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Meeting the family of Meredith Graham, who was diagnosed with cerebral palsy.

Martin has a date with Amélie, a six-foot-tall woman; David confides in his difficulty trusting others; Pascal shows his school, which welcomes students with behavioral problems.

Kary Osmond shares one pot recipes.

Profiling a summer camp experience that is available to people of all ages and abilities in Alberta, Canada.

Bob and Laureen head to a remote island in search of the perfect derby car. With Laureen behind the wheel, Bob relies on his partner to help track down his next ride.

John dives into the history of comedy from the disability community; he meets several comedians, including David Roach, Dakota Hebert and Wesley Magee-Saxton; then, John hits an open mic night to put it all together.

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.

A feature on the Cowichan Therapeutic Riding Association, which offers therapeutic horse riding and equine-based wellness programs.

From wheelchair racing to the LGBTQ+ club scene in Toronto, Tai opens up about his passions and interests, as well as the strange behaviour people exhibit when they see a wheelchair user.

Artist Richard Harlow channels his experience as a creator who is partially sighted into striking paintings and sculptures inspired by the human iris. Richard invites Dave into the pottery studio, where they get their hands dirty.

Dave Brown visits actor and artist Bruce Horak at a Niagara-on-the-Lake studio, where they paint portraits of each other and reflect on art, vision and storytelling. The creative exchange reveals how we each see, and interpret, the world differently.

Bobbi offers an exercise routine that focuses on the core, especially the abdominals, to stay balanced, coordinated and strong.

People living with Schizophrenia talk about what it's like and how they stay well in a society that is often quick to judge.

From red sand to farmland and seaside towns, host Alex Smyth dives into the heart of Prince Edward Island, Canada's smallest province.

Howie is introduced to Carly's brand-new running leg. Although confused by the idea at first, he soon learns that everyone has their own special way of doing things.

As Carly prepares for her volleyball tryout, Isaac discovers there's a way to move and play that's right for everyone.

Carly tries to hide her feelings as she waits for results from her volleyball tryouts; she soon learns that talking about big feelings actually helps you feel better.

How pushing boundaries and facing fears helped an adventure seeker and a sport activist journey down extraordinary paths.

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.

A feature on the Cowichan Therapeutic Riding Association, which offers therapeutic horse riding and equine-based wellness programs.

Getting away to Salt Spring Island and unwinding with Christa Couture on Canada's West Coast; Christa tries her hand at cow milking, beekeeping and sampling the local cannabis cuisine.

Learning about an organization of urban farmers rooted in human connection through DIGA (Disabled Independent Gardeners Association), creating community for those with green thumbs.

Dale gambles on a new tow truck, but a dangerous flaw forces him to choose between business and safety; meanwhile, Caden takes on his first solo delivery, and lands one of his strangest hauls yet.

Wes is an aspiring actor with an energy that's larger than life; they've recently come out as non-binary and want a new wardrobe that accurately reflects their gender.

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

Meeting the family of Meredith Graham, who was diagnosed with cerebral palsy.

Martin has a date with Amélie, a six-foot-tall woman; David confides in his difficulty trusting others; Pascal shows his school, which welcomes students with behavioral problems.

Bob and Laureen head to a remote island in search of the perfect derby car. With Laureen behind the wheel, Bob relies on his partner to help track down his next ride.

John dives into the history of comedy from the disability community; he meets several comedians, including David Roach, Dakota Hebert and Wesley Magee-Saxton; then, John hits an open mic night to put it all together.

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.

A feature on the Cowichan Therapeutic Riding Association, which offers therapeutic horse riding and equine-based wellness programs.

Alex Smyth explains why he showcases Winnipeg's history, culture and food.

Join Mary Mammoliti, a chef and food blogger who is partially sighted, as she visits St. John's, Newfoundland, to explore its culture and culinary delights.

Host Mary Mammoliti, a chef and food blogger who is partially sighted, makes her way to our Nation's Capital to discover some truly Canadian cuisine.

Meeting the Glass brothers, construction company owners, who build a solid foundation.

After accidentally getting Chris fired from Sports Dynasty, DJ tries to hire him as a security guard for OMT, which creates more problems than he imagined.

