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Emotions run at an all-time high but Caiyla and Caitlyn share a bonding moment on the trail while Gage's desperation to podium adds pressure, but empathy for his fellow competitors outshines his performance.

The Wild Kratts are accidentally miniaturized while adventuring in the Amazon; they set out to retrieve the Miniaturizer stolen by a monkey, relying on the powers of the poison frog.

Tom Gates takes a trip around his brilliant world, spends time with his friends and family, sings songs, plays games, and watches author and illustrator Liz Pichon doodling.

The Happy-Sad Klomp's mood changes with the weather; the Happy-Sad Klomp dances when it is sunny and cries when it is cloudy.

Xavier, Yadina and Brad learn that creative thinking can lead to new ideas.

Chloe and Houston head over to Bird Kingdom in Niagara Falls to spend the day with bat-specialist Veronica Jackson and the Egyptian fruit bat colony.

Morley and the science team try to make sure everyone can stay warm by using the principles of thermal energy and the simple machine, inclined plane, to create a Rube Goldberg machine.

Biologist Patrick Aryee is in Costa Rica to witness the annual mass nesting of sea turtles, as well as the predatory jaguars that come in for the kill.

Jeyan visits the Ottawa Forest and Nature School, where students spend most of their day outdoors exploring and learning.

In 1965, Everett Klippert became the last Canadian to be imprisoned for being gay. His draconian mistreatment sparked widespread backlash; the gay rights movement in Canada would win several victories over the next 40 years. On April 11, 2000, the government of Prime Minister Jean Chrétien passed the landmark Modernization of Benefits and Obligations Act, granting same-sex couples the same social

Christa Couture stops to explore Osoyoos, B.C., a desert town she used to drive past as a touring musician. There, she takes her first swing at golf, cools off with Indigenous soapberry "ice cream" and pushes her limits on an off-road truck course.

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

Spanning decades and continents, these remarkable accounts collide in Oscar-nominated filmmaker Kim Nguyen's Saigon Story: Two Shootings in the Forest Kingdom. Armed with a powerful visual style, Nguyen reveals the intimate connection between two families and Eddie Adams' Saigon Execution-an image that forever changed the world's perception of the Vietnam War.

Christa Couture stops to explore Osoyoos, B.C., a desert town she used to drive past as a touring musician. There, she takes her first swing at golf, cools off with Indigenous soapberry "ice cream" and pushes her limits on an off-road truck course.

Once a mining town, Sudbury's core is filled with fond memories, from the amble scramble pedestrian crossing to Canada's very first parking meters; in the 1980s the Elgin Street strip drew a rough and tumble crowd on Saturday nights, but the Towne House Tavern brought in live bands and new energy; today, the annual Up Here Festival celebrates local artists, music and murals, and leaves its colorfu

In 1965, Everett Klippert became the last Canadian to be imprisoned for being gay. His draconian mistreatment sparked widespread backlash; the gay rights movement in Canada would win several victories over the next 40 years. On April 11, 2000, the government of Prime Minister Jean Chrétien passed the landmark Modernization of Benefits and Obligations Act, granting same-sex couples the same social

Spanning decades and continents, these remarkable accounts collide in Oscar-nominated filmmaker Kim Nguyen's Saigon Story: Two Shootings in the Forest Kingdom. Armed with a powerful visual style, Nguyen reveals the intimate connection between two families and Eddie Adams' Saigon Execution-an image that forever changed the world's perception of the Vietnam War.

Biologist Patrick Aryee is in Costa Rica to witness the annual mass nesting of sea turtles, as well as the predatory jaguars that come in for the kill.

Jeyan visits the Ottawa Forest and Nature School, where students spend most of their day outdoors exploring and learning.

The story behind the naming of the scenic Muskoka town of Bracebridge, Ontario, involves a book-obsessed government official and a work of literature that has faded into obscurity.

The 50th anniversary of the immensely popular Arctic Winter Games was unfortunately cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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.

An old grocery store on Manitoulin Island is transformed into the Debajehmujig Creation Centre, a home for Indigenous artists and storytellers.

Jeyan meets two teachers in Atikokan who create a soothing classroom to help students with diverse needs.

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

Against the changing face of Toronto's Little Jamaica, where she established some of the city's landmark reggae record stores, singer Nana McLean challenges outdated stereotypes and establishes her reputation as the queen of reggae in Canada.

