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A Cree matriarch, a survivor of residential schools, recounts her struggle to preserve her daughter and obtain redress for the tragedies she endured. (Repeat).

Rick checks in with athletes headed to the Winter Olympics, including figure skaters Scott Moir, Tessa Virtue and Patrick Chan; bobsledders Kaillie Humphries and Jesse Lumsden; and biathlete Megan Tandy. Also: an interview with broadcaster Scott Russell. (Repeat).

Rick is in Ottawa training with athletes bound for the Invictus Games and then he heads to a wildlife rescue center on Vancouver Island. (Repeat).

Rick is in PEI where he helps with maintenance work on the Confederation Bridge. (Repeat).

Rick attends a picnic with hundreds of rescued golden retrievers in Ontario's Kawarthas and then heads to Manitoba to help paint one of the last group of grain elevators in the country. (Repeat).

Steve Brown helps a house buyer from the Lake District to find a home in Dumfries & Galloway, for her, her husband, their cat and not one but twelve motorcycles for £350,000. (Repeat).

Boo takes Mr. Periwinkle's flower. (Repeat).

Poppy and Randy are challenged to the Glowbie Rally Race by a mischievous racer. (Repeat).

In a game of hide-and-seek, Kiri pretends to be a flower. (Repeat).

The Rainbow King learns about opposites and has fun with some familiar Rainbow Kingdom faces in this version of the classic nursery rhyme "Two Little Dickie Birds." (Repeat).

Love Monster misses his friend Monster Teddy whom he recommends to be an artists' model. Bad Idea Puppy even places Teddy further away as protection from paint splashes. (Repeat).

Becca's Bunch are disheartened when they fail to earn their Happy Helper Day badges. (Repeat).

When the town bridge buckles, Build-It Brock steps in to repair it. (Repeat).

Mini-Maple assists Mini-Jon in his attempt to extract a stubborn baby tooth. Is the Agency's technology capable of completing the task? (Repeat).

Correspondent Yobdee looks at how we can give back to the earth in our own community. (New).

The Jr. ranchers create a prosthetic for a baby pterosaur with a tiny wing. (Repeat).

Yumi grows large vegetables, which must be corralled before they get out of control. (Repeat).

Nick and Toyah agree to keep their distance, and Cassie volunteers to become Ken's carer. (Repeat).

Abi reports Stefan to the police for targeting her, and Toyah refuses to be blackmailed. (Repeat).

Leanne scales new heights at the Institute, and Cassie lays her cards on the table for Ken. (Repeat).

Stefan catches Kevin on camera; Chesney gets upset after Joseph twists the truth. (Repeat).

Amy notices a spark between Steve and Cassie, and Joel chooses Sabrina as his next target. (Repeat).

Canada's auditor general details the problems with the ArriveCAN app. Then, is Russia's new hypersonic missile hard to shoot down? (Repeat).

An in-depth look at the ever-growing and mysterious world of Artificial Intelligence. (Repeat).

Wildfires, hurricanes, tornados, earthquakes. No matter which event strikes your area, what kind of choices will you make to survive? We go across the country to reveal what you can do to stay safe. (Repeat).

With a rebuild and COVID-19 restrictions lifted, Markdale is becoming more vibrant than ever. (Repeat).

Every summer, craftspeople in Conception Bay North put on a colorful display of tradition in the Festival of Quilts. (Repeat).

Roua Aljied; Dina Goldstein; Peaches. (Repeat).

A long-deposed ruler uses magic to bring the enemies who robbed her of her throne and marooned her on a remote island. (Repeat).

Dorran builds his wife and three children a super modern underground lair of a house on a hill outside Canterbury. This is an epic project that tests one man to his limits. (Repeat).

Having completed the exteriors of their homes, the miniaturists create mini family heirlooms and tackle their first interior space, the family room. (Repeat).

Budding entrepreneurs have three minutes to pitch their business ideas. (Repeat).

Caleb deals with his son's pony with the help of Amy; Lou and Jessica start a new project; Katie tries out a new but dangerous hobby; Logan and Miley move forward with their relationship. (Repeat).

Things move from quaint to eerie when Max and Ellis inquire into the disappearance of a butcher in a tiny rural community. In addition to learning a valuable lesson about teamwork, Max grills Ellis about his personal life. (Repeat).

As the crew waits for their fallen team member to wake up, Crystal starts to find her feet as a medical student, and a secret from the past threatens Nowak and Tristan's relationship. (Repeat).

CBC's flagship newscast, featuring depth and context from the CBC's bureaus across the country and around the world. (New).

Dwight Drummond provided a comprehensive look at the day's top stories. (New).

Roua Aljied; Dina Goldstein; Peaches. (Repeat).

The production faces challenges on opening night, with over-the-top sets and costumes overwhelming dancers and Jurgita revealing an injury potentially affecting her performance. (Repeat).

Shamima Begum (UK) and Hoda Muthana (US) made international news when they fled their respective countries as teens to join ISIS. They now want to return, but their home countries do not want them back. (Repeat).

A look at how magic is a unique tool for gaining new insights into the human mind. (Repeat).

