CBC Winnipeg

Leslie Jones hosts the gala, featuring Debra DiGiovanni, Lenny Marcus, Gina Yashere, Charles Haycock and Kyle Kinane.

The cost of living is up, but the laughs are still free on Canada's longest-running TV comedy series.

Mark Critch returns with Trent McClellan; guest stars Susan Kent and Chris Wilson on the desk.

Mark Critch, Aba Amuquandoh, Trent McClellan and Stacey McGunnigle are live at Toronto's Glenn Gould Studio.

Looking back and exploring what has made the show a cultural force for over 30 seasons; featuring interviews with cast, creatives and collaborators, including Rick Mercer, Mary Walsh and Peter Mansbridge.

Briony May Williams helps a retired couple, who live just outside Belfast, move closer to their family; she finds them a house in Herefordshire; she also meets another couple there who have already made the county their home.

When Gary gets caught up in his video game, he misses out on the fort's trip through space; with the help of his friends, Gary learns that putting down the screen leads to real-life adventure.

Small paints Kiri and Lou's portraits; Pants invents something very useful.

Lu pops bubbles with ease but struggles to blow them.

Barnaby plays the baby in a game of family.

Lu stays in the pool while her friends get out for drinks.

Daisy has returned from a gold-panning expedition with Scout; they didn't find any gold, but she did bring home some beautiful, smooth river rocks; Daisy and the Gumboot Kids paint the rocks as tokens of gratitude.

The Gumboot Kids play with clay while Jessie Farrell sings a tune about creating with clay; Scout and Daisy join in the fun.

The Gumboot Kids investigate after they see a flash in the sky.

Pants and his bunny dad are going bunny camping; this year, Pants' dad invites his best friend, Uncle Rocky, who can teach Pants all about being a dog.

Dylan and his friends imagine he's a new home finder.

Alfred aims for solo kite mastery; Hoppers learn patience as wind sends kite on a ride.

Togo has to fit in a rectangle tunnel to restart the system.

Freight Nate's day of thrill-seeking fun takes an unexpected turn when he joins Mechanic Milo on a track-laying journey to the top of Majestic Mountain.

Brock delivers equipment for Faye's concert in Central Square, but when Faye loses her voice, shy but talented Brock has to sing instead.

Flicker gets a mega mission delivering a jumbo-sized balloon, but it may be too big for the tiny train.

Sarah goes rummaging for evidence against Theo, and Carl triggers Debbie's health.

Todd struggles to get back to normality, and Carl gives his decision on Ronnie's offer.

Carl tries to goad Theo into committing an assault, and Will and Megan plan their future.

Debbie learns that Carl is in hospital, and Maggie sends Eva to confront Megan.

Eva uses Will's secret phone to contact Megan, and George gives Theo a warning.

Andrew Chang breaks down video evidence of the fatal Minneapolis ICE shooting and compares it against the rules of use of force and self-defence; plus, can Trump get Venezuela's oil flowing again?

Rosemary Barton delivers a weekly dose of compelling conversations and need-to-know political news and issues affecting Canadians.

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.

Fresh cut flower farms have sprung up across the Maritimes, many are offering a variety of ways to enjoy flowers and are finding ways to not only survive, but to blossom.

This Indigenous community beat out 25 others to build the largest First Nations' casino in Canada.

Richard Ayoade is joined by comedian Joe Wilkinson for a 48-hour fling around the historic city of Kraków, Poland.

For Dr Shiva and his psychologist wife Rima, incorporating the rich colors of their Indian heritage is an essential element for their new home.

Terry and Ashley uncover a nasty surprise behind the wood paneling at their derelict château; Belinda and Lee host an event fit for a king with a coronation-themed murder mystery.

Culinary queen Mary Berry goes down memory lane for a seafood feast. Jimmy bakes gooey bread, Jamie makes beef wellington, and the boys cook with the RAF.

The remaining potters make dinnerware for a special dinner guest.

Siblings want the Dragons to let their inner child out; cousins hope to send the Dragons spinning with their fan-tastic business; a couple looks to sweat out a deal; a journalist hopes to show the Dragons proof that she can roll out some major dough.

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.

Nine bakers attempt to wow the judges with flavour-packed, bite-sized treats as they enter Cookie Week.

Five teams of family members have two mystery dishes to crack on their road to the $100,000 prize.

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

Appa and Umma are at odds over a wedding dress, while Shannon and Jung struggle with cultural sensitivities after a visit to a burger joint; Janet grapples with the fallout of Raj's canceled engagement and faces an awkward night out with Nathan.

Andrew Chang breaks down video evidence of the fatal Minneapolis ICE shooting and compares it against the rules of use of force and self-defence; plus, can Trump get Venezuela's oil flowing again?