Daniel and Fred hit the road from Edmonton to Toronto, but a major mechanical issue with their RV may see their voyage finished before it's even started.

Artist Richard Harlow channels his experience as a creator who is partially sighted into striking paintings and sculptures inspired by the human iris. Richard invites Dave into the pottery studio, where they get their hands dirty.

Dave Brown visits actor and artist Bruce Horak at a Niagara-on-the-Lake studio, where they paint portraits of each other and reflect on art, vision and storytelling. The creative exchange reveals how we each see, and interpret, the world differently.

Meeting the Glass brothers, construction company owners, who build a solid foundation.

After accidentally getting Chris fired from Sports Dynasty, DJ tries to hire him as a security guard for OMT, which creates more problems than he imagined.

Bob and Laureen head to a remote island in search of the perfect derby car. With Laureen behind the wheel, Bob relies on his partner to help track down his next ride.

John dives into the history of comedy from the disability community; he meets several comedians, including David Roach, Dakota Hebert and Wesley Magee-Saxton; then, John hits an open mic night to put it all together.

In East Harlem, Alvin Suárez and his bandmates make the neighborhood resonate with hot Latin rhythms; in Barcelona, jazz percussionist David Viñolas dazzles audiences by pushing the boundaries of the genre.

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.

A feature on the Cowichan Therapeutic Riding Association, which offers therapeutic horse riding and equine-based wellness programs.

Dale gambles on a new tow truck, but a dangerous flaw forces him to choose between business and safety; meanwhile, Caden takes on his first solo delivery, and lands one of his strangest hauls yet.

On an imaginary camping trip, Howie finds out that it's important to ask questions in new situations, so you can keep yourself and your friends safe.

When Carly's camping trip is canceled, she learns that using her imagination to go camping indoors can be just as much fun.

Isaac doesn't think he's a good enough singer to lead the group's campfire songs, but his friends help him realize you don't need to be the best at something to have fun!

A nervous Maremma sheepdog and a relaxed cat test Janice as she makes several prosthetics; a German Shepherd needs an indoor slipper, and an Australian Cattle Dog seeks help for a knee injury.

Getting away to Salt Spring Island and unwinding with Christa Couture on Canada's West Coast; Christa tries her hand at cow milking, beekeeping and sampling the local cannabis cuisine.

Learning about an organization of urban farmers rooted in human connection through DIGA (Disabled Independent Gardeners Association), creating community for those with green thumbs.

From wheelchair racing to the LGBTQ+ club scene in Toronto, Tai opens up about his passions and interests, as well as the strange behaviour people exhibit when they see a wheelchair user.

On an imaginary camping trip, Howie finds out that it's important to ask questions in new situations, so you can keep yourself and your friends safe.

When Carly's camping trip is canceled, she learns that using her imagination to go camping indoors can be just as much fun.

Isaac doesn't think he's a good enough singer to lead the group's campfire songs, but his friends help him realize you don't need to be the best at something to have fun!

A nervous Maremma sheepdog and a relaxed cat test Janice as she makes several prosthetics; a German Shepherd needs an indoor slipper, and an Australian Cattle Dog seeks help for a knee injury.

Meeting the Glass brothers, construction company owners, who build a solid foundation.

Martin has a date with Amélie, a six-foot-tall woman; David confides in his difficulty trusting others; Pascal shows his school, which welcomes students with behavioral problems.

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.

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.

Mary Mammoliti, a home cook and food blogger who is blind, knows her way around the kitchen; focusing on one chef, one dish and one-star ingredient.

Inspired by a new client, Bruce and Christian work on the development of their own adaptive designs for an accessible vehicle at Chute Lake Lodge. With weeks before the grand opening, the race is on.

How pushing boundaries and facing fears helped an adventure seeker and a sport activist journey down extraordinary paths.

Disability advocate Paul Vienneau shares his journey from injury, to recovery, to disability rights activism.

People living with Schizophrenia talk about what it's like and how they stay well in a society that is often quick to judge.

Chris Judge and his community workshop give back to Cecil, a man who brought music into his community, by building him the home concert space of his dreams.

