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The Wild Kratts set out to save the pangolins from Chef Gourmand Gaston, who is using the pangolin scales to make smoothies.

Guest Oisin brings his bodhrán, an Irish drum, to the backyard, inspiring Monica's craft-strument project; Junior Jammer Meara joins them for an epic jam with Oisin's band.

After Spark's expulsion, the school is abandoned, Charlie moves in with Morgan, cats reign supreme, and worst of all, dogs are no longer human's best friends.

12-year-old Azra loves the thrill of taking the perfect picture; her dream is to become a professional wildlife photographer; with the help of Tai and Andrew, Azra spends the day learning to capture feathered friends in the perfect pose.

Brothers Aiden and Noah try to avoid many neighborhood distractions as they pick up food ingredients for a family dinner party; then, five-year-old Grayson needs to overcome numerous obstacles while delivering sports balls to his former pre-school and harvesting vegetables at the local community garden.

The dry and remote Lake Mungo in New South Wales west is Ernie's destination this week, where he meets up with a traditional owner, a guide and an AFLW footy player working on her farm.

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

Tourism is a $9 trillion industry - and growing; but where does all that money go? Are you getting the best bang for your buck? And are your host destinations benefitting? In Cancun, often less than 20 cents of every dollar stays locally; the French Riviera has managed to diversify its tourism industry in keeping up with the digital age and a luxury hotel on Canada's Fogo Island is reinventing the

In December 1775, American forces under generals Richard Montgomery and Benedict Arnold invaded Quebec to prevent impending British attacks during the American Revolutionary War. They were defeated at Quebec City by a mixed force of British soldiers, Haudenosaunee and Wendat warriors and Canadien militiamen. Faced with an influx of British Loyalists following America's declaration of independence,

Three fearless community organizers with a history of standing up against big tech corporations, embark on an uphill political fight to regulate Uber and Lyft in Toronto so that these companies operate in the public interest.

When a local man tries and fails to break into the safe at a Port Devine pub, the police wonder what he was after; the officers discover that ex-criminal Aidan Hunter is desperate to get into the same safe.

Roy Panton and Yvonne Harrison made history as one of the first Jamaican ska duos. Decades after going their separate ways, the pair rekindle their magic-this time, 3,000 kilometres north, in Scarborough, Ontario.

Franklyn was born with cerebral palsy and wants to find a job where he can help the community and put his social skills to use; Shauna is on the Autism spectrum and hopes to put her creative crafting passion to work in a dynamic environment.

Depicting a league that empowers women through sports in a community where women traditionally don't participate, and are seen as disempowered outside their communities; on the first all-female Muslim softball league in North America.

Tourism is a $9 trillion industry - and growing; but where does all that money go? Are you getting the best bang for your buck? And are your host destinations benefitting? In Cancun, often less than 20 cents of every dollar stays locally; the French Riviera has managed to diversify its tourism industry in keeping up with the digital age and a luxury hotel on Canada's Fogo Island is reinventing the

100 years after his birth, Oscar Peterson remains one of the greatest jazz pianists of all time, with over 200 recordings and eight Grammy Awards to his name.

Three fearless community organizers with a history of standing up against big tech corporations, embark on an uphill political fight to regulate Uber and Lyft in Toronto so that these companies operate in the public interest.

When a local man tries and fails to break into the safe at a Port Devine pub, the police wonder what he was after; the officers discover that ex-criminal Aidan Hunter is desperate to get into the same safe.

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

After noticing too many cases of sexual violence going unreported or unpunished within their own schools, 23 teen girls decide to take matters into their own hands to make meaningful changes to school board policy across Quebec.

Franklyn was born with cerebral palsy and wants to find a job where he can help the community and put his social skills to use; Shauna is on the Autism spectrum and hopes to put her creative crafting passion to work in a dynamic environment.

Depicting a league that empowers women through sports in a community where women traditionally don't participate, and are seen as disempowered outside their communities; on the first all-female Muslim softball league in North America.

The dry and remote Lake Mungo in New South Wales west is Ernie's destination this week, where he meets up with a traditional owner, a guide and an AFLW footy player working on her farm.

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

More than 26,000 Canadian military personnel fought in the Korean War as part of the United Nations force, and 516 died, making it Canada's third-bloodiest overseas conflict. After the Korean Armistice was signed on July 27, 1953, some 7,000 troops remained in Korea to support the uneasy peace. The 516 Canadians who died in the conflict are commemorated with a Wall of Remembrance at Meadowvale Cem

With the increasing protections for grizzlies in Alberta, the Waterton Biosphere Reserve ranchers look for new methods to coexist with the bears.

Depicting a league that empowers women through sports in a community where women traditionally don't participate, and are seen as disempowered outside their communities; on the first all-female Muslim softball league in North America.

All four nations of the UK feature in this episode as we continue our journey around the coastline, with the tiny island of Easdale in the Inner Hebrides, Northern Ireland's largest inhabited island, Rathlin, the Isles of Scilly and the Welsh island of Bardsey all making an appearance. Rathlin Island hangs off the north east coast of northern Ireland, just a 30-40 minute journey on the ferry.

