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When his bookworm bestie goes missing, Mr Hugo must solve the mystery, alone! Meanwhile, a sheepish sheep gets a little help from her friends.

Max and Ella clash during a challenge; Phoenix struggles to replace April in an act; Axel auditions for the Circus School Achievement Awards emcee role.

Ainara reviews "Shuri" by Nic Stone, and now she can't wait to head to the library to get the next book in the series; Kamaia Fairburn joins her, and the two tour all the magical offerings of their local public library.

After her retirement, Diana Matheson co-founded the first professional women's soccer league in Canada; follows two years of fighting against institutional skepticism, an inspiring story of resilience to change the rules of the game.

When the Dominion of Canada was formed in 1867, Inuit homelands remained free from colonial government interference, and the Inuit continued to govern themselves as they had for thousands of years. In 1950, Parliament declared Inuit distinct from First Nations and granted them the vote.

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

Monty begins in Spain at the Alhambra, finds a wide variety of paradise gardens in Morocco, including an enormous royal walled meadow and a tiny garden in the heart of the town; exploring the ruins of Cyrus the Great's palace in Iran.

An animated film based on true events, following the dramatic journey of two siblings, Kyona and her brother Adriel, who are running away because they are being pursued by an unspecified Eastern European country.

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.

In the shadow of the COVID-19 pandemic, a small town rallies to protect a beloved local bookstore. A Lenox, Mass. landmark, the bookstore is a gem thanks to its owner's passion for stories.

After her retirement, Diana Matheson co-founded the first professional women's soccer league in Canada; follows two years of fighting against institutional skepticism, an inspiring story of resilience to change the rules of the game.

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

Monty begins in Spain at the Alhambra, finds a wide variety of paradise gardens in Morocco, including an enormous royal walled meadow and a tiny garden in the heart of the town; exploring the ruins of Cyrus the Great's palace in Iran.

An animated film based on true events, following the dramatic journey of two siblings, Kyona and her brother Adriel, who are running away because they are being pursued by an unspecified Eastern European country.

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 the shadow of the COVID-19 pandemic, a small town rallies to protect a beloved local bookstore. A Lenox, Mass. landmark, the bookstore is a gem thanks to its owner's passion for stories.

Goalball is the featured sport and Gurnoor will have to train her fellow athletes in just three days; Dominic is absent as he deals with a family issue; the athletes are immediately put to the test as they are forced to train without seeing.

Banky V is a bank vole who is tired of being mistaken for a mouse.

The burger that Ava bought doesn't look like the picture in the ad; advertisers use all kinds of tricks to make food look amazing and sometimes the food in ads isn't even edible; Ava reveals some of the food styling secrets.

After a storm in Wild Meadow, the pond is transformed into a sparkly wonderland.

When Fire Chief Franklin heroically rescues Fisherman Charlie, the kids are inspired to honor the chief with a medal of bravery, but it goes missing; the friends create their own superhero group to find the medal before the ceremony.

Annie is given a curious waving cat toy by her new friend; it's from Japan, and Annie's not quite sure what to make of it; Dr. Cheddar explains how different cultures have different toys and symbols.

Bebe and Mo explore Canada's favourite winter sport, hockey; Gavin cheers on a lacrosse game; NHL hockey legend Darryl Sittler surprises Mo with a skating lesson at the arena.

Donkey must find hidden instruments.

When the creatures discover a rocket, they blast off to a never-before-seen place with lots to do and explore!

Gabrielle writes a message to her dad on popsicle sticks.

The baby Pea-Rexes love to slide down the necks of giant Broccolisaurus, except for Split who is terrified and has to learn to overcome his fears.

The Game Catchers land on the Zen Garden Planet, where they learn the game Stick To Me. Before they play, Boxy finds some magic pebbles that make him play the game a little too literally! Then, the Game Catchers land on a Geometric Planet and learn the game Catch the Jack. But before they're able to play the game, they have to solve the mystery of what's making the planet spin!

When Bumpi hears something going TWEET, TWEET in the yard, he, LiLi, and Edgar follow their ears to try and find out who or what was making the sound.

Emma and Serena are making a chocolate and yogurt dip for fruits.

