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Moira films a movie in Bosnia, hoping to revive her career; David tries to take his relationship to the next level.

Revisiting the hits with fan favorites and viral sketches.

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

Helping prospective buyers find their dream home in the country.

The Junior Rangers' fundraiser is in danger of being shut down because of a ban on open flames.

When a geocached item seems to have disappeared along with the soil it was buried in, Addison is intent on finding out what happened to it.

Evan and Jazmin duet with "If You Can Find the Beat"; Melanie teaches the kids Justin Bieber's chart-topper "Friends.".

Using bubble makers for "Rainbow, Rainbow"; Melanie teaches Pink's classic "Cover Me in Sunshine.".

Shelley and Khadijah work on their act for the school talent show; Zach totally forgot about it, so he needs to figure out what his talent is; when he also decides on magic, the girls get annoyed.

Ryan introduces his friend Brownie, a sweet and friendly dog who loves everyone she meets.

Desmina introduces her best friend, Luna, a very playful, young Frenchie.

When Gary gets caught up in his video game, he misses out on the fort's trip through space; with the help of his friends, Gary learns that putting down the screen leads to real-life adventure.

Togo gets a tune-up above and below before seeing the Great Pineapple Unveiling.

Lu takes the class pet home for the weekend.

Barnaby gives away some shared treats without asking Lu.

Dermot is upset when he misses a goal and struggles to express himself.

Daisy thinks she hears her neighbor knocking, but it's just a woodpecker; Daisy makes some playful paper woodpecker art with the Gumboot Kids.

The Gumboot Kids visit a farm and enjoy Jessie Farrell's song about sheep and their wooly coats; Scout and Daisy join in the fun.

The Gumboot Kids follow a trail to a tiny moving house.

Winkles' friends have a surprise party planned for him; when he looks like he might discover it before they are ready, they distract him by asking him to fix things all over town.

Super baddies Harold, Ladybird and the Copycat team up and take the Mighty Pups' mighty meteor; the Mighty Pups must get their meteor back and charge up to stop them before the team of baddies destroys Adventure Bay.

The Mayor loses her pet bug; it's up to Power Paige to find it.

A drought on Dino Island forces the Dino Ranchers to intervene as wild dinos fight over water; a mysterious 'sea creature' causes the Ranchers to crash the Jungle Jetter on an uncharted island.

The PAW Patrol must rescue Cap'n Turbot and Francois' Grandma Tilly after she rides off on a dolphin.

Toopy's shadow has ideas of its own.

When Wilbur's baby, Comet, rockets off to explore the tunnels inside Dino Mountain, it's up to Min, Sadie and Tara to combine their strengths to rescue the playful little pterosaur.

Ruby demonstrates her newest invention -- the world's strongest glue -- and gets all of Sparkton Hills stuck.

It's Bacon Berry's birthday and the crew is excited to celebrate, but their spirits are dampened when they realize that Phil bought the wrong gift for the occasion.

Ava and Rory find a magical board game that takes them on an adventure around the Academy.

Using a sleepover at the stables as their cover, the Sapphires sneak out searching for the crown stars; but they're not the only ones looking.

After a month of questing, Lana looks forward to a Guild VIP Pass. But upon their return to the Guild, she discovers that she failed to fully declare their heroics. Admiral Lovejoy is about to expel the crew.

Lana bakes her first-ever Scooterberry cake as an offering to placate a hangry whirlpool, only to have it devoured by Sprog thanks to an oversight by Bo; Lana must navigate friendship's choppy waters.

Lana has her boomerang in hand, ready for their next quest when Andar surprises her with a mini version of his awe-inspiring hammer. As hammer and boomerang clash (metaphorically!), Lana and Andar's differing perspectives become apparent.

When Lana wants to steer the Mighty Windbreaker, Andar makes up a bogus rule that you need to have a beard before taking on such responsibilities. So Lana finds one, but it's got a mind of its own.

When Max loses a challenge at a video game tournament, he gets akumatized into the Gamer and unleashes a giant robot on Paris.

When Juleka is excluded from the class picture, she is akumatized into Reflekta and threatens to turn everyone into a reflection of herself.

A misunderstanding while baby-sitting Manon leads to a young girl becoming akumatized as the Puppeteer.

Creamy builds a teleporter that sends Jon and Tiberius to Antarctica.

Horus has found the Crown of Kings, and Agatha is desperate to wrest it from him.

Charlie abandons his body using a magic wand to become a ghost like Que.

A competition with Goblins to see who owns Helsing's House gets sorted on the Grassketball court.

A new student arrives in the form of unkempt toy poodle Daisy; Yorkshire terrier, Marley, adores his owner Louise, but suffers severe stress whenever she leaves the room.

