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Dancers are learning a Bharatanatyam routine and working together to keep their balance on a stage made up of floating rocks.

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

Akeylah hits the road to visit Keelie, an auto body restore mechanic in Windsor, Ontario. Keelie and Akeylah remove an old carburetor from a car engine and replace it with a more efficient throttle body. Akeylah marvels at a souped-up Merkur, a rare, award-winning car that Keelie helped restore. Sparks fly when Keelie and Akeylah use a die grinder to cut out a dent and weld on a new metal patch.

A french fry mascot needs help after being carried away by a flock of hungry seagulls; Mayor Humdinger tries to steal the Adventure Bay lighthouse.

The cheese delivery race is on as Mojo and the Racer Top try to deliver food faster than Filo; the competition gets too hot when an explosive souffle is on the table.

11-year-old Michael is an active kid who's ready to take on his next sport, skateboarding! With Tai's help he's going to learn what it takes to hit the skatepark and become a boarding boss.

The Sniffy Zoomer loves smelling beastie flowers, but they don't like it; the flowers run away into a lake, and the Sniffy Zoomer dives in after them, along with B.O.T.

Curly's favorite sock doll smells up the hotel, but she really wants to keep it; Princess Flug feels left out when she's the only one who doesn't want to play outside and get dirty.

A Baby Kiwimammathus gets stuck on a small patch of fast-melting snow; Ginger and the Baby Pea-Rexes come up with a clever plan to get her back home.

JoJo and Gran Gran find different shells at the beach; JoJo realizes that shells are part of the beach's ecosystem, so she does not take any home.

The pups help Cap'n Turbot and cousin Francois plug a water tower leak.

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 adventures of friends who can always count on each other.

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.

The woodpecker pecks a lot of holes trying to catch the cheeky red beetle.

Marco wants to draw, but his cat chews his red crayon; Bibi has a mechanical dog; when he pets it, it barks instructions that the sheep obey.

When Ollie and Moon set out to help baby turtles in trouble, Ollie discovers that wearing a cape isn't what makes you a courageous hero.

Telling the truth is not always easy, but fessing up is the right thing to do.

Pirate Dee Dee and first mate Petey play make-believe inside a cardboard box ship, but when Dee Dee gets a call from Grandma, Penny gets stuck inside, and the pugs must figure out a way to get her out.

When Opie is given a family heirloom, he understands the meaning of responsibility when he loses something precious.

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.

Honey rides off in a hot air balloon over Paris, worried Carmen and pals give chase.

Duck Duck's new book club book is too huge for her and Donkey to read.

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

Fern considers giving up being a writer after a rejection; Buster relays the story of a missing cereal box on his podcast.

Rosie, Javi and Papa use different kinds of transportation to bring Tia her lucky spoon before her train leaves; Crystal's disc gets stuck in a tree.

While hanging out with golden pheasants in China, Martin and Chris realize how important color is for creatures when Donita Donata steals animals and removes their color.

It's the ultimate event for ten of the best young athletes in North America: instead of competing in their own sport, these future Olympians must master their competition's events.

Three-year old River is sent to the mall to buy dress clothes for her over-protective father, who also happens to be a well-known singer; siblings Hannah and Harry walk to the nearby bulk food store to pick up ingredients for their nervous mother's traditional Chinese dinner.

Something big and brown is headed to "Hope for Wildlife," but this black bear is tied up in red tape.

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.

From 1974 to 2013, TVO's Saturday Night at the Movies, hosted for many years by the beloved Elwy Yost, welcomed viewers into the magical world of cinema - from the silent era and Hollywood's golden age to today's brightest stars. In this series, we delve into this treasure trove of often never-before-seen interviews with some of the biggest names, both in front of and behind the camera.

Cod tongues, underwater robots and Screech: it's a wild welcome to Newfoundland; Christa Couture explores what it really means to "own it" in Gros Morne, a small town on the edge of the Atlantic brimming with big pride and bigger personality.

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.

Follow Ugandan-Canadian filmmaker Ian Mark Kimanje as he explores the origins of the Caribbean Carnival and why it's as relevant today as it was 200 years ago when it was created by newly liberated slaves.

Follow Ruby Chopstix, Canada's first drag artist-in-residence, as they navigate the complexity of being an underrepresented drag performer while creating a special showcase to create space for other queer BIPOC performers.

A disparate group of street musicians tell it like it is.

Something big and brown is headed to "Hope for Wildlife," but this black bear is tied up in red tape.

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.