Morley and his team want to have some serious satisfaction knocking down a tower of blocks; they build a Rube Goldberg machine that uses the science of potential energy to set off a wrecking ball that causes the ultimate block tower demolition.

Sheldon is desperate for a new toothpaste.

Rosie makes Papa a mariachi rock; Rosie and Crystal compete in a pet-scavenger hunt.

The heroic rescue pups, led by a tech-savvy boy named Ryder work together to protect the community; geared with special skills, gadgets and vehicles that help them on their rescue missions, the PAW Patrol is always up for the challenge.

The Shelter has a guest called Huan, a giant panda; everyone is excited, but for Huan to stay, an inspector must check that he'll be properly taken care of; his absurdly strict protocol makes the panda nervous.

Dana and Ms. Currie search for the dino who broke a special Father's Day egg.

With two dads, Luc rules the Father's Day Fair competitions, but when Lili and Lola's dad can't join in the fun, Luc shares his dads.

Gabrielle makes a frame for a photo of herself and her dad for Father's Day.

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

Olive and Otto, agents with the Odd Squad, investigate unusual happenings in their town.

Taviss joins chef Zach Keeshig for a day of foraging, where she learns what one can eat, how to harvest responsibly, as well as Zach's techniques for indigenizing food; they gather ingredients and Zach shows Taviss how to make some tasty treats.

The Wild Kratts search for the snub-nosed monkeys in the Chinese mountains.

Jackson's sheep ruins Preston's flower festival, unless Mojo and Bo can round them up!

Tiny and Tall are tired of having to call across the chasm between their mountains in order to communicate; Tall wants to build a speaking tube, whereas Tiny suggests miming. But neither method feels quite right; they put their heads together to create a simple telephone system using string and two empty razznut shells; now, they just need to get the length of the string exactly right.

Koralee and Jordan get playful building a marble run that twists and turns through a parade of toys!

A high energy, modern version of the original classic nursery rhyme about five energetic monkeys bouncing on the bed before bedtime.

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

The salmon are on the move; MC Sammy takes the gang on a trip that shows how she became wild and free.

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.

Pip decides to become Super-Pip in order to help his friends but keeps accidentally spoiling their fun; Posy becomes his side-kick Hero-sy Posy to make sure he only helps those who actually need it.

Green arrives, bringing her natural color to Colorland; the Colorblocks discuss the color green.

Gabrielle writes a message to her dad on popsicle sticks.

The arty Glowy Spotter uses its antennae to cover the ground in glowing spots; B.O.T. can't avoid getting spotty too; it may look like the Glowy Spotter has just made a mess, but perhaps something is revealed when seen from above?

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.

Welcoming kids ages three to five to a world full of possibilities and teaching how to deal with setbacks in a meaningful way while promoting the development of self-efficacy and self-confidence.

In this festive episode of Green Squad, 10-year-old Arielle wants to make her family's Christmas more eco-friendly without losing any holiday cheer. With the help of Éric and Shakira, the Squad sets out to find the perfect sustainable tree, learning about native species and even living trees, that go back to the tree farm after the holiday to be re-used the following year.

The friends are playing music together, but when it's Doodoowah's turn, he just stays silent and doesn't play at all; Doodoowah gets up and walks off, leading them all to a place where they have no choice but to be quiet.

Zoey and Lukas explore twin words, homonyms and homophones, and host real twins in studio.

Dancers learn the basic steps in jazz and perform in a fantastical floating forest.

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

Brody visits Amanda, a manufacturing engineer who specializes in underwater robotics. Amanda introduces Brody to a fleet of underwater ROVs (Remotely Operated Vehicles) that are used to survey aquatic infrastructure and study marine life. The pressure is on when Amanda submerges the ROVs in pressure tanks, making sure they don't leak or implode in the deep waters. Brody takes the controls and test

Danny's rocket-boosted pogo stick accidentally causes a fire; it's up to the entire Air Rescue team to save Danny and stop the forest from going up in flames; when Francois' big stunt show goes horribly awry, the Air Rescue pups are on a roll.

Gabrielle makes a frame for a photo of herself and her dad for Father's Day.

The daughter of the forest Gruffalo gathers her courage and sets off into the woods in search of the Big Bad Mouse.

Mojo wonders which top would be perfect for digging up the bones of a Swoppitus Rex.