Joyce Jonathan Crone-Mohawk matriarch, retired teacher, activist and humanitarian, reaches forward into her community of Huntsville, Ontario, opening hearts and bridging gaps for Indigenous education.

Speed skating is particularly challenging for the team, but they get help from Adam and Olympic champion Derek Parra; they warm up with roller skating and learn to work on posture, speed, and committing to every turn.

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.

Donkey must wait for all her pals to get together before she can open a big present.

Emily Elizabeth and Clifford decide to be grown-ups and start their own pretend store.

Bamboo Love is excited when introduced to a woodwind instrument called a recorder that allows her to control airflow to make music.

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

Joe, Nina and Buddy leap into adventure with their superpowers.

Gabby counts ten animals and puts on her gloves and helps clean up the barn and hen house.

The chickens have a funny joke, but they argue over who came up with it.

Pip and Posy try to stay up late for a midnight snack.

The parents give the kittens squirt toys so they can play with them on the beach the next day; the kittens are eager to try out the new toys, they use them in all the wrong places.

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

Ginger tells the Pea-Rexes that she has a delicious treat for them, except there is a twist; Ginger has hidden the drops, and they have to go on a treasure hunt to find them!

Riley starts the day off trying to beat her time for putting her shoes on and falls short. That's ok, she'll keep trying. Meanwhile, Kaboom uses his new sleeperizer invention to put the people of Greenville to sleep. That way he can work on his inventions in peace and quiet! Megablast is spared because they have headphones on while making a recording, but Aunt Jenny falls asleep along with the res

Isadora wants to impress her cousins, but her overconfidence leads her to charm three mischievous brooms that create havoc.

After stowing away on the Turbots' camping trip, Wally the walrus gets stuck in a mountain crevasse, and it's up to Everest and the PAW Patrol to rescue him; Mayor Humdinger challenges Rubble for the right to deejay a dance party.

Carl and his friends clean up the Fuzzytown Park; Carl accidentally breaks the birthday present Sheldon planned to give his mom.

Slippy takes everyone on a constellation safari with his space sparkler; the Gemini Twins test the sparkler and promptly get lost in the Crab Nebula.

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.

Ozzie and Orli must stop the villainous Knights of the Square Table from turning things to stone; Ozzie and Orli time travel to save Odd Squad.

Zadie helps Malik design a faster route to bring ice cream to a sick Sammy; Zadie tries to host a fun campout.

Eric makes a number of parachutes in his quest to find the right sized one that will prevent his egg from smashing on the ground.

Getting the green thumbs ready; Morley and the Science Team are building a Rube Goldberg machine that will help water all the thirsty plants in the lab.

It's lunchtime in Colourland; Red invites her friends for lunch, where they try each other's favourite foods.

Inquisitive and eager extraterrestrials discover all they can about Earth.

Mia and her bro-bot Codie turn the ordinary into the extraordinary as Mia grows as a coder, thinker, big sister and learns more about coding her world.

Along with her friends, Black and Brown Bear, Bamboo Love and a Banjo-bear duo learn to play in unison and challenge each other to create some banjo music that gets everyone moving, bumping and thumping.

The Mixmups build a nature box and try to find someone to live in their home; however, their new friend doesn't want to live in the box, so they need to find another way.

It's a lovely day for a picnic, but one of the flapjacks is missing and there could be a flapjack-snaffler on the loose.

Kenny G sings about the letter G to a crowd of animals and gives them a good grasp on giraffes, Germany and guitar solos.

Yoyo and the twins Bric and Broc build a robot to play ball, but things don't go exactly as planned.

Polly and her friends have turned the Forest Fort into their very own castle that they must protect from the scary dragon and a dragon pup - aka Polly and Boo! But the unexpected appearance of a real eight-legged 'monster' leads Polly to come up with a plan for Bella the Knight to overcome her fear of spiders and save the game.

Another splendid day in the backyard, as Poppy builds a sand castle in the sandbox, Petey and Pablo go up and down on a see-saw, and Penny swoops down the playset slide.

When JoJo and Gran Gran pick up JoJo's cousin Lexi from school, JoJo wants to learn everything about what Lexi has been doing there; the cousins turn Gran Gran's living room into a classroom ready for Lexi to become a teacher.

BooSnoo feels different fabrics and materials, and takes a parachute drop.

Willard Wigan shows Yadina that slowing down can help her make friendship bracelets more carefully; Maria Sibylla Merian shows Brad that he can have fun while waiting for flowers to grow.

Mya lives in Gatineau; she loves her two pet fish, playing hockey and dancing in her beautiful regalia; she makes scrunchies, and has started her own business; enjoys a bike ride with her friend Morgan; teaches how to make apple crisp.

When Sly's jacket with his name on it gets swiped, the word "sly" goes with it, leaving everybody less clever and more foolish; the Word Detectives bumble their way through interviews with the suspects, Firefighter Ember and Scientist Cosmo.