Christa Couture stops to explore Osoyoos, B.C., a desert town she used to drive past as a touring musician. There, she takes her first swing at golf, cools off with Indigenous soapberry "ice cream" and pushes her limits on an off-road truck course.

A unique journey, from growing up in Ontario to mastering this unconventional medium; uncover how Nimako reimagines Black narratives, using art as a powerful tool for storytelling and community building.

Abby meets the Flower Fuzzly music group The Blossom Band and gets an all-new pop star gear-up to sing with them on stage.

An outdoor film night inspires Samantha to make a film of her own; including friends means contending with a lot of ideas; while Samantha figures out what it means to be leader, Emily Elizabeth must learn how to let her friend enjoy the spotlight.

Panda's toy pickle gets stuck between two rocks.

Rocket Ten and friends blast off into space for a rhyming adventure to visit planets 11 to 20.

Gabby joins her Dad and her sister Kaitlyn in the field to harvest crops; they ride a big machine called a forage harvester and make food for the cows on her farm.

The polar bear and brown bear are playing hide and seek in the snow.

Winnie's cow competitor Mooo-na Lisa and Bettina run away during the Super farm fair.

Join Gabrielle for some stretches.

The gang travels deep into Uganda's tropical forests to uncover the true nature of the chimpanzee; Chris encounters a baby chimp who shows him what it means to be one of these great apes.

Morley and the Science Team help clean up the lab by building a Rube Goldberg machine that tosses paper in the recycling bin, making it a perfect combination of cleaning and competition.

Miss Mabel, the Eurasian Magpie, is one of the world's most intelligent creatures, she can even recognize herself in the mirror; she sings all about her love for bling on the track, "Magpie I am".

The Game Catchers land on a planet characterized by a prehistoric setting, inhabited by dinosaur children whose favorite game is called Who's the boss?

Messy accidentally drops his super-stacked jam sandwich and wonders why it fell down and not up; he goes to OKIDO and rockets up to the moon to find out.

B.O.T. has to balance on the top of tall, pointed crags, but the Crashy Basher keeps smashing the crags to pieces from under B.O.T.'s wheels; where is the beastie going with that huge pile of rocks? Can B.O.T. keep balanced and collect the data?

Mandisa introduces Luke and Olivia to a craft that's both a DIY ring toss game and a bear's face; after tracing, cutting and painting their paper plate rings with watercolors, the kids attach a recycled paper towel roll to act as the pole.

Humdinger's hands are full when he babysits his new friend's kids; Everest helps the pups rescue both mayors trapped inside a greenhouse.

Let's figure out what the pattern is!

Gemma hosts a No Sleep Sleepover full of fun and games, but it will be a challenge for the tired cadets to make it until midnight.

When you feel when you find something incredible and amazing. It's a song about the word astonished!

When a flock of birds moves into Banni's house, their chirping causes her to lose sleep; her friends decide to find a new home for the birdies.

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.

The rhino is looking forward to his date with the rhino lady.

Mandisa has an idea for a snowman that can be made all year round; she shows Ellie and Sebastian how to turn its tummy into a stained glass window that looks pretty when the sun shines through it.

ChooChoo overcomes his fear of spooky wind noise by dancing to it.

Mommy sends the kittens to take the garbage out and asks them not to forget to sort it; the kittens get distracted and forget; Daddy helps them chase down the garbage truck to fix their mistake.

Tiny is delighted when Tall plans a treasure hunt for her, but his map doesn't work! Finally, they realize that a footstep for Tall looks a bit different from one of Tiny's smaller steps.

The Catchers land on the planet Bounce, where they befriend some alien children and bounce together on every surface.

While learning about the wheelchair parasport of Boccia, Bamboo Love's para athlete friends proudly showcase all the different ways one can throw, kick, and roll the Boccia ball to get as close as possible to the white target ball known as the jack.

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.

Mandisa crafts a Bumblebee windsock by reusing a toilet paper roll and some pretty paper streamers.

Ginger challenges the Baby Pea-Rexes to a race around Vegesaur Valley with no rules; first one in the waterhole wins.

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 Colorblocks.

When the Very Small Creatures discover a fun balance beam, Pink finds they may need a little help from their friends to get to the end as they keep losing their balance.

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.

When Moon gets caught up in a competition to make a great video, she loses sight of what's really important.

After being accidentally locked in the basement with their friends and families, Lili and Lola play detective in order to find the passcode to the locked door.

Dana's investigation into mammoth trunks is interrupted when she needs to watch Dexter.