Eight-year-old Dax loves to dress up; all day he dreams of costumes he can create; with the help from Tai and the costume designer Leland Mitchell, Dax can see how to bring his costume drawings to life.

Mo and Bo are mistaken for a snow monster; when Otis takes a spill, Abby has to help him overcome a sudden fear of heights.

Ginger and the baby Pea-Rexes go on an underwater adventure inside a rubbery bubble made by a young and friendly Watermelonsuchus, but things take a turn when the Bananaraptors get involved.

Jojo discovers that rainbows are only visible when it's rainy and sunny at the same time; Gran Gran has a plan to create their own rainbow at home.

Red, Yellow and Blue color in various doors leading to unexpected places.

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

Raisin comes over to draw a portrait of the kittens; the kittens learn that when little accidents happen, some creative thinking and teamwork can really help.

The little leopard is searching for a place to sleep, but it's not easy.

Marco thinks his toilet paper roll craft looks amazing, but Lila is not so sure; Choochoo is enamored by a sheep's colorful fleece, and wants to knit a gift with it, but he is forced by Pirouette to make balloons out of it instead so they can get away from terrifying bunnies.

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

Skip decides to sing a song as part of the Happy Place Spring-Sing Music Festival, and learns the importance of practicing.

Penny meets a fuzzy caterpillar crawling on a plant; Dee Dee has finished her chores, and starts blowing bubbles of all sizes; Penny says goodbye to her new friend and joins the other pugs in chasing bubbles, and jumping up to make them pop.

When Opie goes with his dad to work, Opie learns that work can be fun when you do it with someone you love.

The forest trees are dying, there's rubbish on the beach, and smoke drifts over Soundland; Jasmine is worried, but can't explain what is bothering her; Jambo convinces her that maybe she can say what she thinks in a song.

Carmen takes a folklorico dance lesson.

Donkey promises to help bathe Gregory and to also play Bubble Bonanza with Panda; the pals make up a quiet game so they don't disturb Rock Star Penguin while he tries to write a song.

The squirrel mother is busy gathering nuts, so she doesn't have any time to look after her kids.

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

Arthur and Buster discover they make better friends than roommates; Arthur wins free concert tickets.

Rosie makes Papa a mariachi rock; Rosie and Crystal compete in a pet-scavenger hunt.

Celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day with Gabrielle!

Molly's family takes a river trip to a traditional Gwich'in village for a ceremony honoring her grandma Catherine.

Bebe and Mo are invited to visit a First Nations powwow and Bebe plays a drum there; Gavin learns about totem poles in British Columbia.

Taviss meets up with Joe Pitawanakwat, a plant educator from Wikwemikong Unceded Territory; Joe shares the special knowledge passed from his Grandmother: how to get to know a plant by learning its Anishinaabemowin name.

Taviss joins chef Zach Keeshig for a day of foraging, where she learns what one can eat, how to harvest responsibly, as well as Zach's techniques for indigenizing food; they gather ingredients and Zach shows Taviss how to make some tasty treats.

Celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day with Gabrielle!

When Joe, Nina and Buddy join in the tradition of celebrating the summer solstice, they discover the longest day of the year is also an opportunity to be super helpers; dilemmas include a baby moose needing water and a hang glider mishap.

The "Raven's Quest" kids teach the words for different animals in their indigenous language; many English words for animals actually come from the original indigenous word, like moose.

Traditions are explored by two children as they set out to attend a National Indigenous Peoples Day Pow Wow filled with dancing, drumming and fancy footwork.

Two orphaned bobcats struggle to bond.

In 1870, Manitoba became Canada's fifth province, and the only one to join Confederation under Indigenous leadership.

A lesson in compassion and generosity results in a lifelong gift; set in a small Northwestern Ontario town, a father takes the opportunity to pass on important teachings to his daughter.

What's behind the growing trend of women choosing to give birth without medical support? Across the globe and here in Ontario some are choosing to follow advice from nonmedical 'experts' and the consequences have in cases been deadly. Big [If True] Host, Molly Thomas speaks with Journalist at The Guardian, Lucy Osborne, about a year-long investigation and podcast she co-produced on 'free-birthing'

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

Addictions counsellor Frank shares his knowledge of pike fishing in a kayak.