Mayor Humdinger and his kitties accidentally set Lizzy's Lemonade Stand and parts of Foggy Bottom ablaze; it's up to the pups to extinguish the fires.

Audrey is supposed to give Onyx the bearcat a tour of the shelter; she keeps getting distracted by other tasks.

Ella's family is packing for their Annual Flare Star Day when Madhu asks Ella for help, and Ella continues helping her friends, but time is running out; Ella is forced to share Momella Day with her little sister, Tilly.

Joe, Nina and Buddy leap into adventure with their superpowers.

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

JoJo and Gran Gran visit the Wetland Centre to go pond dipping with Cynthia; JoJo wants to see a dragonfly; she spots many pond creatures, like diving beetles and mayfly nymphs.

The Game Catchers arrive on the Recycling Planet, where they learn the game Ball in the Hole; the Game Catchers help a local spider make a funny video for a contest.

Olga, tempted by Fangio the hedgehog and his tales, wants to explore life outside the garden; Olga discovers that Fangio's fabled Elysian fields are nothing more than a weed-covered wasteland.

Pip becomes flustered when his joke gets re-told incorrectly.

Felix loves the outdoors. Any chance he gets, he's out in the garden exploring! In this episode, Felix takes our viewers outside for a closer look at some of his favorite things in the garden!

Bamboo Love and friends learn and experience the similarities and differences between basketball and wheelchair basketball with help from real-world parasport video examples.

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 it's wonderful, odd, fanciful and funny. It's a song about the word whimsical.

Moon wants to find the perfect present for Ollie, but in the process, she forgets what friendship is really about.

Tiny thinks she followed the instructions carefully, yet her bumblestalk plant doesn't grow as quickly as Tall's.

The sloth wants to buy ice cream.

Carmen breaks her favorite clock.

Donkey and Panda make up a game while waiting for Gameshow Gator's new game.

In Yellowstone National Park, Zamzoom and Orbie follow some snowy animal tracks to a pack of gray wolves.

The cadets host a 'do something new for you day' on Kangaroo Beach to help support Pounce while he learns a tricky new skill.

D.W. runs away to the island of Ukubonga after her fifth birthday doesn't go according to plan, while Arthur's school trip to the planetarium magically transports him four years into the future.

Rosie puts on a concert when Tia is unable to get tickets to see her favorite singer; Rosie loses her first tooth, and prepares to welcome both the Tooth Fairy and the Tooth Mouse.

Presenting the Enchanted Emily Elizabeth and the Great Cliffini, who delight audiences with their sleight-of-hand; but while crab-sitting Samantha's pet hermit crab, one magic trick goes horribly right.

The agents must come together to battle a common enemy.

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

When a rogue wave crashes into the Tortuga, the Wild Kratts get separated; Jimmy and Aviva end up on rafts in the middle of the ocean. Koki is trapped on a sinking Tortuga.

A 10-year-old and her sister must save their new neighbor from a prehistoric dinosaur.

How We Celebrate Christmas explores the heartwarming traditions of the world's favorite holiday. From ancient solstice rituals to modern Santa Claus, we uncover the origins of trees, lights, and festivities. Travel from America's grand tree lightings to Scandinavian customs and Japan's KFC feast, reflecting on the spirit of giving and Christmas's enduring power to unite and inspire hope.

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

Christmas in the English countryside isn't in Emma's plans until her sister, Amy, plans her wedding for Christmas Eve. Dylan, Amy's Christmas market co-owner, teams up with Emma to bring order to the whirlwind wedding.

Joleen Mitton has a mission to use fashion as medicine for Vancouver's Indigenous community; from humble beginnings to a modeling career in Asia, her journey to community leader is woven into the unfolding of Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week.

A story exploring the lives of five characters from small-town Ireland as they struggle with the stresses and expectations of a fast-approaching Christmas. The characters find themselves contending with their many personal problems alongside the competitive decorating, irritating music and the miserable Irish weather. This should be the most magical time of year but with all the hype and commercia

Looking back at the career of Darryl Jones, bass player for the Rolling Stones.

More than 26,000 Canadian military personnel fought in the Korean War as part of the United Nations force, and 516 died, making it Canada's third-bloodiest overseas conflict. After the Korean Armistice was signed on July 27, 1953, some 7,000 troops remained in Korea to support the uneasy peace. The 516 Canadians who died in the conflict are commemorated with a Wall of Remembrance at Meadowvale Cem

How We Celebrate Christmas explores the heartwarming traditions of the world's favorite holiday. From ancient solstice rituals to modern Santa Claus, we uncover the origins of trees, lights, and festivities. Travel from America's grand tree lightings to Scandinavian customs and Japan's KFC feast, reflecting on the spirit of giving and Christmas's enduring power to unite and inspire hope.

Every summer, Midland pays tribute to Canada's quintessential treat, the butter tart; Ontario's best butter tart festival serves 200,000 butter tarts to over 60,000 guests who line the streets to take in the buskers, vendors and food trucks, while enjoying these sweet and delectable treats.