Artist Richard Harlow channels his experience as a creator who is partially sighted into striking paintings and sculptures inspired by the human iris. Richard invites Dave into the pottery studio, where they get their hands dirty.

Dave Brown visits actor and artist Bruce Horak at a Niagara-on-the-Lake studio, where they paint portraits of each other and reflect on art, vision and storytelling. The creative exchange reveals how we each see, and interpret, the world differently.

The story of Lucas Haneman, a musician who is blind, and the magic he makes with his guitar.

Bob and Laureen head to a remote island in search of the perfect derby car. With Laureen behind the wheel, Bob relies on his partner to help track down his next ride.

John dives into the history of comedy from the disability community; he meets several comedians, including David Roach, Dakota Hebert and Wesley Magee-Saxton; then, John hits an open mic night to put it all together.

Harry Hill joins Chris on a trip to the Acropolis in the Greek capital, Athens, where they try their hands at pottery and Olympic sports.

Dale gambles on a new tow truck, but a dangerous flaw forces him to choose between business and safety; meanwhile, Caden takes on his first solo delivery, and lands one of his strangest hauls yet.

Jenna is a new restaurateur who's juggling so many eggs she could end up with some on her face.

Meeting John, owner of Friendly Roads mobility service, who makes good things happen for wheelchair users.

Alex Smyth explains why he showcases Winnipeg's history, culture and food.

People living with Schizophrenia talk about what it's like and how they stay well in a society that is often quick to judge.

After accidentally getting Chris fired from Sports Dynasty, DJ tries to hire him as a security guard for OMT, which creates more problems than he imagined.

Showcasing the power of camaraderie and determination in achieving greatness, we get a glimpse of the inclusive community of adventure lovers the Paralympic champion has built on Vancouver Island.

Hillary Scanlon and Fatlum Elshani are two of Canada's best 5-A-Side Football players, and they are just now showing their skills on the world stage.

Wes is an aspiring actor with an energy that's larger than life; they've recently come out as non-binary and want a new wardrobe that accurately reflects their gender.

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

Meeting the family of Meredith Graham, who was diagnosed with cerebral palsy.

Martin has a date with Amélie, a six-foot-tall woman; David confides in his difficulty trusting others; Pascal shows his school, which welcomes students with behavioral problems.

In East Harlem, Alvin Suárez and his bandmates make the neighborhood resonate with hot Latin rhythms; in Barcelona, jazz percussionist David Viñolas dazzles audiences by pushing the boundaries of the genre.

Artist Richard Harlow channels his experience as a creator who is partially sighted into striking paintings and sculptures inspired by the human iris. Richard invites Dave into the pottery studio, where they get their hands dirty.

Dave Brown visits actor and artist Bruce Horak at a Niagara-on-the-Lake studio, where they paint portraits of each other and reflect on art, vision and storytelling. The creative exchange reveals how we each see, and interpret, the world differently.

On an imaginary camping trip, Howie finds out that it's important to ask questions in new situations, so you can keep yourself and your friends safe.

When Carly's camping trip is canceled, she learns that using her imagination to go camping indoors can be just as much fun.

Isaac doesn't think he's a good enough singer to lead the group's campfire songs, but his friends help him realize you don't need to be the best at something to have fun!

A nervous Maremma sheepdog and a relaxed cat test Janice as she makes several prosthetics; a German Shepherd needs an indoor slipper, and an Australian Cattle Dog seeks help for a knee injury.

Meeting the family of Meredith Graham, who was diagnosed with cerebral palsy.

Martin has a date with Amélie, a six-foot-tall woman; David confides in his difficulty trusting others; Pascal shows his school, which welcomes students with behavioral problems.

In East Harlem, Alvin Suárez and his bandmates make the neighborhood resonate with hot Latin rhythms; in Barcelona, jazz percussionist David Viñolas dazzles audiences by pushing the boundaries of the genre.

Sexuality Educator Rachele Manett explores the unique and varied ways people with a disability find partners and navigate the world of dating and sex.

How pushing boundaries and facing fears helped an adventure seeker and a sport activist journey down extraordinary paths.

On an imaginary camping trip, Howie finds out that it's important to ask questions in new situations, so you can keep yourself and your friends safe.

