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

The news never looked the same when this show came on the air. These Toronto-based anchors and roving correspondents dish commentaries and sketches that shed a whole new light on keeping on top of the headlines. Every week, Canadians tune in to unique satire that explores all the events that makes the world -- as well as heads -- turn.

The news never looked the same when this show came on the air. These Toronto-based anchors and roving correspondents dish commentaries and sketches that shed a whole new light on keeping on top of the headlines. Every week, Canadians tune in to unique satire that explores all the events that makes the world -- as well as heads -- turn.

Two cousins hope the Dragons will branch out into the Christmas tree market; a couple hopes the Dragons will toast to their cream liqueur; and a founder hopes to expand her one woman village; two brothers look to clean up the competition.

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

Denise Nurse helps a couple with a budget of £450,000 find their dream country home.

Gary is disappointed when Sir Cushington can't play bocce ball the usual way with a broken tassel; thanks to his friends, he learns how to play differently, and the bocce game is back on.

Stella must recount her riders to make sure everyone has a seat.

Lu goes on a boat trip and loses Tara.

Lu struggles to find any treasure during a trip to the park.

Lu and Declan race their home toys and Declan is a bit careless.

The Gumboot Kids look for a tiptoeing shield that Scout saw by the pond.

Scout finds a friend with a soft nose.

When Blueberry the tortoise buys the amazing cat toy Mittens finds at the swap meet, Mittens does whatever she can to trade for it.

True and Bartleby agree to castle-sit for the Rainbow King and watch Frookie for Grizelda.

It's the Jungle Towers Talent show; Stellar and Piper practice their magic act.

A rescue with the help of the whole family.

Jeremy, Jazzy and friends sing along with some birds.

Catch up on any "Coronation Street" episodes you missed last week.

In a race against time, the Department of Fisheries and Oceans and wildlife experts pull together limited resources to help save endangered sea turtles.

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

Is your favourite restaurant able to serve everyone? Marketplace goes undercover, visiting popular restaurants with hidden cameras to reveal how they fare when serving people with disabilities.

Andrew Chang goes beyond the headlines to explain the major news stories everybody is talking about.

After the town's uranium mine went bust, Elliot Lake turned to of another precious resource: some of the most affordable real estate in the country.

Suresh Doss explores Latin American food in Toronto, and finds cuisine and culture can be a form of sanctuary.

A Melbourne worker's cottage gets a radical reimagining as a mid-century Palm Springs oasis; across town, a backyard shed gets transformed into a Japanese bathhouse.

When Spencer goes back into the fantastical world of Jumanji, pals Martha, Fridge and Bethany re-enter the game to bring him home. But the game is now broken -- and fighting back. Everything the friends know about Jumanji is about to change, as they soon discover there's more obstacles and more danger to overcome.

Jamie shows us a brilliantly easy traybake: chicken and pepper jalfrezi, where the oven does all the hard work.

Two brothers hope to lock in a concrete deal; two friends hope the Dragons will like their gutsy snack; a fitness company gears up for success; a team from Gatineau looks to cozy up to the Dragons and wrap up a deal.

In the aftermath of the endurance race, Lou and Georgie band together to save Amy's life; Katie and River find themselves caught in a difficult situation; Dex makes a decision about his future.

Five remaining bakers step back in time for the first ever Vintage Week, taking on Gougères or savoury choux pastry, the Prairies' own Flapper Pie, and a Charlotte Royale Centrepiece.

Alex and Brady help a remote community without access to vet care and face a tough decision about a puppy they bring back.

Canadian hockey legend Marie-Philip Poulin talks about how she deals with rejection, getting her front tooth knocked out, and how she really feels about her infamous nickname Captain Clutch.

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

Alberta This Week reflects on the top stories that matter to Albertans each week.

Ryan focuses on wheelchair basketball, with a goal of competing at the 2028 Paralympics in Los Angeles, but his club team struggles to be competitive; Ryan is given a video coach opportunity in a different parasport: sledge hockey.

Fatma and her son Majed fled Syria for the safety of Toronto, but their troubles are far from over; a look at what happens after year one ends.

James Whetung is reclaiming his Indigenous right to cultivate wild rice on Ontario's Pigeon Lake, but local homeowners are furious about large-scale changes in the waterways.

Delving deep inside the kitchen to reveal the delicious chemistry, physics, and microbiology of cooking.