Audrey and Tommy show their classmate Maeva around the Shelter, but Maeva thinks all the animals are boring; to teach her a lesson, the kids invent a dangerous creature living at the Shelter.

The Cheetah snatches half of Chase's Meteor Crystal; Chase must stop the Cheetah and restore his crystal before anyone gets hurt.

When Travelling Travis yelps for help when he finds a mysterious creature in trouble, the PAW Patrol heads to Foggy Bottom to save a Humsquatch; when a robo-toy causes mayhem in Adventure Bay, Ryder knows just who to call.

Will it float or will it sink?

Athlete Glory's binder with the word ORGANIZED on it has vanished from the gym, making everyone disorganized, including the Word Detectives; Gabby and Sly uncover that being too busy can go hand in hand with being disorganized.

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

Arthika asks why there are different colors of skin; with the help of an intergalactic science expert, Eugenia, Arthika discovers how all skin is actually the same, and how the color is the skin's way of protecting people.

Carl accidentally breaks Forrest's new toy.

Rosie tries to send Abuela a birthday party in the mail; Rosie tries to send Gatita in the mail.

Split chases a glowing Chillipede into the depths of the Spooky Forest and gets lost inside an overgrown tree-root maze, where the only way out is to follow the sounds of Ginger and the other Baby Pea-Rexes.

Bebe helps Mo open his piggy bank, and they learn about Canadian coins; Gavin visits Steve at the Canadian Coin and Currency Exchange and learns how coins are made at the Canadian Mint.

Posy fills up on snacks on her way to Pip's house for lunch.

When Tiny and Tall find a well, they decide it must be a wishing well. Pretending to be adventurers, they throw stones in and declare what they'd wish for. But Tiny gets carried away: she can't stop wishing! After all, they're just pretending- why can she have as many wishes as she wants? But Tall likes it when stories have rules. They debate the pros and cons of unlimited wishes, finally deciding

One day the kittens are about to play with their doll theater when Cookie realizes he forgot to get the flashlight back from his friend; Candy and Pudding are upset he did not keep his promise so Pudding suggests they make and sign a contract.

Emily Elizabeth and Jack want to cook something for the Firehouse Feast; Emily Elizabeth has grown a huge tomato, but a disagreement sends the tomato flying down a hill; they must put aside their differences in order to save their friendship.

Black and White arrive in Colorland; the Colorblocks discuss the two very different colors.

Eric learns about tornadoes, and how their winds can reach over 300km/h; he created his own tornado in a bottle.

Malik and his grandfather love hockey; Malik makes something that he can play with his hockey-loving grandfather that will also allow his grandfather to exercise his lungs.

Howie and Baboo visit zookeeper Kim at the zoo where they watch penguins waddle and swim and learn why penguins have developed to swim instead of fly.

The top four facts on Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina: four, it has as many people as a country; three, the Tango; two, its famous opera house; and one, El Ateneo.

Ginger and the Pea-Rexes guide a baby Bokchoydaktyl down to safety with the help of some light-up Vegesaurs.

Librarian Mr. Hugo is uneasy when Georgie, Arlo and Tia enter his magical Library. But after reading a story about a selfish dragon who learns to share, Mr. Hugo has a revelation.

Mayor Humdinger's birthday party goes horribly awry when Marshall Kitty gets trapped inside a life-sized piñata; Mayor Humdinger tries pushing fog into Adventure Bay, it's up to the PAW Patrol to find animals missing in the clouds and save the day.

Join Gabrielle for a challenge!

The Fizzy Flip is asleep until the sun charges it up; when fully charged it fizzes and flips all over the jungle until it runs out of fizz and falls asleep again; can B.O.T. manage to gather the data needed before the beastie runs out fizz?

Dex and Kayla have a new dino experiment to solve, DD1013.

Zadie earns Junior EMT status and follows Ellie on her EMT calls; the Wombats bake a boat-shaped birthday cake.

Odd Squad builds a replica of the villain's vault to intercept a jetpack; Olympia tries to win back a stolen gadget on a game show.

Chris sets up a massive cross-country race in the North; each team member sets off across the tundra with little more than one form of transportation and a small pack of gear.

Rock band The Beaches stops by the backyard for an epic jam session; Monica gets working on her electric guitar "craft-strument" before Junior Jammer Benny joins them for the performance.

Charlie and D.O.G are taking a day off and Morgan's in charge; Morgan thinks he's got it covered but doesn't realize Izzy is on a mission to find out where her pup goes all day.

