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Adolf Hitler had been chancellor of Germany for just under a year, and it was a challenging balancing act, between president Paul von Hindenburg and the vice chancellor Franz von Papen, and the Nazis' own stormtroopers.

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

It's 1917, people have had enough of the war; behind the scenes, uprisings are brewing, like the one that toppled the Tsar in Russia; on the front soldiers begin to mutiny as they did at Chemin des Dames in France.

A majority of residents rejected the name Thunder Bay.

More than 1,700 citizenship ceremonies are held annually across Canada. But how did Canadian citizenship come to be? And who was the first Canadian?

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.

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.

Hope and Dr. Barry discover a horrifying problem in Costa Rica where man and monkey cross paths.

Children from a social housing project were forced to jump shunting train cars that stood in their path; after months of petitioning for a safe crossing, a group of mothers made their voices heard by blockading CN rail from delivering goods.

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.

In 1973, David and Penny Chapman buy an old creamery and start a small business in Markdale, a village south of Georgian Bay.

When the Bears pretend to be different birds, Crystal has a hard time deciding what the best bird is for her to be; Melody is worried when she thinks her dancing has caused a leaf to fall from a tree.

Lili and Lola try to bring Amala into their sister day, with mixed results, and learn to appreciate one another even more.

Hector asks Audrey and Tommy to keep an eye on Granny, but she disappears into the jungle.

The ladybird has a ladybird neighbor who has a bit too much in common with him.

Anna and Rudi have a falling out and decide to stop being friends, causing them to create imaginary friends, Adam and Roy, as replacements.

Tiny gets tired of being little and gets a chance to see what it's like to be bigger.

Xavier talks to Cleopatra about how to ask his parents if he can stay up late to see the supermoon.

Over-the-top headlines are often clickbait meant to make people curious to click on links; think before clicking on a link.

Polly and her friends are excited to set up a Doggy Training School to teach Boo some fancy new skills; after a series of comedic fails, it appears that Boo can't be trained, until Polly realizes something.

The top three differences between the sea and the ocean; the vast expansion of oceans; oceans border continents; marine diversity.

Francois is kicking off a touring production of his play but when Francois is accidentally transported into the woods, he comes face to face with real mountain lions that threaten to derail his whole show.

Gabrielle spins Lexi the Letter Machine to find out what moves we're trying today!

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.

Tired of doing chores, Reid and Leia head to a robotics lab at the University of Waterloo to find the ultimate helper. They discover how robots are designed for specific tasks and why one robot can't do it all.

Kenny G sings about the letter M to a crowd that's meowing about macaroni, museums and monkeys.

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

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

The crowned prince of pygmy shrews, Prince Pygmy dances in fast, jerky motions to his chart topper, "Pygmy Groove.".

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.

The Game Catchers learn to play the game Hot Potato.

Messy and friends explore the forest with Tweedy; When her eyesight fails, Zim, Zam and Zoom lend a hand.

Everyone is impressed by the Kangaroo because it has the most amazing things in its pouch; all that changes when the other Kangaroos have kids.

While Davey asked Poppy and Chaz not to use his remote-controlled helicopter, it proves easier said than done.

When the Dizzy Dust Express appears with no one aboard, the PAW Patrol must stop the runaway train and find the missing passengers; Ms. Marjorie, Tilly Turbot and Mayor Goodway get stranded in the treetops on their jungle zip-lining adventure.

Join Gabrielle for a challenge!

Rosie and Javi get a new book, but it's in a different language; Rosie tries to form a club with her friends.

Donkey and Cousin Hodie figure out how to have fun in the rain; Donkey is patient while Cousin learns a new game at Grampy's Game Day.

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

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

A unique blend of calm and exploration provides the chance to reset as a red ball embarks on a fantastical adventure filled with art and creativity.

After Banni discovers a monster lurking in the dark, she finds her fears eased by Hiko and Momolu; shedding a light on the situation allows Banni to craftily face her fears and have fun doing it.

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.

Gabby visits a farm with lots of sunflowers and counts all the way to ten.

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.

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.