Amy helps a unique animal from an abandoned zoo. Meanwhile, Tim joins Jessica in New York for her art show to fix a past mistake, and Jack and Lisa work through difficulties in their relationship. (Repeat).

Nicki Chapman and a couple from London keep busy searching for a new house in Cambridgeshire. The young buyers are hopeful their budget of £850,000 will buy them a three-bedroom property. (Repeat).

Jules Hudson is in Cheshire, assisting a couple from Liverpool in their search for an open-plan, three-bedroom home. (Repeat).

Robyn Bresnahan and the Ottawa Morning shares what one needs to know to start the day, and what one wants to know to live one's life. (New).

Flicker takes on his very own solo mission but worries he will not be able to complete it on time. (Repeat).

Henry gives the mini-clones a very special task: to find the android who has infiltrated the Agency. It could be anyone, even an agent. (Repeat).

The Beat and Wolf communities argue over the ownership of the bridge that connects their villages. (Repeat).

While trying to save pterosaur eggs during a windstorm, a damaged Dino Buggy complicates things for the Flyer and Rescue Squad. (Repeat).

The gang write a message in a farmer's field in order to communicate with space aliens. (Repeat).

When Nori is missing the secret ingredient to bake his mega-cake, (Repeat).

Jeremy and Jazzy learn about brunch and different foods served during brunch. (Repeat).

Zach must bring photographs to show and share. Because he can't find any of his old favorites, everyone dresses up and recreates the images. (Repeat).

Lettie tries to cover up a mistake she made by withholding the truth about what really happened. Lemo makes a discovery about Freddie's past and insists that he revisit that part of his life, even though Freddie isn't interested. (Repeat).

Liam needs Rusty, Ruby and Botasaur to help him catch frogs and return them to the pond. (Repeat).

Mr. Gruber gives Paddington a box of Magic tricks, but Paddington cannot master the tricks until he learns to practice, practice, practice. (Repeat).

Dylan and his friends imagine he's a Hotel Cleaner; Dylan and his friends imagine he's a Wedding Planner. (New).

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The bugs talk about books they love. (Repeat).

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

As Rescue Red tours School Station, Max wonders how he plans to use the bouncy net car during a routine safety inspection. (Repeat).

Daisy and the kids create paper roll goats using paper rolls, paint, and google eyes. (Repeat).

Jessie, Scout, Daisy, and the Gumboot Kids go on a treasure hunt for agate rocks. (Repeat).

Scout notices that his friend is smaller than before and wants to discover why. (Repeat).

Mr. Gruber gives Paddington a box of Magic tricks, but Paddington cannot master the tricks until he learns to practice, practice, practice. (Repeat).

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Get out the bubble makers for "Rainbow, Rainbow" then get ready to sing as Melanie teaches Pink's classic "Cover Me in Sunshine." (Repeat).

Zee loses control over GoWay, the eraser wish. It's up to True and Bartleby to bring it back to the Wishing Tree before it's too late. (Repeat).

Horus discovers his true calling. (Repeat).

A surprise visitor causes Amy to see Finn differently. A weekend trip to the cabin has Jack struggling with his past while Katie finally opens up. Lou and Peter's dinner party doesn't go as planned. (Repeat).

Bringing Canadians the latest breaking news from across Canada and around the world. (New).

Today's house-hunting couple is looking to relocate to the Somerset countryside with a budget of £700,000. (Repeat).

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Brian "Muscles" pushes the Wheelie Peeps out of their comfort zone on an off-the-grid camping trip. (Repeat).

Spotlighting Ottawa based artists whose work incorporates physical elements from the natural world. (Repeat).

With sister Hilda away on a refresher course, sister Julienne steps in to carry out home visits. The new pupil midwives are settling in well, and there is a sense of hope in the air. (Repeat).

Jamie makes an indulgent Easter dessert with a chocolate and custard hot cross bun extravaganza. He also shares his pan-roasted lamb with spring vegetables and super-quick Asian fishcakes. (New).

In the third week of lockdown, Jamie cooks a delicious lamb Biryani to make the most of his leftover roast, and shares his eggplant lasagna and noodle stir fry recipes. (New).

News reports, sports highlights and weather forecasts. (New).

Sabrina's friend advises her to avoid Joel, and Tim ditches Steve due to a diary clash. (New).

A hidden-camera show modeled after the popular series "Just for Laughs." (Repeat).

After wishing on a mechanical soothsayer, Ogden descends into a house of horrors where psychopath James Gillies is alive. (Repeat).

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CBC's flagship newscast, featuring depth and context from the CBC's bureaus across the country and around the world. (New).

News reports, sports highlights and weather forecasts. (New).

The Boyz bid on a mystery storage locker at auction and get an expensive, and horrifying, surprise. A rap battle reveals all. A man takes disorienting naps. (Repeat).

Sabrina's friend advises her to avoid Joel, and Tim ditches Steve due to a diary clash. (Repeat).

To prove Ogden's innocence in the death of an alderman's wife, Murdoch pursues the politician with a vengeance. (Repeat).

After losing at the custody hearing, Joanna is desperate to help Kodie, and recklessly launches an emergency challenge to the court-appointed custodian. The case brings Billy face-to-face with the last person he wanted to see. (Repeat).

