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As wildfires rage, Dale battles smoke, heat and steep mountain passes to help his friends, until the road fights back.

A university student and youth activist, Marya is a force to be reckoned with; Marya's got a major online presence but is attending more and more speaking engagements, and is looking for a makeover that embraces her culture and disability.

One month after their fight, Maggie decides Max needs a little tough love and Scrooging; Max rents a car and makes the long trek to Elliot Lake to patch things up with Maggie.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Features Dr. Bob Steadward, who pioneered the modern Paralympic movement and created the visionary Steadward Centre for Personal & Physical Achievement.

Dave meets Isha Khan, CEO of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights; a dedicated advocate for inclusion and equality, Isha shares her journey leading the museum since 2020 and her vision for its future.

Dave Brown teams up with award-winning rapper Mattmac in the studio to create a one-of-a-kind rap track; along the way, they dive into Mattmac's journey from Garden Hill First Nation to national acclaim.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Meeting Robyn Rennie, an Orillia, Ont., artist who is partially sighted; visiting Robyn's home studio and attending her solo exhibit.

When the team plans a birthday party for Howie, Isaac realizes the importance of creating welcoming spaces for everybody, not just the birthday dog!

Carly is disappointed she has to change her plans for Howie's perfect birthday cake, but the team helps her to remember the importance of being flexible and adapting for everyone's dietary needs.

When the team plans a birthday party for Howie, Isaac realizes the importance of creating welcoming spaces for everybody, not just the birthday dog!

How an adaptive watersport is carving out a new future for a community of athletes.

Alex Smyth heads to the Niagara region to explore the history, agriculture, sights and sounds that make it one of the most popular tourist destinations in Canada.

Tim's perspective as a caregiver takes centre stage as the couple receives bad news and faces the growing pressure of affording stem cell treatment abroad.

A dog and a goat meet in their front-legged carts; an elderly Labradoodle hopes to stay active with a new knee brace; a German Shepherd-Mastiff mix needs an indoor slipper.

As wildfires rage, Dale battles smoke, heat and steep mountain passes to help his friends, until the road fights back.

Learning more about Community Living Toronto, which supports over 4,000 people and their families residing in the community rather than institutions.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Meeting Robyn Rennie, an Orillia, Ont., artist who is partially sighted; visiting Robyn's home studio and attending her solo exhibit.

Edmonton chef Lindsay Porter walks host and home cook Mary Mammoliti through the preparation of her beef wellington.

Mary Mammoliti joins Ted Reader, a.k.a. the Godfather of the Grill, in his backyard to prepare the perfect burger.

Yves gives Jennie a ride home for Thanksgiving and scores an invitation to stay for dinner; but will he be able to dodge questions from her dad, understand her mom and protect himself from attacks by her feral sister, Shanimal?

Chris and Linda hope to attract more people to Common Roots community farm by building comfy seating for all.

Grant Hardy and a group of blind and partially sighted people try the Grouse Grind mountain hike.

A university student and youth activist, Marya is a force to be reckoned with; Marya's got a major online presence but is attending more and more speaking engagements, and is looking for a makeover that embraces her culture and disability.

An active senior citizen starts to doubt his capabilities and worth when his vision slips; an independent woman diagnosed with an eye disease later in life learns to navigate lifestyle changes with the help of her family.

Dave meets Isha Khan, CEO of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights; a dedicated advocate for inclusion and equality, Isha shares her journey leading the museum since 2020 and her vision for its future.

Dave Brown teams up with award-winning rapper Mattmac in the studio to create a one-of-a-kind rap track; along the way, they dive into Mattmac's journey from Garden Hill First Nation to national acclaim.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Meeting Robyn Rennie, an Orillia, Ont., artist who is partially sighted; visiting Robyn's home studio and attending her solo exhibit.

As wildfires rage, Dale battles smoke, heat and steep mountain passes to help his friends, until the road fights back.

When family friends enlist Bruce's help with a 100-year-old lodge deep in the mountains, it's up to the adrenaline junkie and accessibility advocate to bring his imagination and innovation to the test.

