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The British turned to First Nations expertise to create a new type of soldier.

JB the First Lady preserves the memories of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.

Featuring Soleil Launière, a professional dancer who mixes beats to create original scores for her performances; she discusses her creative process and how she incorporates natural elements into her pieces.

This episode celebrates Haida artists as they pay tribute to cedar, a keystone species essential to Haida Gwaii's ecosystem and a fundamental element in Haida art.

Laura begins to recognize the fortune of being an artist who can share their gifts.

Reporter Kathleen Martens travels across the country to speak with those impacted by the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement.

In the boreal forest of northern Alberta, at-risk moose populations are further endangered by a growing number of bears; to help combat the issue, Sam and Chuck join another Métis father-son duo to hunt black bear using only a bow.

Drew steps into the badlands to visit the Hoodoos formations in Alberta, then travels to Thunder Bay to meet a sleeping giant and heads to Lake Huron and the Manitou Islands to uncover Indigenous legends.

Don and Dakota Ray join the workforce of Kekuli Café in British Columbia to discover what makes the growing franchise so successful.

Activist and artist KC Adams joins local Métis fishers to fish carp in Delta Marsh near St. Laurent; KC is also on the lookout for clay near the waterways for her own water vessel, an artistic clay pot piece.

Quand le Conseil de bande de Wendake lui offre le poste de chef cuisinier de l'Hôtel-Musée des Premières Nations, Martin Gagné accepte le défi avec grande humilité; après 10 ans de loyaux services, l'Assemblée nationale ouvre les portes.

Les recrues relèvent le défi physique du test FORCE et reçoivent leur paquetage. Les examens médicaux obligent plusieurs candidat·e·s à quitter l'aventure prématurément, un coup dur pour le moral du groupe.

Quand le Conseil de bande de Wendake lui offre le poste de chef cuisinier de l'Hôtel-Musée des Premières Nations, Martin Gagné accepte le défi avec grande humilité; après 10 ans de loyaux services, l'Assemblée nationale ouvre les portes.

Chuck visite la nation Dakota de Sioux Valley, au Manitoba, où des populations de bisons sont réintroduites après avoir été massacrées par millions au cours de la colonisation.

Art et Dan sont accueillis par les tambours et les danses à la Nation du lac Babine ; ils partent en hélicoptère pour explorer les coins éloignés du territoire et pêcher à l'embouchure de la rivière.

Dr. Allison and her team must monitor Shelby the Shih Tzu while trying to remove hundreds of tiny, grainy bladder stones; in Calgary, Dr. Emma and her team try to wrangle dogs for a blood drive.

Jeremy and Jerett choose a tree for their artistic trade and take on a new door commission; Jordan, the silversmith, attempts to bring the ranch logo designed by Jeremy to life.

Chuck visits the Dokis First Nation lands nestled within the flows of the French River; he meets Norman Dokis, an expert in nature interpretation for the area; Norman takes Chuck fishing and teaches him about junk fish and forgotten species.

Hera cooks up a seafood boil with butter sauce, neck chop ragù with kūmara mash and deep-fried bananas with butterscotch.

Jesse refuses to accept that Sara has become an adult when she plans to leave Gibsons to attend college.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

A single mom learns how to reclaim her dreams, family and honor her life, all thanks to an unlikely coach.

Don and Dakota Ray join AJ Scales, the head instructor and founder of Complete Martial Arts and Fitness Inc., to see how this third-degree black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu is transforming lives with his business.

The mystery of the sphinx in the British Museum.

Corp. Brian Fletcher takes over the investigation of the vandalized treatment center. With John Oliver, Tina Keeper, Dakota House and Tracey Cook.

The townspeople become concerned when Cliff's ex-wife shows up claiming he kidnapped their son.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

The 1963 rape and murder of 18-year-old Ann Mary Dick devastates the small Kaska community of Upper Liard, Yukon; more than five decades later, her sister Maryann seeks justice over the RCMP's mishandling of the investigation.

Dr. Cori sees Trooper the dog over several days to figure out why he won't eat and each day the stakes get higher; after a tricky eye surgery on Ben the dog, Dr. Allison heads to the bush with her mom for a dog sledding adventure.

In a powerful finale, Tawnya hosts a six-course dinner that serves as both tribute and teaching. Each dish reflects a chapter of Indigenous history, from the hardships of the residential school era to the revival of near-lost foods.

Simon Cowell joins the panel of judges in Niagara Falls; the final eight acts compete one last time for their chance to be named Champion and to win a life-changing prize.

Métis fiddler Blain brings heart and charm to two blind dates, crafting custom candles and hosting a playful ice cream tasting. With music in his heart and sweetness on the table, Blain searches for someone who matches his creative and down-to-earth spirit.

Funny man Josh goes on a couple of dates: a lighthearted wine and cheese, and a flirty spaghetti dinner. Between laughs, conversation and even a bit of shared history, Josh learns that the key to building chemistry is balancing humour with heartfelt moments.

Twenty-one of the best Indian Relay teams in the world are gathered at the Muckleshoot Gold Cup; returning champs, Two Medicine, need their starstruck rookie to ride his best, while Poitras Relay prays that their horse, Wizard, finally settles down.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

The 1963 rape and murder of 18-year-old Ann Mary Dick devastates the small Kaska community of Upper Liard, Yukon; more than five decades later, her sister Maryann seeks justice over the RCMP's mishandling of the investigation.

Vancouver Island is the ancestral territory of the Nuu-chah-nulth, who have been stewards of both the land and sea since time immemorial; Rachel, Hayden and Daniel are helping youth from the Tla-o-qui-aht Nation reconnect with the land and sea.

Actor Gabriel Daniels hunts big game in St. Laurent, deepening his respect for his parents' efforts to keep him connected to the land and his Métis culture; his father played a key role in the landmark Daniels v. Canada case.