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This biopic of Portland cartoonist John Callahan details how he found new purpose in life after his alcoholism led to a serious car crash that left him a quadriplegic. Along the way, he receives help from his AA sponsor and a caring physical therapist. (Repeat).

Milena joins her father on a mushroom hunt, a family tradition she hasn't participated in since first losing her sight. Meanwhile, Rosmarie visits Windhorse Farm—sustainably managed woodland that offered her refuge during a turbulent time. (Repeat).

Dave Brown discusses entertainment, sports, and current events through a disability lens. (Repeat).

This serves as the gathering place for those who live with functional limitations. (New).

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Laura Bain travels the world-famous Cabot Trail, sails on Bras d'Or Lake, experiences a VIP single malt tasting at the Glenora Distillery's Whisky Warehouse, and so much more. (Repeat).

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Ottawa-born singer-songwriter Lucas Henneman is an accomplished singer and guitarist. Mexico-based pianist Eduardo Ibarra is a talented jazzman and a devoted teacher. (Repeat).

Thomas dreams of getting a job and living independently. He has Down Syndrome and has never been able to secure a paid position. Once a registered nurse, Nathalea became legally blind at the age of 32. She has since been job hunting with no success. (Repeat).

Frankie "Flowers" Ferragine returns to the kitchen. (Repeat).

Sweet and savory flavors are explored during the Season 4 premiere, which features guests Colin McAllister and Justin Ryan. (Repeat).

Dave Brown discusses entertainment, sports, and current events through a disability lens. (Repeat).

Kelly MacDonald, Ramya Amuthan and a team of blind and partially sighted contributors share arts, entertainment and lifestyle stories. (Repeat).

A disillusioned American surgeon crosses paths with a farmer in India as they each seek more fulfilling lives. Based on the novel by Dominique Lapierre. (Repeat).

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Dave Brown discusses entertainment, sports, and current events through a disability lens. (Repeat).

Kelly MacDonald, Ramya Amuthan and a team of blind and partially sighted contributors share arts, entertainment and lifestyle stories. (Repeat).

Alex Smyth heads to the Niagara region to explore the history, agriculture, sites, and sounds that make it one of the most popular tourist destinations in Canada. (Repeat).

For over 20 years, DJ Hunnicutt (a.k.a. Tyler Sneesby) has mixed music for the masses. After losing his vision, Tyler is trying to find new ways to create music, even if it means going head-to-head with a software giant. (Repeat).

Greg Westlake hits the court with wheelchair tennis phenom Rob Shaw before meeting the people from SkiAbility Algoma, an organization dedicated to ensuring water skiing is accessible to all. (Repeat).

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A disillusioned American surgeon crosses paths with a farmer in India as they each seek more fulfilling lives. Based on the novel by Dominique Lapierre. (Repeat).

Greg Westlake hits the court with wheelchair tennis phenom Rob Shaw before meeting the people from SkiAbility Algoma, an organization dedicated to ensuring water skiing is accessible to all. (Repeat).

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Ron's adventure takes his group on an alternative route by canoe to the historic site of Batoche where, in 1885, Louis Riel led a Metis community in the resistance to the Canadian government trying to force them from their land. (Repeat).

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A disillusioned American surgeon crosses paths with a farmer in India as they each seek more fulfilling lives. Based on the novel by Dominique Lapierre. (Repeat).

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Kelly MacDonald, Ramya Amuthan and a team of blind and partially sighted contributors share arts, entertainment and lifestyle stories. (Repeat).

Annabelle Waugh, the food director at Canadian Living magazine, helps the hosts prepare some sweet treats. Included: Panang curry; kale-and-apple salad with candied pecans; Annabelle's ultimate carrot cake. Also: the secret to the perfect macaron; canning strawberry jam; and almonds for eye health. (Repeat).

A visit to the Kamloops Waterski club and their adaptive clinic, where everyone has the opportunity to tip their toes in the water and try water skiing. (Repeat).

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Giselle Courteau walks Mary through her recipe for a Financier carrot cake. (Repeat).

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Annabelle Waugh, the food director at Canadian Living magazine, helps the hosts prepare some sweet treats. Included: Panang curry; kale-and-apple salad with candied pecans; Annabelle's ultimate carrot cake. Also: the secret to the perfect macaron; canning strawberry jam; and almonds for eye health. (Repeat).

