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A dog and a goat meet in their front-legged carts; an elderly Labradoodle hopes to stay active with a new knee brace; a German Shepherd-Mastiff mix needs an indoor slipper.

Retinitis pigmentosa is a genetic disorder that affects the photo receptors at the back of the eye.

John digs into the world of politics and persons with disabilities who have held office. First, he meets with Stephanie Cadieux, Michelle Stilwell and Keith Jorgenson, before getting in front of his "constituents" with a speech.

When "One More Time's" annual fundraiser delivers a mediocre turnout, DJ goes head-to-head with his rival Carlito, the manager at Sports Dynasty, who is holding a competing event just to mess with OMT.

Jessica, who has Down Syndrome, hopes to translate her love of art into a paying job; legally blind musician BJ questions his career path.

Chef Nick Liu and hosts Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich create 3 dishes that feature fermentation.

Meet the cast of characters at Real Wheels Acting Academy, a one-of-a-kind program focusing on professional training and empowerment for local actors in the disability community.

Laura Bain highlights her hometown, tours one the most beautiful libraries in the world, learns the history of Africville and interviews award-winning singer/songwriter Joel Plaskett.

Music by Kellylee Evans, followed by work from Nova Scotia filmmakers Paul Vienneau, Brandon Boyd and Kayla Flinn.

GF Strong touts one of the best spinal cord injury programs in Canada; insight into GF Strong and how it has altered the lives of two former patients and their families.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

The National accessArts Centre, Canada's oldest and largest disability arts organization, and the stories of member artists' struggles and difficulties, and how the NaAC has helped facilitate success.

A dog and a goat meet in their front-legged carts; an elderly Labradoodle hopes to stay active with a new knee brace; a German Shepherd-Mastiff mix needs an indoor slipper.

Retinitis pigmentosa is a genetic disorder that affects the photo receptors at the back of the eye.

John digs into the world of politics and persons with disabilities who have held office. First, he meets with Stephanie Cadieux, Michelle Stilwell and Keith Jorgenson, before getting in front of his "constituents" with a speech.

Chris Judge and his community workshop give back to Cecil, a man who brought music into his community, by building him the home concert space of his dreams.

Jessica, who has Down Syndrome, hopes to translate her love of art into a paying job; legally blind musician BJ questions his career path.

Alicia, a disability advocate and actor who is blind, opens up about life with a brain tumour, refusing to give up on her dreams and her long journey to accepting mobility aids.

GF Strong touts one of the best spinal cord injury programs in Canada; insight into GF Strong and how it has altered the lives of two former patients and their families.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

The National accessArts Centre, Canada's oldest and largest disability arts organization, and the stories of member artists' struggles and difficulties, and how the NaAC has helped facilitate success.

A dog and a goat meet in their front-legged carts; an elderly Labradoodle hopes to stay active with a new knee brace; a German Shepherd-Mastiff mix needs an indoor slipper.

Retinitis pigmentosa is a genetic disorder that affects the photo receptors at the back of the eye.

John digs into the world of politics and persons with disabilities who have held office. First, he meets with Stephanie Cadieux, Michelle Stilwell and Keith Jorgenson, before getting in front of his "constituents" with a speech.

Chris Judge and his community workshop give back to Cecil, a man who brought music into his community, by building him the home concert space of his dreams.

Bobbi breaks down exercises people often consider "tough," so anyone can follow along no matter where they are in your fitness journey.

A thoughtfully described exercise routine that helps to create balance on both sides of the body.

Alicia, a disability advocate and actor who is blind, opens up about life with a brain tumour, refusing to give up on her dreams and her long journey to accepting mobility aids.

Dave meets Tracy Schmitt, best known as "Unstoppable Tracy," who has created a world of adventure few can imagine. Tracy takes Dave sailing and shows how the right attitude can steer the course of your life.

Braelynn, a spirited nine-year-old with Spinal Muscular Atrophy, and her parents once thought sports were out of reach. Through Volt Hockey, she finds confidence, belonging and a community that celebrates her abilities.

