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As summer approaches, the homesteaders pull out all the stops, making one final push to turn their backwoods dreams into reality.

Three Indigenous women accuse a Saskatchewan hospital of coercing them into sterilization surgery against their will; an investigation found that racist attitudes amongst staff including doctors had contributed to the incidents.

The Alaskan inhabitants push their minds, bodies, and souls to the limits to survive as they build a cabin, teach important survival skills, hunt musk ox, and reap the rewards of hard work from summers past.

The Island Brave race at home at the Snuneymuxw Canoe Races, where family, culture and community become their driving force. As rivalries unfold and Brazil draws closer, the team discovers that representing their Nation means more than winning.

When frigid weather halts rail service to Pukatawagan, the community relies on Missinippi Airways to keep food and supplies flowing. But freezing weather means their winter road could open, and leadership wants to know why the province is keeping it closed.

Ziggy receives her first internet influencer job offer to promote the seed and fertilizer company Nature's Oath. When her cousin calls her back to the reservation, she is compelled to fight to preserve the history of her people.

In the 16th century, Jacques Cartier provokes a power struggle with the people of Stadacona that will end in death and destruction; their land becomes ground zero for French colonization, leading them to wage the first war of Indigenous resistance.

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

Ziggy receives her first internet influencer job offer to promote the seed and fertilizer company Nature's Oath. When her cousin calls her back to the reservation, she is compelled to fight to preserve the history of her people.

From a two-headed calf to historical artifacts, the Sam Waller Museum in The Pas, Manitoba, is home to hundreds of oddities; the team makes contact with the spirit of a missing Indigenous woman, revealing clues about her untimely death.

Amanda and her team investigate Hat Creek Ranch, which is haunted by an elderly Chinese cook and a little girl. Amanda calls in her friend Hero, a Medicine Man, who warns of a dark presence. When things go haywire, it's clear a malevolent spirit is present.

The ghost hunters travel to Paris, Ontario, to investigate the haunted history of the Arlington Hotel, where many guests have witnessed apparitions and several floors are known as paranormal hotspots.

The Island Brave race at home at the Snuneymuxw Canoe Races, where family, culture and community become their driving force. As rivalries unfold and Brazil draws closer, the team discovers that representing their Nation means more than winning.

An elderly treasure hunter guides the team to the spot where he unearthed a rare 1700s coin; with hope and curiosity, they wade into the murky waters along the Dawson Trail, eager to test their luck.

In the Northwest Territories, Tłı̨chǫ researchers brave the barren lands to study caribou, using traditional knowledge to seek solutions to their decline; in Quebec, Innu mentors teach youth about their sacred bond with the boreal caribou, a species in crisis.

Three Indigenous women accuse a Saskatchewan hospital of coercing them into sterilization surgery against their will; an investigation found that racist attitudes amongst staff including doctors had contributed to the incidents.

In northern Quebec, Sam goes goose hunting for the first time and learns how special this bird is to the Cree; he takes part in a Cree rite of passage and learns about traditions that show respect to the animals being harvested.

Drew reveals how the Māori people of volcanic New Zealand have sustained a unique identity; from street artists and the famous Haka dance to traditional cooking methods, Drew goes native in New Zealand.

Don and Dakota Ray discover how a team of Indigenous food partners in Vancouver, British Columbia, works together to provide the masses with a delicious menu made by chef Paul Natrall and his food truck, Mr. Bannock Indigenous Cuisine.

Michif Country invites retired CFL player and motivational speaker JR LaRose to step out of his comfort zone and go trapping for the first time; accompanied by a trio of seasoned Métis trappers, JR sets out on the land for a trapping adventure.

L'actrice et écrivaine Christine Beaulieu participe à la visibilité culturelle de la Nation innue avec ses projets cinématographiques et théâtraux tels que le film "Nouveau-Québec" et la pièce "Les saumons de la Mitisipu.".

La connexion culturelle en bâtissant des tipis contraste avec la peur sur la tour de rappel. Des inspections tendues imposent une préparation rapide. La fatigue monte, et une recrue affronte ses doutes.

À Saint-Albert, Joshua et sa mère accueillent nos deux Aunties. Dans leur cuisine, il est question de leadership bispirituel et autochtone, de culture, de militantisme, en soulignant l'importance de préserver les traditions métisses.

Chuck se rend à Edmonton, la capitale de l'Alberta, qui compte d'ailleurs l'une des plus grandes populations autochtones du Canada. Chuck récolte des plantes médicinales et cuisine dans le tout nouveau restaurant autochtone du chef Scott Iserhoff.

Dan emmène Art à la découverte de ses racines londoniennes et de sa jeunesse passée sous la tutelle de son maître dans un restaurant gastronomique français au coeur de Chelsea.

A routine dental quickly becomes high-risk for a little Pomeranian, Bear; in Vanderhoof, a family brings in an abandoned dog who's in bad shape, searching for help from Dr. Cori; without owners present, questions arise about how to care for the dog.

Jeremy designs the logo for a local ranch in exchange for a tree, while also collaborating on a specially commissioned burl for a client.

Chuck travels to the prairies to hunt one of the region's most emblematic animals, the elk; he joins the Yuzicapi family, who have been hunting elk for decades and have turned it into a tradition.

Suzanne and Paulette visit three Métis women running a community kitchen in Winnipeg. Deep connections form as they cook bison stew, sharing stories of loss, motherhood, and how food creates healing, care, and community.

Nick takes a disliking to the charming musician who has sailed into Gibsons and into Sara's life.

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An elderly member of the indigenous Cree people of Canada is the spiritual guide of a journey that, like its charismatic protagonist, moves between past and present, and between Earth and the stars, to overcome the ghosts of colonisation.

Chuck visits Walpole Island in Ontario to try perch fishing for the first time; his guide, Rocky Sands, has been hunting and fishing since childhood and is eager to share the experience with Chuck in his community.

In the Métis settlement of St. Laurent, Manitoba, Chuck meets the Chartrand brothers, who take him muskrat trapping; once valued for its fur, the animal is now only trapped for its meat, used to prepare delicious roasts.

Ellen (Renae Morriseau) decides to have a traditional birth, which strains her friendship with Sarah (Tracey Cook).

Laurel is offered a job that would mean leaving Gibsons, and possibly Jesse.

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In 1990, Kanesatake became a global symbol of Indigenous sovereignty; now, a new crisis grips the small Mohawk community: Biker and street gangs exploiting a legal grey zone with only a small, unarmed local security team standing in their way.

Dr. Poitras opens the clinic late at night for a life-and-death situation with a cat named Benji; Dr. Cori doesn't mince words when a young lab named Bolt with a history of elbow pain comes back with a limp.

Danielle reads for an Indigenous woman grieving far from home, then travels to K'ómoks territory for a community group reading. Through rituals and ceremonies—both intimate and communal—Danielle and those she meets are guided toward reconnection and healing.

From Niagara Falls, the final eight acts will compete for their chance to win the prize and be named "CGT" Champion.

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.

In the Northern Ontario community of Constance Lake, Chuck goes sturgeon fishing with Austin Baxter and local youth. Baxter, a suicide prevention worker for teens, teaches them all about fishing. Chuck prepares a meal of boiled and fried fish for the group.

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.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

In 1990, Kanesatake became a global symbol of Indigenous sovereignty; now, a new crisis grips the small Mohawk community: Biker and street gangs exploiting a legal grey zone with only a small, unarmed local security team standing in their way.

Ellen (Renae Morriseau) decides to have a traditional birth, which strains her friendship with Sarah (Tracey Cook).