Long before Collingwood became a gateway to the Blue Mountain Resort, it was a place of great industry; the Collingwood Dry Dock, Shipbuilding and Foundry Company once employed over 20% of the town's population; the whole town would gather at the docks to witness the unique side launch of these locally built ships; years later, its picturesque main street made a splash in the Hollywood feature, "T

When the Dominion of Canada was formed in 1867, Inuit homelands remained free from colonial government interference, and the Inuit continued to govern themselves as they had for thousands of years; in 1950, Parliament declared Inuit distinct from First Nations and granted them the vote.

A trove of home videotapes spurs a filmmaker to investigate repressed parts of his past and come to terms with his own identity. A search for the cause of his father's sudden suicide turns into a cathartic journey of reconnection and healing.

Jeyan learns about Francis Pegahmagabow, the most highly-decorated First Nations soldier for bravery in Canadian military history, and why his actions are worth remembering.

After decades of rebellious, hard living, musician Tom Wilson, best known for his bands Junkhouse and Blackie and the Rodeo Kings, uncovers a family secret that sets him on a life-changing journey.

Two orphaned bobcats struggle to bond.

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

What's behind the growing trend of women choosing to give birth without medical support? Across the globe and here in Ontario some are choosing to follow advice from nonmedical "experts" and the consequences have in cases been deadly; Big [If True] host, Molly Thomas speaks with Journalist at The Guardian, Lucy Osborne, about a year-long investigation and podcast she co-produced on "free-birthing"

Jeyan travels to South Stormont, home to Canada's only Civil War memorial, which is dedicated to the 40,000 plus Canadians who fought in the U.S. between 1861 and 1865.

Addictions counsellor Frank shares his knowledge of pike fishing in a kayak.

A lesson in compassion and generosity results in a lifelong gift; set in a small Northwestern Ontario town, a father takes the opportunity to pass on important teachings to his daughter.

When the Dominion of Canada was formed in 1867, Inuit homelands remained free from colonial government interference, and the Inuit continued to govern themselves as they had for thousands of years; in 1950, Parliament declared Inuit distinct from First Nations and granted them the vote.

A trove of home videotapes spurs a filmmaker to investigate repressed parts of his past and come to terms with his own identity. A search for the cause of his father's sudden suicide turns into a cathartic journey of reconnection and healing.

Jeyan learns about Francis Pegahmagabow, the most highly-decorated First Nations soldier for bravery in Canadian military history, and why his actions are worth remembering.

After decades of rebellious, hard living, musician Tom Wilson, best known for his bands Junkhouse and Blackie and the Rodeo Kings, uncovers a family secret that sets him on a life-changing journey.

When the Dominion of Canada was formed in 1867, Inuit homelands remained free from colonial government interference, and the Inuit continued to govern themselves as they had for thousands of years; in 1950, Parliament declared Inuit distinct from First Nations and granted them the vote.

A whirlwind adventure through the world's most dazzling party; from ancient roots to modern parades, Carnival bursts with masks, music, and traditions; marveling at Venice's masked balls, Viareggio's satirical floats, Rio's samba schools, stunning costumes and community impact; exploring Cologne's song-filled Fastelovend and Spain's unique rituals like the blood-smeared Momotxorro and fiery fallas

Jeyan learns about Francis Pegahmagabow, the most highly-decorated First Nations soldier for bravery in Canadian military history, and why his actions are worth remembering.

Mo and Bo rush to see some big tap shoes at the park before it closes; the Fuzzlies can't agree on what to get Abby for her birthday.

Fisherman Charlie's new puppy's favorite word seems to be mine; Clifford, Bailey and Tucker decide to start puppy preschool, hoping to teach Hudson to be more mindful of others before she drives everyone mad.

A penguin interrupts band practice.

It's Ella's mom's birthday, and Ella wants to get her mom a present just from her; Ella and Tilly crash their toy race cars and smash Mom's crystal; the girls head out to Diamond Planet and must replace the crystal before mom gets home.

Felix's Mother gives Felix some dried beans from last year's garden, and asks if he would like to plant them.

Jellybean the Cat learns you can't take good care of others unless you take time to care for yourself.

Mayor Goodway and farmer Al are ready for a day filled with skydiving fun.