When Carly's camping trip is canceled, she learns that using her imagination to go camping indoors can be just as much fun.

Isaac doesn't think he's a good enough singer to lead the group's campfire songs, but his friends help him realize you don't need to be the best at something to have fun!

A nervous Maremma sheepdog and a relaxed cat test Janice as she makes several prosthetics; a German Shepherd needs an indoor slipper, and an Australian Cattle Dog seeks help for a knee injury.

Alex Smyth explains why he showcases Winnipeg's history, culture and food.

Getting away to Salt Spring Island and unwinding with Christa Couture on Canada's West Coast; Christa tries her hand at cow milking, beekeeping and sampling the local cannabis cuisine.

Disability advocate Paul Vienneau shares his journey from injury, to recovery, to disability rights activism.

Dale gambles on a new tow truck, but a dangerous flaw forces him to choose between business and safety; meanwhile, Caden takes on his first solo delivery, and lands one of his strangest hauls yet.

Wes is an aspiring actor with an energy that's larger than life; they've recently come out as non-binary and want a new wardrobe that accurately reflects their gender.

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

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.

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.

Mary Mammoliti, a home cook and food blogger who is blind, knows her way around the kitchen; focusing on one chef, one dish and one-star ingredient.

People living with Schizophrenia talk about what it's like and how they stay well in a society that is often quick to judge.

Learning about an organization of urban farmers rooted in human connection through DIGA (Disabled Independent Gardeners Association), creating community for those with green thumbs.

Meeting the Glass brothers, construction company owners, who build a solid foundation.

After accidentally getting Chris fired from Sports Dynasty, DJ tries to hire him as a security guard for OMT, which creates more problems than he imagined.

From wheelchair racing to the LGBTQ+ club scene in Toronto, Tai opens up about his passions and interests, as well as the strange behaviour people exhibit when they see a wheelchair user.

Paralympic boccia star Alison Levine's rise to prominence in the sport defied all expectations, even her own.

Mollie Jepsen decided to step away from Para Alpine skiing following the 2022 Paralympics in Beijing; Muay Thai fighter Jake Peacock demonstrates what it takes to be a champion.

Host Grant Hardy investigates the impact of Metro Vancouver's housing crisis on people with disabilities and how it is challenging city planners, architects, and governments; Grant also reveals solutions being tested to help address the crisis.

Daniel and Fred hit the road from Edmonton to Toronto, but a major mechanical issue with their RV may see their voyage finished before it's even started.

Jenna is a new restaurateur who's juggling so many eggs she could end up with some on her face.

Meeting John, owner of Friendly Roads mobility service, who makes good things happen for wheelchair users.

Artist Richard Harlow channels his experience as a creator who is partially sighted into striking paintings and sculptures inspired by the human iris. Richard invites Dave into the pottery studio, where they get their hands dirty.

Dave Brown visits actor and artist Bruce Horak at a Niagara-on-the-Lake studio, where they paint portraits of each other and reflect on art, vision and storytelling. The creative exchange reveals how we each see, and interpret, the world differently.

Bob and Laureen head to a remote island in search of the perfect derby car. With Laureen behind the wheel, Bob relies on his partner to help track down his next ride.

John dives into the history of comedy from the disability community; he meets several comedians, including David Roach, Dakota Hebert and Wesley Magee-Saxton; then, John hits an open mic night to put it all together.

Inspired by a new client, Bruce and Christian work on the development of their own adaptive designs for an accessible vehicle at Chute Lake Lodge. With weeks before the grand opening, the race is on.

Kevin Brauch, the Thirsty Traveller, cooks low and slow.

Canadian Adaptive Climbing started with the goal of creating an opportunity for people to enjoy rock climbing by adapting the climbing experience for individuals.

Join Mary Mammoliti, a chef and food blogger who is partially sighted, as she visits St. John's, Newfoundland, to explore its culture and culinary delights.

Host Mary Mammoliti, a chef and food blogger who is partially sighted, makes her way to our Nation's Capital to discover some truly Canadian cuisine.

Meeting the Glass brothers, construction company owners, who build a solid foundation.

Disability advocate Paul Vienneau shares his journey from injury, to recovery, to disability rights activism.