Jack joins Ty on a road trip to spread his father's ashes.

Nicki Chapman helps a couple achieve a change of lifestyle for their family in Norfolk.

A couple from Reading in Berkshire want to escape and set up home in the Welsh Borders.

What's going on in Canada and the world; a ten-minute dose of big news stories.

An in-depth look at the day's top stories, weather and traffic.

Discovering if the mini-clones ruin once again picture day at the Agency.

The mini-clones mix up Q's ritual with a surprise part.

The mini-clones teleport into their favorite TV show.

Kingdom Force must save some frightened felines after Max Volume hijacks the Rocket Train and threatens their safety with his obnoxious, destructive music.

The Eraser is erasing letters from street signs in Reader Valley and now the cars don't know what to do.

Tango imprints on Clara Tinhorn after touching a flower, becoming Clara's new best friend, much to Miguel's dismay; the Ranchers must take to the skies to retrieve Miguel's stolen invention, The Dino Talker.

When Farmer Al's truck and Bettina the cow get stuck on top of a broken bridge, the pups must lower them to safety and find out what's wrong with Bettina.

After eating the last noodle, Toopy and Binoo set off to find more; along the way, Toopy invents a silly language called Noodle-Talk; before long, their search takes them all the way to Pastaland.

When a Brontosaur leader gets separated from her herd, the Dino Ranchers need to keep the herd from scattering until she can reunite with them and lead the migration.

Sammy and Rusty must get back to town before the yummy flower they picked for Sammy's sorbet turns yucky.

Lemo tries to work on a science experiment when he should be watching Bacon Berry and discovers a very unexpected outcome.

Dylan and his friends imagine he's a Hair Stylist.

With Penny away, Hop is overwhelmed running the diner so Filipa makes him a robot to help out.

Triggs heads to the vet with a sore paw, but Maddie's there every step of the way; along the journey, she meets some new furry friends who are all about lending a helping paw.

Red is tasked with delivering a Venus flytrap from Port Station to Farm Station, but encounters trouble when the playful plant grows along the way.

Mechanic Milo and Liza must build the new comet exhibit in time for the class field trip to Museum Station.

When the town holds a big talent show, Pants struggles to figure out his talent.

Paddington, Simi and Jonathan are on a dinosaur hunt on the island in the park, but dinosaurs don't exist anymore.

Animals overrun Barkingburg Castle while the Princess is away, forcing Ryder and the PAW Patrol to get them under control.

Molly, Tooey and Trini decide to build their own sailboat and voyage to distant waters.

Jeremy, Jazzy, Stu, and Tunebug learn about the life cycle of a butterfly.

Addison investigates the reason why Tess and Alex keep getting electric shocks.

A bear lurks near Heartland; Amy and Georgie rescue an injured horse.

News program bringing Canadians breaking news and live coverage from across Canada and around the world.

The coast is a theme today as Denise Nurse helps a keen gardener move to North Yorkshire to be closer to her family and her treasured grandson.

The Hunter family returns to face the Azzopardi family.

While setting up his business, David meets a new friend; Johnny defends Alexis' work; Moira deals with a difficult guest.

Ellis gets new information that leads him to a jazz club and possibly the person responsible for Daniel's death; Max poses as a singer at the club to gather intel; George goes before the parole board.

In December 1966, Lucille and Cyril are excited about their upcoming nuptials after a long engagement and can't wait to get married on Boxing Day.

Jamie gets the festivities started with a Christmas party menu of bramble cocktails, a beef bourguignon and a sparkling winter bombe ice cream dessert.

Stay informed with the breaking news and headlines.

Stay informed with the breaking news and headlines.

Bernie hides her upset as her test results confirm the worst. Debbie messes up a wedding booking.

Two families compete to guess the most popular answers to family-friendly survey questions, with a Canadian twist.

Murdoch investigates accidental deaths of train crash survivors — are they meeting a fate they eluded, or is someone picking them off one by one?

Sally faces the wrath of an increasingly unhinged Arnaud; Rose shocks Bobby by taking a huge risk; DCI Morgan finally brings charges for the murder of Jack Wright.

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

Stay informed with the breaking news and headlines.

M'Chigeeng First Nation on Manitoulin Island was once the center for the Anishinaabe people; this changed dramatically when a series of treaties cut off the community from their traditional lands.