Eight-year-old Xyanna loves math and science, but along with that, she also loves teaching; with the help of Tai and fun math teacher Mr. Chen, Xyanna will learn some new tips and tricks that can add up to her being the best math teacher.

Six-year-old Ranisha has to juggle running an errand to the local bakery with wrangling her wild younger brother; five-year-old Noah finds the courage to run multiple errands to help his parents and grandfather with their construction projects.

The town of Cobalt, once the site of a silver rush, is named after another metal.

Chuck meets Hong Kong local Ashley Pang.

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.

Marlene spends her wedding day investigating car thefts; Clint's world falls apart; Finn gets the shock of his life.

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

Examining the importance of keeping intact forest ecosystems: here in North America, the Amazon and around the world.

TVO Today's John Michael McGrath walks everyone through a history of tariffs in this country, and explains why undoing free trade is more difficult than ever.

Chuck meets Hong Kong local Ashley Pang.

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

Marlene spends her wedding day investigating car thefts; Clint's world falls apart; Finn gets the shock of his life.

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

Hansen Township is a small wilderness area near Killarney, Ont., named in honor of a Canadian who inspired people around the world with a historic global tour.

Examining the importance of keeping intact forest ecosystems: here in North America, the Amazon and around the world.

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

On March 21, 1980, a torrential rainfall and ensuing flood crippled downtown Port Hope; a year later, a group of enterprising locals launched a 10 km commemorative race down the Ganaraska River, and the annual Float Your Fanny Down the Ganny was born; participants race in canoes, kayaks and self-described crazy crafts wearing costumes and competing for prizes, no matter what the weather.

In Idlib, directors Alisar Hasan and Alaa Amer introduce Amany Al-Ali, the city's pioneering female cartoonist who empowers young women and challenges patriarchal systems with her art.

Beginning with a trip from the Kyle of Lochalsh, a tiny fishing village on the far west coast of Scotland, the journey heads east across the Highlands, turns south through the whisky country of Speyside to Aberdeen, Scotland's oil capital.

"The Robotic Chair" comes to life after 20 years through the collaboration of three very different artists, combining art and engineering to realize their vision.

Things do not start out well for Maggie; Jackson endures a minor emergency which some athletes view as an opportunity; Brad's instant gloat turns to bloat, Dominic can't seem to float.

The Garden of Instruments is untidy and Jambo can't find his grandmother's violin; Jasmine finds it, but she accidentally breaks the strings; she replaces them with more unconventional ones: a cat hair, a shoelace, a guitar string and a washing line.

Donkey's guitar goes missing right before the talent show; Panda and Duck Duck help her look all around for it.

Emily Elizabeth is finally ready to jump off the diving board for the first time, but the pool's closed; Emily Elizabeth and Clifford pass the time by pretending to be animals in search of a watering hole.

The Printing Crew come to the rescue and show the color explorers that when they mix they can make lots of different colors.

Exchanging and opening gifts together, Both Duck and Bamboo Love are surprised to see a Harmonica inside each of the rectangular packages. Great minds think alike, and best friends play together. Hitching a ride on Mr. Elephant, the two friends learn and quickly master the portable Harmonica and realize they can jam together on the go or on by themselves, taking it slow.

Hoping to win the local art contest, each of the trio search for something interesting in nature to paint.

Every bird has their own song except Doodle, who doesn't know what his song is supposed to sound like; Odo tries to help Doodle but nothing works. When the other campers are lost, Doodle discovers a wonderful voice he never knew he had.

When Pip and Posy grow cress heads on a couple of eggs, Pip's grows better than Posy; Posy swaps them over and fibs about the results but then feels guilty when Pip becomes increasingly disappointed.

The kittens visit a greenhouse with their grandma to look for special animals in the tropical garden to earn their tracker badge; Cookie has trouble finding animals.

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

When an over-confident Ginger gets herself stuck in a tall tree, the baby-Pea Rexes split up to recruit the help of the three tallest Vegesaurs to get her down.

Riley struggles to find the perfect sound in her new song; Starlet enlists a synthetic computer and unleashes ultra-magnet powers on the town; Gooey doesn't get any ice cream so he transforms everyone into freeze-brain minions.

Isadora gets Mirabelle to help her prepare a potion to fake an illness and avoid a maths test, but the magic backfires.

Francois builds a person-sized solar system attraction to celebrate the appearance of a shooting star. But when the remote control goes haywire, it sends the attraction soaring. Then, Lizzy returns from Adventure City with a priceless family heirloom. But when her bag gets mixed up with Danny's stunt bag, the PAW Patrol need to find him and swap the cases before Danny gets hurt.