Bobbi breaks down exercises people often consider "tough," so anyone can follow along no matter where they are in your fitness journey.

On an imaginary camping trip, Howie finds out that it's important to ask questions in new situations, so you can keep yourself and your friends safe.

When Carly's camping trip is canceled, she learns that using her imagination to go camping indoors can be just as much fun.

Isaac doesn't think he's a good enough singer to lead the group's campfire songs, but his friends help him realize you don't need to be the best at something to have fun!

Bob and Laureen head to a remote island in search of the perfect derby car. With Laureen behind the wheel, Bob relies on his partner to help track down his next ride.

John dives into the history of comedy from the disability community; he meets several comedians, including David Roach, Dakota Hebert and Wesley Magee-Saxton; then, John hits an open mic night to put it all together.

Inspired by a new client, Bruce and Christian work on the development of their own adaptive designs for an accessible vehicle at Chute Lake Lodge. With weeks before the grand opening, the race is on.

Kevin Brauch, the Thirsty Traveller, cooks low and slow.

Canadian Adaptive Climbing started with the goal of creating an opportunity for people to enjoy rock climbing by adapting the climbing experience for individuals.

From wheelchair racing to the LGBTQ+ club scene in Toronto, Tai opens up about his passions and interests, as well as the strange behaviour people exhibit when they see a wheelchair user.

Artist Richard Harlow channels his experience as a creator who is partially sighted into striking paintings and sculptures inspired by the human iris. Richard invites Dave into the pottery studio, where they get their hands dirty.

Dave Brown visits actor and artist Bruce Horak at a Niagara-on-the-Lake studio, where they paint portraits of each other and reflect on art, vision and storytelling. The creative exchange reveals how we each see, and interpret, the world differently.

Sexuality Educator Rachele Manett explores the unique and varied ways people with a disability find partners and navigate the world of dating and sex.

People living with Schizophrenia talk about what it's like and how they stay well in a society that is often quick to judge.

Alex Smyth explains why he showcases Winnipeg's history, culture and food.

Dale gambles on a new tow truck, but a dangerous flaw forces him to choose between business and safety; meanwhile, Caden takes on his first solo delivery, and lands one of his strangest hauls yet.

Kevin Brauch, the Thirsty Traveller, cooks low and slow.

Canadian Adaptive Climbing started with the goal of creating an opportunity for people to enjoy rock climbing by adapting the climbing experience for individuals.

Bob and Laureen head to a remote island in search of the perfect derby car. With Laureen behind the wheel, Bob relies on his partner to help track down his next ride.

John dives into the history of comedy from the disability community; he meets several comedians, including David Roach, Dakota Hebert and Wesley Magee-Saxton; then, John hits an open mic night to put it all together.

A black Lab, a boxer-mastiff mix and a Brittany springer are all involved in car accidents.

Meeting a feisty fitness queen and a global golf pro who've created an ideal life after almost losing all hope.

The family of Emery Gelissen, who was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.

Vincent organizes a dinner at the presbytery with Martin and Pascal; the four men take stock of the past few months and look ahead at what awaits them in the short term.

Meeting the Glass brothers, construction company owners, who build a solid foundation.

After accidentally getting Chris fired from Sports Dynasty, DJ tries to hire him as a security guard for OMT, which creates more problems than he imagined.

The family of Emery Gelissen, who was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.

Vincent organizes a dinner at the presbytery with Martin and Pascal; the four men take stock of the past few months and look ahead at what awaits them in the short term.

Dale gambles on a new tow truck, but a dangerous flaw forces him to choose between business and safety; meanwhile, Caden takes on his first solo delivery, and lands one of his strangest hauls yet.

Wes is an aspiring actor with an energy that's larger than life; they've recently come out as non-binary and want a new wardrobe that accurately reflects their gender.

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

Kevin Brauch, the Thirsty Traveller, cooks low and slow.

Canadian Adaptive Climbing started with the goal of creating an opportunity for people to enjoy rock climbing by adapting the climbing experience for individuals.

Artist Richard Harlow channels his experience as a creator who is partially sighted into striking paintings and sculptures inspired by the human iris. Richard invites Dave into the pottery studio, where they get their hands dirty.