While Mia's working on her assignment, Codie hears a strange buzzing sound; hoping the noise won't disturb Mia, Codie and Evu search for the sound, only to discover the buzzing is coming from some bees, who are part of Mia's assignment.

Three arrives with a bang to sing and dance to a song about her favorite number; one, two and three, everybody look at me!

The hammerhead shark wants to dance at the shark party, but his dancing is hammer hard and wild.

Polkaroo finds some spare time to visit the bowling alley and search the library for the missing number seven; Odessa searches for seven in the Counting Lab; at the end of the day, back at the lab, Polkaroo and Angela celebrate seven.

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

Bebe and Mo fly their hot air balloon over Grasslands National Park to see bison; Mo visits an outdoor hot spring; Gavin meets a lobster at Cape Breton Highlands National Park.

Annie is so determined to get to everything done that she's only doing things halfway; with Dr. Cheddar's help, Annie finds out that finishing a task before taking on another has great rewards!

Mr. Radish, Frankie and Harry are frustrated by the noisy disruptions at the library; Clover and Ginger learn the importance of respecting quiet spaces.

Gabby builds a scarecrow out of straw for a friend; together they explore the farm to see how straw is made, stored and all the ways it is used.

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?

The top four facts on the Grand Canyon; the age of the Grand Canyon is unknown; it's a popular tourist attraction; there is a village at the bottom of the Grand Canyon; the color of the Colorado River has changed.

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 gang goes back in time to discover Crock's untouched smoothie berries and some well-fed birds.

After dropping a watermelon on her foot, Ava decides there must be an easier way to see how heavy things are; from grams to kilograms, a scale is used to compare the mass of different objects.

The Mighty Twins join the Mighty Pups to save a giant chicken and the town; the Mighty Pups have to stop Harold Humdinger before he puts Adventure Bay in a deep freeze so he can become mayor.

How much does a cloud weigh?

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.

The tiger is supposed to perform a daring circus trick, but he's too scared to go through with it.

The home and social life of a sensitive and imaginative four-year-old boy and the supportive family and friends that help him navigate his big feelings.

Drakon, a 10-year-old Tsimishian boy from Terrace, British Columbia, gives a tour of his school where students get to ride horses and take gym class outdoors in the forest.

Melvin gets a new kitten, but the Fuzzlies are afraid of cats.

It's been raining, so JoJo wants to get outside and splash in the puddles; Isaiah arrives for his play date with JoJo, but Isaiah wants to stay inside and read his science books; Gran Gran suggests they compromise; she has a plan.

Koralee and Ben build a thrilling marble run inspired by roller coasters! Woo-hoo!

The Pups rescue Ace and her special delivery for Chickaletta's party.

The baby Pea-Rexes are fighting over who gets to play with their recently discovered rock. Seeing the squabble, Ginger suggests they take turns, letting each of their ideas on what to play shine.

Jasmine is looking for the inspiration to make a beautiful song; every day, she goes into nature, looks at art books and watches how her friends play; in the evenings, she gets together with Jambo to watch the sun set and tells him that she's sad.

The Treebees sing a simple, repetitive song about what it would be like to be a dinosaur, introducing four well-known dinosaurs and also being their own dinosaur.

Inquisitive and eager extraterrestrials discover all they can about Earth.

Kids play Traffic Lights; Bella's rules make it too hard, so friends quit; Polly finds a way to make the game enjoyable again, bringing everyone back to play.

The squares explore an ancient temple in search of a really, really big square.

When the Very Small Creatures discover a maze, Blue gets lost and must listen carefully to everyone as they use their best meows to help find a way through the maze.

Dino is bitten by a very annoying alien mosquito and swells up like a balloon; the Game Catchers land on the Planet of Constructions, where they learn the game Steal the Monster's Treasure.

ChooChoo and Willy track down some escaped sheep using a trail of wool.

Nothing shocking; plain and simple; it's a song about the word ordinary.

When DJ Bass accidentally overbooks herself, she learns that honesty is way easier than trying to play music at two places at the same time.

The adventures of a baby monkey and his mum as they face the challenges of daily life together.

The panda wants to be able to dance as well as the two rabbits.