Nico is tired of being mistaken for her twin sister; Carl is upset when Nico breaks the Lint Dinosaur Monday rules and makes a Lint Monster instead.

The gang is playing at the clubhouse when a silicon rocket goes missing; they decide to look in the atmosphere of Jupiter, where Ella can explore its Great Red Spot while Slippy looks for the elusive jellyfish.

A medical skeleton named Bones answers body-related questions that are sent in by real-life children, while a squad of kid reporters known as the B Team find out more about the topic.

The Drifty Shouters like to drift about, but they really love shouting as loud as they can; they are so loud that B.O.T. is rattled to pieces; the mission becomes even trickier when the Drifty Shouters find a way to make their shouts even louder.

Omni and Osric are desperate to get off the night shift and go to a party, but they must first stop a mysterious villain; Orwell and Okra must prevent a flying machine from stinking up Odd Squad's favorite places.

The wombats battle sea monsters, surfing scoundrels and pointy rocks on their way to make a sandwich delivery; Mr. E. buys a robot to hand out balloons.

Eric uses static electricity to move an object, without even touching it; it's not magic, it's science; you can create static electricity by rubbing two objects together.

Morley and the Science Team help clean up the lab by building a Rube Goldberg machine that tosses paper in the recycling bin, making it a perfect combination of cleaning and competition.

Set in the world of Colorland, characters Red, Yellow, Blue, Purple, Orange and Green embark on colorful adventures; they discover the world overflows with color.

The ants work together, but one ant does everything differently.

Harmony, Melody and Bop are at the beach, and they're going to play all day.

Mia, Codie and Evu discover a little cricket hopping around Mia's room; Codie wants to help the little cricket get back to its home; when catching the cricket doesn't work, Mia programs Codie to hop outside.

Bamboo Love experiences instant gratification with the tambourine while exploring the playful sounds. But when Bamboo Love wants to make meaningful music, she learns that she can play along with her friend Kangaroo in a musical delight by simply shaking and tapping the tambourine just right.

When Nine needs a helping hand, he turns into a talented trio of circus blocks, the Three Threes; the Numberblocks demonstrate how to divide the number nine into equal parts.

Kenny G sings about the letter Z to his usual crowd of animals, mentioning zebras, zucchinis and zombies.

Coco Yum prepares bagels for a party; Coco Lala turns the preparation into a fun circus act.

Polly and her friends decide to play Classroom at the Friends' Bench; Bella and Cody upset Stephie by blurting out answers to every question without raising their hands first; that gives Polly an idea.

The pugs use a big block of ice to cool down on a hot summer day, making ice cream and even an igloo; but something happens to ice when it's too hot.

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.

BooSnoo has an exciting time when they experience three very different train journeys.

William Shakespeare shows Brad that it is alright to feel how he is feeling; Katherine Johnson encourages Yadina to be proud of her love for turtles.

Maleah is an 11-year-old girl from the Stz'uminus First Nation who lives in Ladysmith, British Columbia; Maleah bakes cupcakes with Amelia, races war canoes with her sister Charlise, and paints and goes for a quad ride with another cousin, Chevralee.

Artist Clay's GLOOMY painting goes missing and everyone in Wordsville is happier than ever; the Word Detectives think this is great, but Artist Clay convinces them it's important to feel all the feelings and Gabby and Sly take the case.

Francois is directing a video when his camera crane rolls away; all the farm animals go missing from the Super Farm Fair.

The kids must find Pearl the clouded leopard before the whole Shelter notices she's missing and starts to panic.

In his new video, "Everybody Go Nutz!", Red shows many of the skills he possesses; he demonstrates his agile acrobatics, scaling trees with great speed.

Ella, Tilly, Slippy and Madhu are playing a game on the moon when they fall into a network of underground tunnels; Ella and Slippy are practicing Pluto Jump Ride when Tilly begs to go too, but Ella tells her it's too dangerous.

Smudge the puppy runs wildly around Turtle Bay instead of letting the kids take him to the veterinarian; Smudge also snatches Handyman Hank's delivery list.

Minty gets a bird's view of the Valley after being flung onto the back of a Baby Bok Choydactyl.

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.

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.

Five friends travel through space, exploring planets with one mission, to discover, play and collect all the games in the universe.

