grace is amazed to discover that lots of our furry pals have baby teeth too! She helps Dr. Laura at the St. Lawrence College vet clinic to check up and give a cleaning to a few furry patients and discovers that regular brushing and teeth maintenance is required for all creatures big and small.

Bumpi discovers a world of opposites right in LiLi's own backyard! They ride up and down on the tire swing, explore in and out in the treehouse and marvel at the magnifying wonder of binoculars! It's the opposite of boring!

Farmer Yumi dreams about what her new baby will be like when she's bigger.

Spot signs of spring with Gabrielle!

Carl turns to his friends to help him organize his plushie collection; Carl loses his bouncy ball collection.

The tadpole is having a wonderful time with its parents until all its siblings hatch.

Jasmine wants to play a song for Dudua's birthday party and Jambo wants to dress up for the occasion, but the music she plays and the clothes he wears don't go together; Jambo and Jasmine try different music and outfits to see if they match.

Ozzi and Orli go on a mission to catch the villain who is ruining the Triangle Sisters' café; Opie must collect enough money to pay for Captain O's 10-layer birthday cake.

The agents test out new gadgets -- the Invisible-inator, the One-Legged-Chair-inator and the Add-by-Three-inator.

Soccer dart, tennis-in-the-dark, an e-scooter obstacle course, a giant inflatable race and the debut of the Jetovator; Lily and Brayden are still reeling from almost sharing the Championship belt.

Martin takes the Wild Kratts team on a mission to discover more about a hawk he's seen in the Sonoran Desert.

Firefighter Ember's "Compromise" mug has been stolen and now no one can compromise or agree; Gabby and Sly's Friendiversary; the suspects are Baker Graham and Reporter Read who both had plans with Firefighter Ember.

Trini offers to puppy-sit Tooey's newest sled dog, Khi, but ends up teaching him some bad habits; Molly makes a book about female pilots.

Faith is a 10-year-old girl who lives in Ajax, Ontario with her family; they are from Jamaica and Barbados; Faith loves dancing, so at her dance class, she introduces Afrobeats, a West African dance style, and demonstrates some of her moves.

Detective Eric checks for fingerprints to try and find the culprit who took a bite out of his delicious cake.

It's time for Poppy and Chaz's playdate with Oleander, but their Dad wants their room to be tidy; Chaz teaches Poppy how to cooperate to make the tidying easier.

One of Akin's pals is having trouble with her teacher; Akin shares a special type of list that can encourage positive thinking.

Setting sail to the sacred island of Iona; the story of the Iona Marble Quarry; cruising past Fingal's Cave on Staffa Island; Oban's seafood offerings; historic Scone Palace; tartan; a traditional ceilidh.

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 transformation of a struggling downtown mall provides a fresh perspective in downtown London, Ontario.

As Eurovision turns 70, the once lighthearted song contest finds itself at the centre of global politics, from Russia's expulsion after invading Ukraine to mounting controversy over Israel's participation during the war in Gaza. Now, Canada is reportedly considering joining for the first time. We examine why this move is coming now, what Canadian values might bring to a contest under strain, and h

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.

Hearing from former Premier League greats, including Tim Howard, about how the world's most scrutinized league can test mental health; Trevor discovers that behind every soccer Superman is a Clark Kent trying to puzzle it all out.

During the 1920 Summer Olympics, Canada's Winnipeg Falcons won the first-ever hockey gold medal, which is disputed 82 years later.

Exploring Tazeen Qayyum's unique artistry, shaped by her experiences in Pakistan and Canada; her use of motifs and repetition.

Delving into Hangama Amiri's reflections on diaspora, belonging and artistic journey, from traditional painting to experimenting with fabrics, portraying her memories and diasporic experiences.

Shaheer Zazai's meditative process blends Afghan carpet design and digital art to explore the nuances of change and cultural identity.

As Eurovision turns 70, the once lighthearted song contest finds itself at the centre of global politics, from Russia's expulsion after invading Ukraine to mounting controversy over Israel's participation during the war in Gaza. Now, Canada is reportedly considering joining for the first time. We examine why this move is coming now, what Canadian values might bring to a contest under strain, and h

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.

Hearing from former Premier League greats, including Tim Howard, about how the world's most scrutinized league can test mental health; Trevor discovers that behind every soccer Superman is a Clark Kent trying to puzzle it all out.

Exploring Tazeen Qayyum's unique artistry, shaped by her experiences in Pakistan and Canada; her use of motifs and repetition.