Join Gabrielle for a challenge!

It's Backwards Day in the Treeborhood; Cece, Carly and Clyde have fun with patterns.

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

George volunteers to create a piece of art for the county-wide art show, but can't decide what to make; Arthur gets angry when a smoothie spills all over his new sneakers.

Isadora is back under the sea as she and Adelina try to help Princess Delphina ride her sea unicorn, Bubbles.

The Game Catchers visit a planet where the gardeners keep changing the environment, trapping the friends in a maze; they must escape the maze to learn the game "Shiver and Freeze.".

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.

Hopper, the talented Common Green Grasshopper, drops some garden beats like they are going out of fashion in his fly track "I'm the Hip-Hopper.".

Mandisa presents Zahra and Austen with a spinning pinwheel craft and shows them how to make it.

When Mayor Humdinger's mom loses her son's phony trophy, the PAW Patrol have to rescue her and its secret stash of treats; when Mayor Goodway and Chickaletta get trapped inside a mesa, it's up to the PAW Patrol and a little snake to rescue them.

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

After a storm in Wild Meadow, the pond is transformed into a sparkly wonderland.

Momolu wants to build a sandcastle but ends up helping everyone else instead, forgetting that it is also important to do what one wants sometimes.

JoJo and Gran Gran are planning on baking a sweet banana loaf for Jared; as they get the ingredients ready, Gran Gran realizes the bananas are still green, which means they can't make a sweet loaf.

Koralee and Ben build a speedy marble run ramp to see how far the marble can jump!

One day Cookie, Candy and Pudding are on their first train trip and everything around them seems new and unusual; when they take a stop at Catfield station, Mommy and the kittens accidentally get left behind!

The blocks learn about adding ones and simple counting in a number-themed version of The Three Little Pigs and the Big Bad Square.

The Catchers land on the planet of the ferns, an environment similar to undergrowth, populated by mushroom children who love to play catch.

The squirrel mother is busy gathering nuts, so she doesn't have any time to look after her kids.

Bamboo Love learns that Bagpipes have one of the unique and distinctive sounds of any musical instrument.

The MixMups start a game of building a "bigger-than-me-cake"; the MixMups must find another way for Spin to see through his plan to eat the entire cake all by himself.

Blue and Yellow meet a new friend: Green; discover what happens when blue and yellow are mixed.

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?

Eleven is missing; Polkaroo searches the kitchen and then joins Carter in the playground to look for 11; Malik hangs out at the Polkaroo Counting Lab, counting and finding different iterations of the number 11.

Mandisa shows kids how to make a ladybug craft completely out of red and black paper.

Emily Elizabeth and Clifford try to track down a missing book.

When Ollie makes a mistake about an upside-down pyramid, he discovers making a mistake doesn't have to be a bad thing.

Tiny and Tall are tired of having to call across the chasm between their mountains in order to communicate; Tall wants to build a speaking tube, whereas Tiny suggests miming. But neither method feels quite right; they put their heads together to create a simple telephone system using string and two empty razznut shells; now, they just need to get the length of the string exactly right.

When Luc finds out that Ivan is moving, he tries to unfix the building so that Ivan has to stay.

Hawksley Workman comes by the backyard with his cowbell for the jam session; Monica builds a DIY craft instrument and Junior Jammer Miles joins them for the performance.

B.O.T. must collect data on the Steamy Puffer; it is not an easy task as the Puffer keeps puffing out great clouds of steam; B.O.T. cannot find the beastie or even see where it's going.

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.

Learn a new word with Gabrielle!

Baker Graham's scorching sign has gone missing from his bakery and the entire town of Wordsville has turned cold, frigid and frozen; firefighter Ember and Vet Wilder are the suspects.

Captain Messy plays pirates with his toys in a bowl of water and questions why his rubber duck floats instead of sinks.

Frederick Douglass helps Xavier when he becomes frustrated with his schoolwork.

Molly and Vera want to make lumpia, a tradition from the Philippines, for Vera's mom; a bunch of ladybugs gets loose in the Trading Post during a spooky sleepover.

The Bananaraptors fall into a deep hole; Ginger and the Baby Pea-Rexes think of a clever and creative way to get them out safely.