From 1974 to 2013, TVO's Saturday Night at the Movies, hosted for many years by the beloved Elwy Yost, welcomed viewers into the magical world of cinema, from the silent era and Hollywood's golden age to today's brightest stars; delving into this treasure trove of often never-before-seen interviews with some of the biggest names, both in front of and behind the camera.

Cod tongues, underwater robots and Screech: it's a wild welcome to Newfoundland; Christa Couture explores what it really means to "own it" in Gros Morne, a small town on the edge of the Atlantic brimming with big pride and bigger personality.

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.

Follow Ugandan-Canadian filmmaker Ian Mark Kimanje as he explores the origins of the Caribbean Carnival and why it's as relevant today as it was 200 years ago when it was created by newly liberated slaves.

A Stop Gap Measure follows disability activist Luke Anderson on his fight for accessibility to be a right, not a privilege.

A disparate group of street musicians tell it like it is.

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.

Tourism is responsible for about 8 percent of the world's carbon emissions; development, pollution and water shortages threaten local land, human and animal populations; how do we turn the tide of the environmental costs of travel?

Jeyan meets a team of scientists who are working to give fruit a longer shelf life with a naturally-occurring chemical.

Returned to the Mukami household, Yui begins to uncover the mystery behind Adam and Eve.

Emily Elizabeth, Samantha, Pablo and Jack turn a giant cardboard box into an epic fort; they make the perfect place to play.

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

Slippy and Ella can't agree on what fun adventure they will go on together so they each head off on their own; then, Ella wants to be just like her mom and plans to skate, scooter race and geyser jump her way to a trophy!

The guinea pigs share different ways to show gratitude.

Mayor Goodway dreams she's traveled to the mysterious Cluck Cluck Island.

Zadie tries to help Zeke overcome his fear of riding a two-wheeler; the Wombats design a gift for baby fish.

The woodpecker pecks a lot of holes trying to catch the cheeky red beetle.

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 arrive on a hot planet populated by funny, glove-like aliens.

When Messy and his friends go camping with a robot who can do anything, there is a giant-sized sock accident.

Aarav and Piper learn the steps to make a magical unicorn hobbyhorse from Mandisa so they can all ride off into the sunset.

Before Chickaletta's play date with Baby Yukiko, Mayor Goodway baby-proofs the playground, wrapping everything in rubbery Snap-N-Wrap and gets stuck; Mayor Humdinger loses his voice.

Things go wrong for Mr. Porter and Winnie Winnington at the orienteering relay in Yellowbone National Park; Mayor Goodway invites her friend Helga Humdinger and her rival Mayor Humdinger to City Hall for afternoon tea.

Cap'n Turbot speaks fluent alien while stranded with an Alien Grandpa; a lemon-loving duckling from Yumi's Farm disrupts a delivery to Lizzy's Lemonade Shoppe.

Everest and Shade rescue a baby mountain goat stuck in a crevasse.

Mayor Humdinger turns up the power on his robotic soccer cleats, the "Hum-Kickers", and starts wrecking the town; Francois causes musical mayhem, as a one-man band, when he plans a special song for Wally's birthday.

Tracker and Lucita Buena call on the Air Rescue Pups to help save an irreplaceable Mother Tree; it's then up to the Paw Patrol to fix Mr. Porter's ice cream freezer before everything melts!

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.

After Danny's baseball accident, Digi and Tal create a bouncy safety suit for him to wear; but when Danny bounces away, the PAW Patrol have to find him; Francois' fancy fromage goes missing before the cheese competition, and with Chase's nose plagued by allergies, he enlists Squeak the mouse to lead the rescue.

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; 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.

Mr. Park's rooftop garden catches fire and there's no water in Adventure Bay; a trio of mischievous squirrels have concocted a plan to take over Jake's cozy mountain cabin.

Rubble and Wild Cat rescue animals; Skye and Rory rescue a painter hanging from a scaffold; Marshall and Leo rescue animals stuck on a Ferris wheel; Everest and Shade rescue a baby mountain goat stuck in a crevasse.

Before Chickaletta's play date with Baby Yukiko, Mayor Goodway baby-proofs the playground, wrapping everything in rubbery Snap-N-Wrap and gets stuck; Mayor Humdinger loses his voice.

Things go wrong for Mr. Porter and Winnie Winnington at the orienteering relay in Yellowbone National Park; Mayor Goodway invites her friend Helga Humdinger and her rival Mayor Humdinger to City Hall for afternoon tea.

Cap'n Turbot speaks fluent alien while stranded with an Alien Grandpa; a lemon-loving duckling from Yumi's Farm disrupts a delivery to Lizzy's Lemonade Shoppe.