Howie and Baboo visit train operator Joe at the yard, where they learn about how subway rails use electricity to move the subway cars; they take a subway ride!

Donkey and Duck Duck want to cool everyone off with lemonade.

When Riley is having a bad day, Theo and Alex try to cheer her up by getting on with what Megablast does best, which is writing music; Kaboom has a new invention that could possibly expose Rocket, Thunder, and Metallix's secret identities.

A pair of alligators take Mayor Humdinger's mother, Helga Humdinger, on a wild ride across Foggy Bottom!; Winnie Winnington is determined to beat Mayor Goodway and Chickaletta in a cooking competition to find Adventure Bay's best bakers.

Let's figure out what the pattern is!

Michelangelo shows Brad that even when you want something done quickly, doing something well takes time.

12-year-old Elena loves everything sports, but nothing speeds up her happiness more than running track. Tai, Coach Randy, and Paralympian Marissa give expert advice to our gold medalist in the making to fast track her dream to the Paralympic podium.

Akeylah ventures to Thunder Bay to meet Magnus, an environmental technician. Magnus shows Akeylah how to gather information about plants and animals to better understand an ecosystem. Together, Magnus and Akeylah dig for soil samples and measure the growth of trees. They set up an acoustic recording unit that helps identify bird songs, and a trail camera that captures weather and animal activity.

Dex and Kayla need help taking on prehistoric undersea creatures like the Colossal Squid, Megalodon, and Albertonectes while hunting for fossils in their time-bending submarine.

The agents search for a villain in Negative Town; Oona must pass a lab director's test so she can remain on "Odd Squad.".

Leah is an 8-year-old girl from Orléans, Ontario who lives with her two baby brothers; she is a proud Canadian and Eritrean who loves science, soccer, and her Eritrean traditions!

Eric learns how to make the perfect paper plane with the help of science and engineering, and prepares for take-off.

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

In this fun-filled episode of Green Squad, 11-year-old Vaida is on a mission to grow her very own pumpkins! After her apple tree didn't quite work out, the Squad jumps in to help her prepare the perfect pumpkin patch using a lasagna garden made of cardboard, soil, and straw-just like layers of cheesy pasta! They visit a real pumpkin farm, pick cool varieties like Goosebumps and Fireball, and learn

Jasmine dreams of playing the sax in the theater; when she wakes up, she writes down the notes on a musical score and prepares a concert; just as the concert begins, the wind blows the score away; she can only find a piece with four notes.

With the help of a cosmetic chemist, Mikaela creates her very own lipstick; a farmer shows Mikaela how to sow seeds at an indoor facility.

Aoife's grades are down, and she needs to improve or Holt will ban her from basketball.

A feature on Morgan, a 12-year-old girl from East Selkirk, Manitoba, who hangs out at a firehouse, and loves to play with her three dogs.

Brother-sister team, Nehemiah and Nyah, battle the rain and an ice cream cake. Then, 3-year-old Jasper has a tall list of tasks for a small tot. His parents are waiting to see the results.

To foster a culture of participation, we must provide an intuitive understanding of how the system works, showing that anyone, even young people, can take a leading role. In this episode, we delve into Edmonton's City Hall School and Ottawa's Synapcity initiatives, showcasing how practical and engaging civic education can inspire active participation and leadership. By making civics accessible and

Bendor Grosvenor and Emma Dabiri travel to the grand Georgian mansion of Tatton Park in Cheshire, where Bendor has spotted a mysterious portrait of a 16th-century physician in its collection.

Part 2/2. Looking at the latter portion of the Brontës' lives, uncovering the heart of their remarkable legacy.

To foster a culture of participation, we must provide an intuitive understanding of how the system works, showing that anyone, even young people, can take a leading role. In this episode, we delve into Edmonton's City Hall School and Ottawa's Synapcity initiatives, showcasing how practical and engaging civic education can inspire active participation and leadership. By making civics accessible and

Bendor Grosvenor and Emma Dabiri travel to the grand Georgian mansion of Tatton Park in Cheshire, where Bendor has spotted a mysterious portrait of a 16th-century physician in its collection.