To collect the data on this beastie, B.O.T. must race the giant Speedy Jogalong; this involves avoiding flying rocks, getting stamped on and being catapulted through the air.

Bebe builds a submarine so she can go on an underwater Great Lakes adventure with Mo.

The burger that Ava bought doesn't look like the picture in the ad; advertisers use all kinds of tricks to make food look amazing and sometimes the food in ads isn't even edible; Ava reveals some of the food styling secrets.

Mermaids aren't the only special creatures in this family's fairy tale world.

Pip and Posy wake up disappointed when the snow they expected hasn't come; however, they soon invent ways to have snowy fun without actual snow.

Bric and Broc build a play module with Lala's dancing help; they end up dancing and building together.

Pudding wants to build an igloo to see if it is warmer inside during the winter; he won't be able to get it done before the snow melts without a little help from his friends.

Mr. Howard is talking about getting rid of something big and red; Emily Elizabeth and Clifford must use their super sleuthing skills to get to the bottom of the mystery.

Creating a vibrant print using flip-flops.

Red is sad about being inside on a gray day but soon learns that being inside can be just as fun.

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!

The campers draw their worries and put them in a worry box; Odo is sure that if he can just get rid of the box, no one will ever have any worries.

Craft Kid Maebe's cousin, Heather, is super busy going to school and working at the same time so Maebe wants to make her something that will make studying a little easier.

Howie and Baboo join physiotherapist Neil at a playground and after a whirlwind ride on the merry-go-round, Neil explains why they feel dizzy.

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.

Dancers mash up ballet and hip hop and end up in a medieval castle.

Jackson's sheep ruins Preston's flower festival, unless Mojo and Bo can round them up!

Alex dreams that his Mini Patrol animals can talk; the animals take the Bookmobile on a wild ride; Mayor Humdinger steals the ancient book.

Ontario staycation tips from Gabrielle!

In the Seychelles, Zamzoom and Orbie stumble upon some ancient giant tortoises and discover just how long the tortoises can live and some other cool facts.

After Karl plays a prank on them, Audrey and Tommy decide to retaliate by using a walkie-talkie; but when they start hearing a strange noise, they are left wondering if this is another one of Karl's pranks or if an animal is in distress.

Sheldon is desperate for a new toothpaste.

Morley and the Science Team have a secret message to deliver; together they build a Rube Goldberg machine that successfully delivers the most secret of messages.

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

The Mobile Unit comes in to help when the Odd Squad Mail Department becomes overrun with Pentagurps; Orla and Omar work with two back-up agents at Shmumber Farms.

The agents are caught in a time loop.

The gang searches Jupiter for their missing rocket, and Ella explores the Great Red Spot while Slippy looks for the alien silicon jellyfish; when space junk smashes into their clubhouse, Ella and Slippy must fix the problem.

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

Taviss goes on eco-adventures across Canada; joining forces with the country's leading scientists and conservationists, she heads through the trees and up in the air, braving the elements to uncover the forest's many mysteries.

Zoey and Lukas explore twin words, homonyms and homophones, and host real twins in studio.

Service dog Atlas teams up with a young girl with a limb difference. Then, a horse named Ace helps a 13-year-old boy with Down syndrome find his voice.

7-year-old Dani loves everything about the human body, and she's really eager to find out how it all actually works! With Tai as the brains behind this adventure, and some help from Trish at the Nutty Scientist Labs, and Dr. Bhavleen at the Ontario Science Centre, she gets to satisfy some of her curiosity with all sorts of inside information!

Dr. Alice Roberts follows an entire year of British archaeology.

A real citizens' assembly in Halifax where 35 individuals from Nova Scotia use lived experiences to develop consensus recommendations on primary care.

Bettany Hughes lifts the lid on the most remarkable treasures of civilization to investigate the story of humanity.

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.

In the aftermath of World War II, the Allies uncover the true scale of the Holocaust.

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

In 1956, Dr. Anne Innis Dagg became the first Western researcher to study any wild mammal in Africa. She is still known as one of the foremost experts on giraffes.

A real citizens' assembly in Halifax where 35 individuals from Nova Scotia use lived experiences to develop consensus recommendations on primary care.

Bettany Hughes lifts the lid on the most remarkable treasures of civilization to investigate the story of humanity.

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.