Ryan's wheelchair basketball team continues to struggle with consistency; he seeks advice from former Paralympian Chris Cederstrand about his parasport journey, and if an opportunity with the sledge hockey team is a good idea.

Tyler travels to Cumberland, B.C. to learn adaptive mountain biking from local rider Gene Wey. The duo start with a ride showing how the Bowhead adaptive bike handles real terrain, and how United Riders of Cumberland designs trails for accessibility.

Martin renews his foundation in order to organize a bowl-a-thon; David goes to meet a young entrepreneur he mentored; Pascal shares his knowledge with young basketball players.

The strange experiences started when Anessa was cleaning her home; she was dusting a shelf and noticed the words "loves ya" written on it; scared of what will happen next, Anessa calls upon the "Sight Seers" for answers.

Self-taught musician Kirishan is on the Autism spectrum and hopes to land his first-ever job in a data entry role; budding writer Nikoletta pitches her memoir on online dating from the perspective of a woman with a rare condition.

Ryan's wheelchair basketball team continues to struggle with consistency; he seeks advice from former Paralympian Chris Cederstrand about his parasport journey, and if an opportunity with the sledge hockey team is a good idea.

Tyler travels to Cumberland, B.C. to learn adaptive mountain biking from local rider Gene Wey. The duo start with a ride showing how the Bowhead adaptive bike handles real terrain, and how United Riders of Cumberland designs trails for accessibility.

Martin renews his foundation in order to organize a bowl-a-thon; David goes to meet a young entrepreneur he mentored; Pascal shares his knowledge with young basketball players.

The strange experiences started when Anessa was cleaning her home; she was dusting a shelf and noticed the words "loves ya" written on it; scared of what will happen next, Anessa calls upon the "Sight Seers" for answers.

Dave meets Isha Khan, CEO of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights; a dedicated advocate for inclusion and equality, Isha shares her journey leading the museum since 2020 and her vision for its future.

Dave Brown teams up with award-winning rapper Mattmac in the studio to create a one-of-a-kind rap track; along the way, they dive into Mattmac's journey from Garden Hill First Nation to national acclaim.

Host April Hubbard and guests discuss the life-affecting impacts of living with invisible disabilities, featuring Chris Vallée, Samantha Kemp-Jackson, Wanda Deschamps, and Laura Brydges.

People with high-functioning autism face stigma and judgment, often because their disability shows no outward signs; participants honestly answer questions about what it feels like to live with autism.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Meeting Robyn Rennie, an Orillia, Ont., artist who is partially sighted; visiting Robyn's home studio and attending her solo exhibit.

Yves gives Jennie a ride home for Thanksgiving and scores an invitation to stay for dinner; but will he be able to dodge questions from her dad, understand her mom and protect himself from attacks by her feral sister, Shanimal?

After an emotionally draining medical appointment forces Lennon to confront the realities of her cerebral palsy, she is unexpectedly paired with Dylan during community service.

Everything is sizzled and seared as chef Corbin Tomaszeski joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen.

Learning about Red Horse Connection and how it focuses on Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) for people with cognitive and physical disabilities.

When family friends enlist Bruce's help with a 100-year-old lodge deep in the mountains, it's up to the adrenaline junkie and accessibility advocate to bring his imagination and innovation to the test.

Ryan's wheelchair basketball team continues to struggle with consistency; he seeks advice from former Paralympian Chris Cederstrand about his parasport journey, and if an opportunity with the sledge hockey team is a good idea.

Tyler travels to Cumberland, B.C. to learn adaptive mountain biking from local rider Gene Wey. The duo start with a ride showing how the Bowhead adaptive bike handles real terrain, and how United Riders of Cumberland designs trails for accessibility.

A thoughtfully described exercise routine that helps to create balance on both sides of the body.

The strange experiences started when Anessa was cleaning her home; she was dusting a shelf and noticed the words "loves ya" written on it; scared of what will happen next, Anessa calls upon the "Sight Seers" for answers.