Dave Brown visits actor and artist Bruce Horak at a Niagara-on-the-Lake studio, where they paint portraits of each other and reflect on art, vision and storytelling. The creative exchange reveals how we each see, and interpret, the world differently.

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.

Laura Bain tries BuzzClip, a wearable utility tool for people who are blind, deafblind or partially sighted; Bethany Deer learns more about making metal into art; Grant Hardy visits Goodly Foods.

On an imaginary camping trip, Howie finds out that it's important to ask questions in new situations, so you can keep yourself and your friends safe.

When Carly's camping trip is canceled, she learns that using her imagination to go camping indoors can be just as much fun.

Isaac doesn't think he's a good enough singer to lead the group's campfire songs, but his friends help him realize you don't need to be the best at something to have fun!

Meeting a feisty fitness queen and a global golf pro who've created an ideal life after almost losing all hope.

Alex Smyth explains why he showcases Winnipeg's history, culture and food.

The family of Emery Gelissen, who was diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.

A black Lab, a boxer-mastiff mix and a Brittany springer are all involved in car accidents.

Dale gambles on a new tow truck, but a dangerous flaw forces him to choose between business and safety; meanwhile, Caden takes on his first solo delivery, and lands one of his strangest hauls yet.

Getting away to Salt Spring Island and unwinding with Christa Couture on Canada's West Coast; Christa tries her hand at cow milking, beekeeping and sampling the local cannabis cuisine.

Learning about an organization of urban farmers rooted in human connection through DIGA (Disabled Independent Gardeners Association), creating community for those with green thumbs.

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.

Laura Bain tries BuzzClip, a wearable utility tool for people who are blind, deafblind or partially sighted; Bethany Deer learns more about making metal into art; Grant Hardy visits Goodly Foods.

Join Mary Mammoliti, a chef and food blogger who is partially sighted, as she visits St. John's, Newfoundland, to explore its culture and culinary delights.

Host Mary Mammoliti, a chef and food blogger who is partially sighted, makes her way to our Nation's Capital to discover some truly Canadian cuisine.

Meeting the Glass brothers, construction company owners, who build a solid foundation.

Chris Judge and Rebekah Higgs give tips for home improvement and accessibility tips.

Harry Hill joins Chris on a trip to the Acropolis in the Greek capital, Athens, where they try their hands at pottery and Olympic sports.

Wes is an aspiring actor with an energy that's larger than life; they've recently come out as non-binary and want a new wardrobe that accurately reflects their gender.

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

Artist Richard Harlow channels his experience as a creator who is partially sighted into striking paintings and sculptures inspired by the human iris. Richard invites Dave into the pottery studio, where they get their hands dirty.

Dave Brown visits actor and artist Bruce Horak at a Niagara-on-the-Lake studio, where they paint portraits of each other and reflect on art, vision and storytelling. The creative exchange reveals how we each see, and interpret, the world differently.

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.

Laura Bain tries BuzzClip, a wearable utility tool for people who are blind, deafblind or partially sighted; Bethany Deer learns more about making metal into art; Grant Hardy visits Goodly Foods.

Dale gambles on a new tow truck, but a dangerous flaw forces him to choose between business and safety; meanwhile, Caden takes on his first solo delivery, and lands one of his strangest hauls yet.

With opening day at Chute Lake Lodge quickly approaching, Bruce gets a surprise visit from a former peer counselor.

Bob heads to the action-packed Hell's Half Acre Motorsports Weekend determined to bounce back from a disappointing start to the season. He scores his best finish yet, but fading daylight forces him out of the driver's seat.

John looks at The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and the road to the disability community being included; John meets with legendary lawyer and activist David Lepofsky before wrapping up his findings.

Pianist Raúl Thais Antequera and multi-instrumentalist Tcha Limberger.

Bob heads to the action-packed Hell's Half Acre Motorsports Weekend determined to bounce back from a disappointing start to the season. He scores his best finish yet, but fading daylight forces him out of the driver's seat.

John looks at The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and the road to the disability community being included; John meets with legendary lawyer and activist David Lepofsky before wrapping up his findings.