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Entrepreneurs pitch to the Dragons seeking investments; a couple turns to the fashion industry; a company provides a new animal treat; a plant lover hopes to get a deal.

Steve Brown meets a pair of cycling fans on the hunt for a new home in the Peak District.

Gary and Stuffy want to have a picnic, but Gary refuses to try a snack that is new to him; with help from his friends, Gary resolves to try a taste.

Togo gets his squeaky wheel "subtracted" before a big concert pickup.

Lu isn't as good at catching as she thought she was.

Declan is frustrated when Lu has the same favorite thing as him.

Biba gets upset when her clay star goes missing during tidy-up time.

Daisy is inspired after a walk by the pond; Daisy and the Gumboot Kids dig through the recycling box to find supplies for a hideaway turtle box craft.

The Gumboot Kids visit a farm, where they meet some cows; Jessie Farrell sings about cows and milkshakes; Scout and Daisy join the fun, too.

After getting a sweet treat at the farmers market, Scout sends the Gumboot Kids to explore a meadow.

Monsieur LaFleur grows his first head of lettuce; Pants thinks he's so scared that he might never get it to the grocer.

Zee loses control over GoWay, the eraser wish; it's up to True and Bartleby to bring it back to the Wishing Tree before it's too late.

At Apple's first sleepover, she discovers that the Tiger-Zelles do things differently like eating weeds for dinner!

When a baby Stego is sad to be away from his sick Mama, the Jr. Ranchers do everything they can to cheer him up.

Jeremy, Jazzy and Stu love dancing! Get up and join them to shake out your body.

Summer splashes the cash on her mates, and Jodie's slip of the tongue puts Sarah on edge.

A desperate Megan sends her mother Janine into the Rovers; Sarah demands answers from Jodie about the night of her attack; Sam intends to face his fears; Summer's behavior alarms her friends.

Will fights nerves in court as Megan's trial commences.

Will fights nerves in court as Megan's trial commences; Jodie and Sarah trade pieces of incriminating evidence; Nick lies to Sam for his own good; Asha spies Sienna in need of company; Idris spoils Leanne with some pampering.

Sam forces Hope to tell him the truth; David clocks tension between Sarah and Jodie.

Andrew Chang explains how hard it was for U.S. President Donald Trump to ace his cognitive test; how Japan is rethinking its military readiness.

Woodpeckers come in 239 species and live on every continent except Antarctica and Australia; holes are their universal trademark; no matter where they live, every woodpecker makes a hole for a home.

Why are grocery prices so high? One reason may be property controls, a powerful tool used by big grocers to block competition and control local markets across Canada; we break down how it works, how it affects your wallet and how you can fight back.

In the Maritimes, much of the forested land is in private hands; as the climate changes, some family forests owners are preserving forests by using the carbon those forests contain.

From Macao, China.

From Glasgow, Scotland.

It's an ultra-Canadian week in the Tent as the bakers make Québécois pouding chômeur, a fudgy maple mousse tart, and a scrumptious brunch platter.

A raging wildfire threatens the ranch forcing the Heartland family to evacuate; but when a pregnant mare is trapped in the fire's path, Amy risks everything to try and save her.

In the Technical, the bakers hope to get lucky with horse-choux pastry; in the Showstopper, the bakers create vegetable "tartwork" masterpieces.

It is biscuit week and the bakers make Viennese sandwiches, a retro, minty favorite, and present puppet theatres as they compete to take centre stage; the tension is not confined to the bakes, as drama unfolds in the tent.

Suresh Doss explores the food scene around Toronto's Pearson Airport, finding a neighbourhood full of South Asian fare, guest starring Matty Matheson.

CBC's flagship nightly news program, featuring the day's top stories with in-depth and original journalism; Adrienne Arsenault and Ian Hanomansing anchor.

A comprehensive look at the day's top stories.

Andrew Chang explains how hard it was for U.S. President Donald Trump to ace his cognitive test; how Japan is rethinking its military readiness.

The high-stakes battle over public memorials and statues, a historic moment seeing people reevaluate the past.