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Season overview corrects Western history's misnomers about manly or strong-hearted women, exploring cultural perspectives, recapping episodes and highlighting characters for a comprehensive understanding.

Sue deals with a flooded runway; the Hailstones patch their fishing net before the run of fish occurs in Kiwalik; Ricko and his children head out to secure camp food; Jessie builds a new raft to haul firewood throughout the summer season.

It's a return to a life free from the reliance on modern conveniences and away from the hustle and pollution of cities; it's a gamble that comes with a glorious upside, but also frighteningly high stakes.

A look back at Holly Moore's 2017 investigation into the deaths of multiple Indigenous women whose cases were closed prematurely by police, according to their families.

Using specially designed and handcrafted spears, Sam and Chuck brave coastal waters late at night to hunt eels with a family of Mi'kmaq hunters in Cape Breton, N.S; they discover how intrinsic eel hunting is to Mi'kmaq history and ways of life.

Drew Hayden Taylor seeks to learn the Indigenous story of the horse by meeting a daredevil family of Indian relay racers, encountering a Navajo horse whisperer, and by exploring a unique wild horse sanctuary in the foothills of the Rockies.

Don and Dakota Ray go behind the scenes at Jukasa Studios and Jukasa Radio in Six Nations, Ont., to explore the world of music production and discover what makes these Indigenous-owned businesses so successful.

Exploring the unique landscape, culture and language of the Michif community of St. Laurent, MB; Indigenous celebrities embark on a series of expeditions with the locals and share their own cultures and knowledge.

Que ce soit à la tête des organismes Femmes Autochtones du Québec et du Canada ou comme commissaire pour l'Enquête nationale sur les femmes et les filles autochtones disparues et assassinées, Michèle Audette signe plus de 30 ans de militantisme.

À Manawan, de premiers répondants transportent une aînée aux prises avec un malaise au dispensaire; plus tard, des intervenants de Montréal conseillent une femme vulnérable qui a perdu sa fille et qui leur confie ses idées suicidaires.

Que ce soit à la tête des organismes Femmes Autochtones du Québec et du Canada ou comme commissaire pour l'Enquête nationale sur les femmes et les filles autochtones disparues et assassinées, Michèle Audette signe plus de 30 ans de militantisme.

Chuck se rend au Yukon pour apprendre sur le piégeage du lynx ; il rencontre Russell Burns, membre de la nation Kwanlin Dun, qui lui apprend à poser des pièges et à cuisiner cette viande maigre réputée pour son excellente saveur.

Art amène Dan aux Six Nations de la rivière Grand, qui représentent les six branches de la Confédération Haudenosaunee.

Dr. Cori's team is busy when they find a mysterious scar on a new shop cat and assist a puppy who was hurt after leaping from a car. Dr. Allison discovers an infection in a dog but is less confident in her dancing abilities as she learns to jig.

Frustrations begin to arise with distractions during the door creation; Jeremy and collaborator, Lorne, embark on a new burl.

At Rapid Lake, Chuck joins the local community and tries ice fishing; they grill the fish and accompany it with potatoes and moose lard; the family sit around the fire as they enjoy the food on a cold winter day.

Kei tēnei hōtaka: boil up dumplings; crispy orange chicken; pork loin and apple; quick and easy tapioca pudding.

Relic (Robert Clothier) searches for inner strength when the tide begins to roll in and he's pinned under a log. With Donnelly Rhodes.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

A profile of Daphne Odjig, and artist instrumental in the development of the Aboriginal Art Movement.

Exploring the idea that Indigenous ancestors are descended from the stars and not evolved from monkeys; using modern scholarship with ancient legends about historical contact with Star People to determine if this claim is a strange truth.

Don and Dakota Ray go behind the scenes to discover how Alberta K9 successfully trains exceptional working dogs for various clients.

One of Canada's proud leaders chooses between signing a deal with Queen Victoria or facing disease and devastation, and the British forces might literally steal the shirt from his back.

The town waits for Teevee's portable sawmill contract to fail; Sylvie LeBret returns after three years; Michelle teaches Charlie to hunt.

Relic employs a computer hacker to locate logs.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

A look into complex issues.

Meeting Dr. Cori Stephen and Dr. Allison Hay, two vets in two different locations; one resides in the country and the other in the city, but both share their passion for keeping animals, from foxes to pet pigs, happy and healthy.

When chef Tawnya accepts a business award after closing her restaurant, she questions her choices and seeks guidance from her aunt, realizing she must choose between her community's needs and her own family's happiness.

Volunteering with the Mission PAWSible mobile vet unit in a remote Indigenous community, Dr. Emma manages loose dogs getting rowdy at the clinic. A routine spay takes a shocking turn when she finds a bullet in a dog.

Jeremy and Jerett commission stained glass for a door as Jeremy takes on a project overseas; artist Kaija creates a piece for a museum.

From Niagara Falls, eight acts compete for Canada's votes, in hopes of winning "Canada's Got Talent" and the million-dollar prize.

The River Cree team faces struggles during practice leading to doubts about their readiness to compete in the season's first show; Old Sun's rider sustains an injury raising concern about his ability to recover in time for the upcoming race.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

A look into complex issues.

On the Island of Hawai'i, Kānaka Maoli have revived an ancient way of life, where caring for the land brings mutual benefit. Meet Alika and Lacyann, who have renewed family traditions, creating a meaningful legacy for future generations.

Chef Shane and Julien Chartrand go spring fishing on Lake Manitoba. Chef Shane prepares lesser-known fish, showcasing ingredient accessibility for Michif and First Nations. His innovative approach connects tradition and heritage to local culinary journeys.