Coverage of the triathlon racing series.

From Lausanne, Switzerland.

From Montreal.

A roundup of the top stories of the week from across Atlantic Canada.

The scallop farmers of Poole's Cove; the story of Doug and Jennifer Caines, two of Newfoundland and Labrador's aquaculture pioneers.

The farewell hometown concert of iconic rock band, The Tragically Hip; originally aired live on national television, the concert was experienced by an estimated one-third of Canadians, among the biggest events in the country's broadcast history.

When Alena and her husband spend a summer up at Luna Lake Resort, she begins a dangerous and passionate secret affair with JB, who runs the place. Summers only—that's the rule, until they break it.

A group of women residing at an inpatient mental health clinic form a makeshift community after experiencing personal crises.

Skewering Canada's climate achievements; Aba Amuquandoh, Stacey McGunnigle, Trent McClellan, Chris Wilson and Mark Critch.

The month may be dry, but the spirits are high.

The Royals are coming; tips for the 2020 winter blast; exploring the history of beer league curling; the curse of Oak Island.

When the drains at Pizzamat and Hang 20 start backing up, Addison is determined to solve the mystery.

Addison's mom, Detective Patel, talks to the students about her work and reveals a rumor that there may be a stolen art treasure hidden in their school.

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

Quintin has a surprise up his sleeve for "The Sorry Song"; Mel teaches the kids how to "Roar.".

Shelley got a new library book that she can't wait to read, but Khadijah wants to spend the day playing with Shelley; Shelley learns that the best policy with friends is to communicate.

Ara introduces his unique, feathered friend Harry.

Jaxen introduces viewers to her friend, General Bun Bun the bunny rabbit.

Tired of her dad limiting her freedom on the MWB, Lana jumps at the chance to become Sorlak's daughter for a day; she discovers that the unchecked freedom of her dad's old buddy may be more adventurous than she bargained for.

Dounia lives peaceful moments in her hometown of Aleppo, but in the shadows, a war is brewing.

Bombs fall on Aleppo and destroy the world of Dounia and her grandparents. Will they have to leave?

Dounia and her grandparents take the road to Turkey. This is the first milestone of a long journey.

Dounia's journey continues but an important obstacle has to be overcome: the sea.

Dounia and the group are stopped at the Macedonian border. They settle in a camp.

The group arrives in Hungary. Dounia's family is stuck at the train station.

After arriving in Canada, Dounia and her grandparents acclimatize to their new life.

Dounia and her grandparents integrate despite everyday challenges.

Can Kokom, Miguizou's grandmother, help Dounia find her dad?

Dounia makes a drum in the hope that it will amplify her heartbeat.

Winter is drawing to a close and spring is finally here.

Dounia and her family are invited to go on a trip. They discover traditional music, learn about the legends of Quebec and enjoy a sleigh ride.

Dounia accompanies Miguizou to the pow-wow, where a surprise awaits.

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

Andrew Chang explains what made a fire in a Bangkok bar so deadly; why Trump is on the brink of selling F-35s to Turkey; why Britain's PM Keir Starmer had no choice but to resign.

The film-makers follow people who live off the land and sea in Canada, shedding light on their daily lives and the challenges and issues they face.

Marc Fennell travels to the Pyramids of Giza, down the Nile and to the very heart of the British Empire to uncover the truth of how the ancient Egyptian mummified remains of a child ended up in Australia's oldest university.

Host Anthony Morgan meets some of the scientists looking for ways to ease the pain of a broken heart.

We exposed a network of international scammers targeting teenagers and blackmailing them with a scheme known as "sextortion"; we created fake social media profiles to investigate the scheme behind the blackmail.

Explore the Amazon jungle to help unravel an elaborate botanical heist.

From Lausanne,Switzerland.

From Montreal.

Five remaining bakers show off their techniques in Pastry Week, making birthday pies, the Egyptian Lenza, and flaky, layered mille-feuille.

Amy is working with an Olympian's horse when Spartan's health suddenly declines; after Amy's high-profile client questions Amy's integrity, rumors threaten her reputation as a horse trainer.

Kids competing in a baking competition.

Seasonal scents fill the air when the bakers create autumnal pies, vegan parkin treats fit for a bonfire night and festival cakes with fall veggies.

Suresh Doss slows down as he explores the cultures and cuisines of the Maghreb in Montreal.

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

A roundup of the top stories of the week from across Atlantic Canada.

Andrew Chang explains what made a fire in a Bangkok bar so deadly; why Trump is on the brink of selling F-35s to Turkey; why Britain's PM Keir Starmer had no choice but to resign.

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.

A look at the private life of Margaret Atwood.