In the series premiere, Detective Frankie Drake partners with an unlikely ally when she's the number one suspect in a jewelry heist. (Repeat).

An upside-down fun ride is taken at Wonderland. (Repeat).

CBC's flagship newscast, featuring depth and context from the CBC's bureaus across the country and around the world. (Repeat).

Chris Bavin and today's pair take around the gorgeous countryside of Shropshire while looking at some enticing homes on the county's property market. (Repeat).

Robyn Bresnahan and the Ottawa Morning shares what one needs to know to start the day, and what one wants to know to live one's life. (New).

Farmer Faye races to Beach Station to reunite a baby octopus with his parents. (Repeat).

Shorthands wants to retrieve a book from the mini-clones' playhouse. (Repeat).

The gang needs to save a bear family after they were sent on an ice floe by Jalopi. (Repeat).

The Rescue Flyers rally to do a seemingly impossible rescue with the help of their whole family; when Jon's pursuit of his stolen Rescue Flyer Badge puts his family into trouble, Jon chooses to save something more important to him than an award. (Repeat).

Everest needs a bath after she's sprayed by a skunk, but the pups struggle to convey this to her. (Repeat).

Rio has planned an amazing game night for all of his friends, but Pinky realizes she forgot to send (Repeat).

Which is more entertaining, a donut or a donut hole? (Repeat).

Zach is overjoyed when Simon arrives for a sleepover at Aunty B's place.This is Simon's first sleepover, and Aunty B's House has a lot of unusual shadows and sounds. Aunty assists him. (Repeat).

Lemo makes a discovery about Freddie's past and insists that he revisit that part of his life, even though Freddie isn't interested. (Repeat).

Frankasaurus mistakes Ozzy for a snoring dinosaur and accidentally sets him adrift in a crate. (Repeat).

When Jonathan loses his balloon, Paddington tries to get him a new one, but accidentally ends up flying all over London. (Repeat).

Hop believes Filipa is upset since she does not attend the Pancake Party. So he and the Hoppers create a circus to cheer her up. (Repeat).

The Hoppers are eager to ride in Jerome's hot air balloon, but Hoot is terrified of heights. (Repeat).

Lu upsets Elodie when she laughs at an involuntary noise she makes. (Repeat).

The bugs discuss about making hilarious sounds. (Repeat).

The Mayor worries his big hop into the town fountain isn't as good as the one he did last year. (Repeat).

Mechanic Milo and Liza team up to prevent Bat Cave Tunnel from collapsing, and to return a baby owl to its nest. (Repeat).

Daisy is inspired after seeing seagulls at the sea shore. Daisy and the Gumboot Kids use their imaginations, some stones and driftwood to create a beautiful seagull inspired craft. (Repeat).

Jessie Farrell and the Gumboot Kids sing an ode to the salmon run. The song depicts the way salmons swim upstream every year to go back to where they were hatched before migrating to the ocean. (Repeat).

Scout sends the Kids an adventure to discover a storybook in the sky. (Repeat).

When Jonathan loses his balloon, Paddington tries to get him a new one, but accidentally ends up flying all over London. (Repeat).

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Butterflies fly all over Cyndi Lauper's "True Colours" before Glee dances her heart out to John Sebastian's "What a Day for A Daydream." (Repeat).

When Bartleby brings home some super soft Zazoony Moss, it grows like crazy. This dreamy classic waltz features a montage of explosive moss chaos. (Repeat).

Jon is under Tiberius' control and seeks to get his hands on the Phobos Cube, in order to get rid of the Agency once and for all! (Repeat).

Amy helps Lisa with Platinum Bow. Tim has a difficult visit with Shane. Katie leads a strike at Maggie's. Jack reconnects with his country music roots. (Repeat).

Bringing Canadians the latest breaking news from across Canada and around the world. (New).

Sonali Shah helps a couple from a Surrey town who want to escape to the Welsh Borders for a quieter pace of life. They are hoping to use their £620,000 budget to purchase a characterful country home. (Repeat).

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The new coach on campus must train a handful of medal hopefuls. (Repeat).

Murdoch believes the untimely death of a guy during a gospel revival is linked to a furious fraudulent preacher and a nun. (Repeat).

It's September 1966, and at clinic Trixie is tasked with examining a desperate woman who is pregnant with her fifth child. Trixie learns that her patient's personal life is far from stable, compelling her to speak out publicly. However, the results garner mixed reactions from Nonnatus House and the community. (Repeat).

Jamie uses fresh vegetables to turn a ratatouille into a posh pizza, and shares his delicious lamb kofta kebabs and roasted tomato risotto. (New).

As the weather gets warmer during lockdown, Jamie cooks a fresh Caesar salad from a whole roast chicken. He also shares the recipe for spicy piri piri pork belly and cod wrapped in smoky pancetta. (New).

News reports, sports highlights and weather forecasts. (New).

Bernie begs Kit to rescue Gemma while Glenda offers George a compromise. (New).

A hidden-camera show modeled after the popular series "Just for Laughs." (Repeat).