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Pink discovers a tunnel, which echoes whenever they make sounds; when one of these noises spooks Green, the Very Small Creatures are quick to comfort their scared friend.

Polkaroo and Malik are having fun sorting laundry by skip counting, and they find out how it's a great way to clean up, count, and play.

Emily Elizabeth, Samantha, Pablo and Jack turn a giant cardboard box into an epic fort; they make the perfect place to play.

Trolley visits Someplace Else for a big party; Donkey thinks her pet fish is magic and will help her complete her tough-stuff-to-do list.

Jasmine and Jambo show us different kinds of guitars - and teach us the art of playing invisible guitars, if you don't have one.

The friends try to consider the size of each player to make teams for their silly new ball game.

Tom has broken his foot, and so he has to have a day off school; with Tom away, Marcus Meldrew tries to take over the show.

Princess Delphina creates a magical bubble that repeats whispered messages; she uses the bubble to issue commands in the Sea King's voice, leading to confusion and chaos among the characters.

Ava has a number best friend; learning how to round numbers up to 10 can make solving big calculations much easier.

When giant balloons float away from a parade, it's up to the pups to save the pup balloons, the parade and Mayor Humdinger; the Turbot cousins try to spot a rare spider but get stuck in its web.

Someone has swiped Vet Wilder's feedback box and nobody in town can give criticism or share their opinion; the Word Detectives discover that feedback can sometimes be hard to hear, the best kind of feedback is constructive.

Messy, a monster, explores science questions that children ask about the world.

Young inquirer, Anvitha, asks Blynk and Aazoo why mosquito bites itch; Blynk invents a spray to keep bugs at bay, but it seems to be nectar to woodpeckoids.

Olympia and Otis must call a truce between feuding guests.

When Slippy and Ella pair up for a race, Slippy eagerly takes over, doing everything and making Ella feel sidelined; but when they get into trouble, Slippy realizes the importance of teamwork; then, when Ella gets in trouble for not doing the dishes properly, she thinks she would be better off on her very own station; she sets her sights on Mars where only fun rules will apply! But reality quickly

Ginger and the baby Pea-Rexes help remove a thorn from the foot of a giant Asparagusaur who shows their gratitude by following them everywhere.

The Joyful Boing loves to bounce and will happily spring off anything, including B.O.T.; it lives in a world of pointed rocks, so the risk of puncture is high; B.O.T. tries to prevent this from happening whilst attempting to collect the data.

JoJo and Gran Gran have a barbecue with their extended family; JoJo and Cousin Lexi prepare a dance, but when their portable speaker runs out of battery they need help from Gran Gran.

Polly and her friends are having a Dance Competition at the Forest Fort, using the ramp as a catwalk for strutting their fancy dance moves to music. But with Boo determined to join in, things don't go as planned until Polly finds a way of making the game less competitive and more inclusive of her playful pup.

The polar bear and brown bear are playing hide and seek in the snow.

One day, the kittens and their parents visit the watermelon fair; while walking, they notice a competition with a huge watermelon as a prize.

Lila and Marco, two creative children, bring to life a quintet of knitted gnomes with whimsical journeys in a cozy universe made of wool.

Pip, Posy and Jamila play treasure hunts, but Jamila keeps getting distracted by all her mini friends; they decide to combine their games.

Ladybird and Bee have to figure out a way to get past the big pile of stuff blocking the path.

Odo is initially frightened when he meets Boo the Bat; Odo becomes jealous when he realizes that Doodle and Boo are very good friends.

An outdoor film night inspires Samantha to make a film of her own; including friends means contending with a lot of ideas; while Samantha figures out what it means to be leader, Emily Elizabeth must learn how to let her friend enjoy the spotlight.

Howie and Baboo visit balloon maker Jungle Jack who creates a dog balloon for Howie, a banana balloon for Baboo, and explains how the gas in the floating balloons is lighter than air.

While Davey asked Poppy and Chaz not to use his remote-controlled helicopter, it proves easier said than done.