While playing in the snow, Pip and Posy lead their friend Jamila to believe that there is a mysterious creature making footprints; when Jamila finds out it was just a game, she gets upset.

A trip to the park to show off her new dress is ruined when a sudden rainstorm stops Annie from going out.

The traditional call and response song with playful imagery and rhymes as The Treebees head down to the bay where the watermelons grow.

While learning about the wheelchair parasport of Boccia, Bamboo Love's para athlete friends proudly showcase all the different ways one can throw, kick, and roll the Boccia ball to get as close as possible to the white target ball known as the jack.

BeeBee and ChooChoo try to catch the mythical Woolfoot.

When you feel when you find something incredible and amazing. It's a song about the word astonished!

When Ollie attempts to overcome his fear of water, the cats discover that all fears can be faced the same way.

Luc, Lola, and their Safety Cat Kensington explain why it's important to ask before touching something that isn't yours.

Tiny and Tall thought they'd built the perfect clubhouse, but something feels off. They use trial and error to determine the ideal shape for their new fun-times fort.

The dolphin plays with a colorful bubble.

With a square nose and wide wings this paper plane is something different.

In Polynesia, Andy goes looking for a reclusive Tahitian juggler to perform at the Circo.

Donkey is nervous the first time she sleeps outside.

Zamzoom and Orbie drop into Newfoundland, Canada to meet some gannets.

The cadets set out to build the Grand Crabby Hotel to protect the rock pool sea creatures from the seagulls; Gemma and Frizzy take on caring for a seahorse and soon learn that sea creatures should be left in their natural environment.

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

Things get out of control when Rosie starts a pet-sitting business; Rosie plays with a rock from Javi's rock collection.

There is a new mail carrier on Birdwell Island; the gang helps deliver party invitations to everyone in town using the Big Red Delivery Service, but they realize they still need to give an invitation to the guest of honor.

Olympia and Otis must call a truce between feuding guests.

The brothers try to rescue Aviva's work from a protective parent.

A service dog named Andy offers comfort and support to a little girl with a rare genetic disorder; kids stretch with the llamas and breathe with the goats on an animal therapy farm in rural New Brunswick; a six-year-old boy who experiences seizures, finds more ways to play with his service dog named Mia by his side.

Librarian Mr. Hugo is uneasy when Georgie, Arlo and Tia enter his magical Library. But after reading a story about a selfish dragon who learns to share, Mr. Hugo has a revelation.

Phoenix protests to bring April back; a cat arrives at Max's door; Ella finds herself in a difficult position.

After a deep-dive into "Beatrice and Croc Harry" from author Lawrence Hill, Ainara jumps on her bike to meet him deep in the forest to discuss talking animals, wordplay, self-identity and oatmeal.

The Mississippi, from frozen waterfalls to time-traveling barges, from busy beavers to mysterious swamps, connects a continent like no other river. At the end of its 3,500-mile journey, it creates one of the biggest river deltas on the planet.

After a period of mourning for King George VI, planning begins for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. The Queen's husband, Prince Philip, suggests hers be the first ever televised coronation, and on June 2, 1953, millions of people in the U.K. and around the world tune in to watch as St. Edward's Crown is majestically placed on the new monarch's head.

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

Stalag Luft III escape mastermind Roger Bushell and the X Committee reopen a second escape tunnel; 200 men get out of the camp with only a few rations and more than 600 miles of occupied land and sea between them and Allied Britain.

After a period of mourning for King George VI, planning begins for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. The Queen's husband, Prince Philip, suggests hers be the first ever televised coronation, and on June 2, 1953, millions of people in the U.K. and around the world tune in to watch as St. Edward's Crown is majestically placed on the new monarch's head.

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

Stephen Fry discovers why an act of sabotage by the Dutch Resistance that saved many Jews from the camps remains uncelebrated.

Five teens living in the conflict-ridden Donbas region of Ukraine set out on a Himalayan expedition for a brief escape from reality.

After a period of mourning for King George VI, planning begins for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. The Queen's husband, Prince Philip, suggests hers be the first ever televised coronation, and on June 2, 1953, millions of people in the U.K. and around the world tune in to watch as St. Edward's Crown is majestically placed on the new monarch's head.

People came to Canada from the Caribbean, couldn't find groceries from back home so, one decided to open his own store.

The Mississippi, from frozen waterfalls to time-traveling barges, from busy beavers to mysterious swamps, connects a continent like no other river. At the end of its 3,500-mile journey, it creates one of the biggest river deltas on the planet.

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