Mayor Humdinger turns up the power on his robotic soccer cleats, the "Hum-Kickers", and starts wrecking the town; Francois causes musical mayhem, as a one-man band, when he plans a special song for Wally's birthday.

Tracker and Lucita Buena call on the Air Rescue Pups to help save an irreplaceable Mother Tree; it's then up to the Paw Patrol to fix Mr. Porter's ice cream freezer before everything melts!

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.

After Danny's baseball accident, Digi and Tal create a bouncy safety suit for him to wear; but when Danny bounces away, the PAW Patrol have to find him; Francois' fancy fromage goes missing before the cheese competition, and with Chase's nose plagued by allergies, he enlists Squeak the mouse to lead the rescue.

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; 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.

Rubble and Wild rescue animals from a giant runaway ball of yarn.

Learn how to make a beautiful Caribana crown.

It's check-up time for the bilbies, small nocturnal marsupials; Pat can't catch Pixie, the bilby mom, so she'll have to do it at night; Quentin, a young boy who lives on a farm near the Shelter, brings his cow Pastelle to Hector for a check-up.

Carl makes a new friend while visiting his dad; Lotta thinks if she copies Nico, everyone will like her.

Morley and his science team want to create a work of art for Tes' lab; together they build a Rube Goldberg machine that uses the simple machine, the wedge and the science of gravity to create a work of art.

As the Xs check the agents' licenses for fighting oddness, Orla and Oswald realize they must get their creature-handling licenses quickly; a villain plans to turn everyone into puppies.

Slippy and Ella can't agree on what fun adventure they will go on together so they each head off on their own; then, Ella wants to be just like her mom and plans to skate, scooter race and geyser jump her way to a trophy!

The Kratt Bros. discover there is an old wily orca who only eats large sharks; they find this hard to believe, so with the help of Aviva's dolphin decoder, modified to speak orca, the Wild Kratts go in search of the orca who likes sharks.

The seasonal rainforest of Victoria, British Columbia is home to some seriously amazing trees; Travis meets Marty Kranabetter, a seasoned scientist who knows all about the epic environment; together, they embark on a tour of the area's beautiful trees, discovering the sacred species, unique wood, and absolutely huge trees that are west coast wonders!

Zoey and Lukas conquer the question of why English has so many words from the Viking language, Old Norse, as well as other languages; if you speak English you already know a bunch of Viking words.

An 11-year-old girl with anxiety finds peace of mind and joy with a therapy horse named Thunder. Then, let's play dress up - with therapy horses! Finally, a 10-year-old girl with ADHD finds her passion amongst the llamas at an animal-assisted therapy farm.

Six-year-old Savannah is an outgoing kid who really digs dinosaurs and wants to become a paleontologist; with the help of Tai and some paleo-pals, Savannah is going to get up close and personal with some real dinosaur bones and learn what it takes to live her dino dreams!

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

The four restored carriages are brought together as a spectacular 'Time Train' representing 100 years of railway history; Peter takes the train for a ride on the beautiful Llangollen Railway.

In his music, 23-year-old Nigerian Canadian rapper, Akintoye, is vulnerable and introspective about his mental health struggles; as Akintoye climbs the music industry ladder, he makes space to encourage young people to express themselves through art.

In Georgia, Bettany explores the mythical quest of Jason and the Argonauts and learns the story of Tamar, the queen who became a king.

Two Canadians, one Liberal and one Conservative, attend a U.S. convention focused on depolarizing politics, determined to engage in tough conversations for a healthier democracy.

Indigenous knowledge teams up with cutting-edge science to develop lifesaving medicines and combat climate change, but to tackle humanity's future challenges, first the past needs to heal.

Writer and community organizer Dave Meslin thinks that bad public notices are hurting democracy, and he's calling on graphic designers to show what's missing.

In his music, 23-year-old Nigerian Canadian rapper, Akintoye, is vulnerable and introspective about his mental health struggles; as Akintoye climbs the music industry ladder, he makes space to encourage young people to express themselves through art.

The four restored carriages are brought together as a spectacular 'Time Train' representing 100 years of railway history; Peter takes the train for a ride on the beautiful Llangollen Railway.

In a fatphobic image-conscious world, educator, activist and eccentric cat-lady-turned-politician Dr. Jill Andrew takes her fight for body justice, human rights, representation, access and equity to the legislature.

In Georgia, Bettany explores the mythical quest of Jason and the Argonauts and learns the story of Tamar, the queen who became a king.

Two Canadians, one Liberal and one Conservative, attend a U.S. convention focused on depolarizing politics, determined to engage in tough conversations for a healthier democracy.

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.