Alma and Morris give Pete a scare; Pete heads to the local bookstore; Hodges and Jerome are worried about Holly taking the stand; Finkelstein tells Lou to keep Brady quiet; Holly and Lou give a impactful testimony. (Repeat).

Ottawa-born singer-songwriter Lucas Henneman is an accomplished singer and guitarist. Mexico-based pianist Eduardo Ibarra is a talented jazzman and a devoted teacher. (Repeat).

A visit to the Kamloops Waterski club and their adaptive clinic, where everyone has the opportunity to tip their toes in the water and try water skiing. (Repeat).

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Milena takes centre stage at the grand opening of the Healing Garden at the Common Roots Urban Farm. Later, Milena and Rosmarie collect seeds for the next growing season and are joined by a friend for some horticulture therapy. (Repeat).

Alma and Morris give Pete a scare; Pete heads to the local bookstore; Hodges and Jerome are worried about Holly taking the stand; Finkelstein tells Lou to keep Brady quiet; Holly and Lou give a impactful testimony. (Repeat).

For over 20 years, DJ Hunnicutt (a.k.a. Tyler Sneesby) has mixed music for the masses. After losing his vision, Tyler is trying to find new ways to create music, even if it means going head-to-head with a software giant. (Repeat).

A visit to the Kamloops Waterski club and their adaptive clinic, where everyone has the opportunity to tip their toes in the water and try water skiing. (Repeat).

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This episode discusses adjusting to a new life after brain trauma. An Alberta man and a Saskatchewan woman both discover therapies that heal their mind and body. (Repeat).

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This serves as the gathering place for those who live with functional limitations. (Repeat).

Alma and Morris give Pete a scare; Pete heads to the local bookstore; Hodges and Jerome are worried about Holly taking the stand; Finkelstein tells Lou to keep Brady quiet; Holly and Lou give a impactful testimony. (Repeat).

Barenaked Ladies singer Ed Robertson helps the chefs prepare recipes that are roasted and toasted. On the menu: roasted potatoes with toasted pine nuts; a blade roast with toasted garlic chips; Hannah banana cake. Also: A family-run cattle farm is visited; and the health benefits of Brussels sprouts are explored. (Repeat).

The focus of the Tetra Society is to look for solutions to overcome environmental barriers that people with disabilities face. (Repeat).

Bobbi leads a full-body workout session that the audience can follow in the comfort of their homes. She also teaches some injury-prevention exercises for visually-impaired individuals who rely on guide dogs. (Repeat).

Ottawa-born singer-songwriter Lucas Henneman is an accomplished singer and guitarist. Mexico-based pianist Eduardo Ibarra is a talented jazzman and a devoted teacher. (Repeat).

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Christine has yet to successfully find a job that can accommodate the tics and anxiety caused by her Tourette Syndrome. Outgoing and energetic, Kelly has Asperger Syndrome and has been unsuccessful in his job search so far. (Repeat).

Barenaked Ladies singer Ed Robertson helps the chefs prepare recipes that are roasted and toasted. On the menu: roasted potatoes with toasted pine nuts; a blade roast with toasted garlic chips; Hannah banana cake. Also: A family-run cattle farm is visited; and the health benefits of Brussels sprouts are explored. (Repeat).

Chris, Alex and a gym owner builds a peg board for exercising; Chris finds an old table that could be made into a poker table. (Repeat).

Milena takes centre stage at the grand opening of the Healing Garden at the Common Roots Urban Farm. Later, Milena and Rosmarie collect seeds for the next growing season and are joined by a friend for some horticulture therapy. (Repeat).

The focus of the Tetra Society is to look for solutions to overcome environmental barriers that people with disabilities face. (Repeat).

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This episode discusses adjusting to a new life after brain trauma. An Alberta man and a Saskatchewan woman both discover therapies that heal their mind and body. (Repeat).

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Aleem's plan for a culinary masterpiece hits a roadblock. Bean takes on a speaking gig with the Edmonton Police Service. (Repeat).

Chris, Alex and a gym owner builds a peg board for exercising; Chris finds an old table that could be made into a poker table. (Repeat).