A medical skeleton named Bones answers body-related questions that are sent in by real-life children, while a squad of kid reporters known as the B Team find out more about the topic.

The top five facts on porcupines: 5 -- heavyweight contender, 4 -- it stinks, 3 -- it is covered with thousands of quills, 2 -- one has to be smart to attack it, and 1 -- orange teeth.

Cap'n Turbot speaks fluent alien while stranded with an Alien Grandpa; a lemon-loving duckling from Yumi's Farm disrupts a delivery to Lizzy's Lemonade Shoppe.

Africa is a continent containing 54 countries.

Carl and Sheldon are on a thank-you mission; Carl shows his friends the right way to play with pet rocks.

An educational program that shares fun arts and crafts ideas that can be tried out at home; from food art, to hairstyles, to origami and paper planes.

The friends are playing music together, but when it's Doodoowah's turn, he just stays silent and doesn't play at all; Doodoowah gets up and walks off, leading them all to a place where they have no choice but to be quiet.

Jasmine discovers Jambo's collection of vinyl records; shortly after, some of Jambo's most prized records start to disappear; Jambo and Jasmine investigate and discover that Dudua is to blame, but is also the solution.

Ozzie and Orli must stop the villainous Knights of the Square Table from turning things to stone; Ozzie and Orli time travel to save Odd Squad.

Agents test out new gadgets.

The competition is tighter than ever as Ariana leads the pack on the closest Leaderboard ever; with all athletes within striking distance and an unprecedented three ties near the top, the tension is palpable.

Finding out what the deal is with comets.

When a rogue wave crashes into the Tortuga, the Wild Kratts get separated; Jimmy and Aviva end up on rafts in the middle of the ocean. Koki is trapped on a sinking Tortuga.

Vet Wilder's Instruction pamphlet for his pet care classes has disappeared and now no one in Wordsville can instruct, guide or teach anyone; the Word Detectives talk to Singer Melody and Scientist Cosmo.

Trini offers to puppy-sit Tooey's newest sled dog, Khi, but ends up teaching him some bad habits; Molly makes a book about female pilots.

Tia hopes her friends will embrace her weird but wonderful dance moves, so Mr. Hugo reads them a story about a croaky frog with dreams of being a pop star.

Tired of doing chores, Reid and Leia head to a robotics lab at the University of Waterloo to find the ultimate helper. They discover how robots are designed for specific tasks and why one robot can't do it all.

Exploring how railways have been at the forefront of modern engineering and transport since their meteoric rise in the 19th century, through incredible design breakthroughs and the genius of pioneers who embraced nature and the challenges of physics.

Jeyan travels to Collingwood to speak with residents about the growing number of cyclists on the road.

Ontario's health-care system is under pressure, but is the province spending its money in the right places? A new report finds public funding for for-profit facilities is growing faster than hospital funding. Then, figures from the Northern Ontario School of Medicine University show the region is short 459 physicians. Thom Brott looks at why retaining doctors now is critical, as expanding medical

In 2020, Alexei Navalny gets poisoned with Novichok; world diplomacy accuses Putin's Russia; a few months later, the war with Ukraine is triggered, and the sanctions fall on Russia.

The 1990s and the rise in popularity of hip-hop, which finds itself attacked by all sides of the political establishment.

100 years after his birth, Oscar Peterson remains one of the greatest jazz pianists of all time, with over 200 recordings and eight Grammy Awards to his name.

On October 8, 1971, Canada became the first country in the world to adopt multiculturalism as an official policy; in the 50 years since, the idea of Canadian multiculturalism has been reinterpreted, expanded and challenged.

Ontario's health-care system is under pressure, but is the province spending its money in the right places? A new report finds public funding for for-profit facilities is growing faster than hospital funding. Then, figures from the Northern Ontario School of Medicine University show the region is short 459 physicians. Thom Brott looks at why retaining doctors now is critical, as expanding medical

In 2020, Alexei Navalny gets poisoned with Novichok; world diplomacy accuses Putin's Russia; a few months later, the war with Ukraine is triggered, and the sanctions fall on Russia.