Dave meets Isha Khan, CEO of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights; a dedicated advocate for inclusion and equality, Isha shares her journey leading the museum since 2020 and her vision for its future.

Dave Brown teams up with award-winning rapper Mattmac in the studio to create a one-of-a-kind rap track; along the way, they dive into Mattmac's journey from Garden Hill First Nation to national acclaim.

Laura meets three very different visual artists with unique messages.

Everything is sizzled and seared as chef Corbin Tomaszeski joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen.

Learning about Red Horse Connection and how it focuses on Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) for people with cognitive and physical disabilities.

When the team plans a birthday party for Howie, Isaac realizes the importance of creating welcoming spaces for everybody, not just the birthday dog!

Carly is disappointed she has to change her plans for Howie's perfect birthday cake, but the team helps her to remember the importance of being flexible and adapting for everyone's dietary needs.

When the team plans a birthday party for Howie, Isaac realizes the importance of creating welcoming spaces for everybody, not just the birthday dog!

How an adaptive watersport is carving out a new future for a community of athletes.

Alex Smyth heads to the Niagara region to explore the history, agriculture, sights and sounds that make it one of the most popular tourist destinations in Canada.

Tim's perspective as a caregiver takes centre stage as the couple receives bad news and faces the growing pressure of affording stem cell treatment abroad.

Martin renews his foundation in order to organize a bowl-a-thon; David goes to meet a young entrepreneur he mentored; Pascal shares his knowledge with young basketball players.

Host April Hubbard and guests discuss the life-affecting impacts of living with invisible disabilities, featuring Chris Vallée, Samantha Kemp-Jackson, Wanda Deschamps, and Laura Brydges.

People with high-functioning autism face stigma and judgment, often because their disability shows no outward signs; participants honestly answer questions about what it feels like to live with autism.

Yves gives Jennie a ride home for Thanksgiving and scores an invitation to stay for dinner; but will he be able to dodge questions from her dad, understand her mom and protect himself from attacks by her feral sister, Shanimal?

Katrina O'Neil's battle with memory loss. At 29, Katrina suffered a cardiac arrest, which put her in a coma. When Katrina woke up, she thought she was 15, and had lost all memory of her children and her adult life.

Everything is sizzled and seared as chef Corbin Tomaszeski joins Christine and Carl in the kitchen.

Learning about Red Horse Connection and how it focuses on Equine Assisted Learning (EAL) for people with cognitive and physical disabilities.

Dave meets Isha Khan, CEO of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights; a dedicated advocate for inclusion and equality, Isha shares her journey leading the museum since 2020 and her vision for its future.

Dave Brown teams up with award-winning rapper Mattmac in the studio to create a one-of-a-kind rap track; along the way, they dive into Mattmac's journey from Garden Hill First Nation to national acclaim.

The Maritime town of Lunenburg, where local ingenuity is keeping old traditions alive and thriving. Therese Estacion is on a horse carriage tour of the UNESCO town that shows how history can be both preserved and accessible.

Following Yosuke Hasumi's transformational journey as he experiences the freedom of flight, made possible by a dedicated community and an innovative program.

Dale comes face-to-face with some hard medical truths, and a diabetic crisis in the backcountry leads to a life-or-death recovery for Luke.

Christa is a musician, author and broadcaster who has added mom to her list of jobs. She wants a new wardrobe that isn't curated to handle spills and stains, but rather a colourful, elevated version that shows the world this mom has it going on!

A gay party boy must play daddy to his pregnant, straight best friend.

Ryan's wheelchair basketball team continues to struggle with consistency; he seeks advice from former Paralympian Chris Cederstrand about his parasport journey, and if an opportunity with the sledge hockey team is a good idea.

Tyler travels to Cumberland, B.C. to learn adaptive mountain biking from local rider Gene Wey. The duo start with a ride showing how the Bowhead adaptive bike handles real terrain, and how United Riders of Cumberland designs trails for accessibility.

Dale comes face-to-face with some hard medical truths, and a diabetic crisis in the backcountry leads to a life-or-death recovery for Luke.