Laura Bain highlights her hometown, tours one the most beautiful libraries in the world, learns the history of Africville and interviews award-winning singer/songwriter Joel Plaskett.

Music by Kellylee Evans, followed by work from Nova Scotia filmmakers Paul Vienneau, Brandon Boyd and Kayla Flinn.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

The National accessArts Centre, Canada's oldest and largest disability arts organization, and the stories of member artists' struggles and difficulties, and how the NaAC has helped facilitate success.

Vancouver-based pie expert, Tina Lau makes her famous pies which are the perfect comfort food.

No trip to the East Coast is complete without eating the dish that made Halifax famous, the Donair; this isn't just any Donair, it's Chef Lauren Marshall's vegan recipe.

Ness and Eva are in a rush to get new gear and perform well as they head into the final competition of the season; this is Ness' last chance to fight for his place on the Canadian National Team.

From red sand to farmland and seaside towns, host Alex Smyth dives into the heart of Prince Edward Island, Canada's smallest province.

Alicia, a disability advocate and actor who is blind, opens up about life with a brain tumour, refusing to give up on her dreams and her long journey to accepting mobility aids.

Vancouver-based pie expert, Tina Lau makes her famous pies which are the perfect comfort food.

No trip to the East Coast is complete without eating the dish that made Halifax famous, the Donair; this isn't just any Donair, it's Chef Lauren Marshall's vegan recipe.

Ness and Eva are in a rush to get new gear and perform well as they head into the final competition of the season; this is Ness' last chance to fight for his place on the Canadian National Team.

From red sand to farmland and seaside towns, host Alex Smyth dives into the heart of Prince Edward Island, Canada's smallest province.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

The National accessArts Centre, Canada's oldest and largest disability arts organization, and the stories of member artists' struggles and difficulties, and how the NaAC has helped facilitate success.

Martin has a date with Amélie, a six-foot-tall woman; David confides in his difficulty trusting others; Pascal shows his school, which welcomes students with behavioral problems.

Anxiety is gaining more social acceptance, but severe Generalized Anxiety Disorder is still sorely misunderstood.

Jessica, who has Down Syndrome, hopes to translate her love of art into a paying job; legally blind musician BJ questions his career path.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Stories of community members, places, organizations and things working to make life enjoyable for individuals with disabilities.

Vancouver-based pie expert, Tina Lau makes her famous pies which are the perfect comfort food.

No trip to the East Coast is complete without eating the dish that made Halifax famous, the Donair; this isn't just any Donair, it's Chef Lauren Marshall's vegan recipe.

Ness and Eva are in a rush to get new gear and perform well as they head into the final competition of the season; this is Ness' last chance to fight for his place on the Canadian National Team.

From red sand to farmland and seaside towns, host Alex Smyth dives into the heart of Prince Edward Island, Canada's smallest province.

Dave meets Tracy Schmitt, best known as "Unstoppable Tracy," who has created a world of adventure few can imagine. Tracy takes Dave sailing and shows how the right attitude can steer the course of your life.

Braelynn, a spirited nine-year-old with Spinal Muscular Atrophy, and her parents once thought sports were out of reach. Through Volt Hockey, she finds confidence, belonging and a community that celebrates her abilities.

Jessica, who has Down Syndrome, hopes to translate her love of art into a paying job; legally blind musician BJ questions his career path.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Stories of community members, places, organizations and things working to make life enjoyable for individuals with disabilities.

Vancouver-based pie expert, Tina Lau makes her famous pies which are the perfect comfort food.

No trip to the East Coast is complete without eating the dish that made Halifax famous, the Donair; this isn't just any Donair, it's Chef Lauren Marshall's vegan recipe.

Ness and Eva are in a rush to get new gear and perform well as they head into the final competition of the season; this is Ness' last chance to fight for his place on the Canadian National Team.

Spotlight on the men and women who are working to transform the world with their creations.

Dave meets Tracy Schmitt, best known as "Unstoppable Tracy," who has created a world of adventure few can imagine. Tracy takes Dave sailing and shows how the right attitude can steer the course of your life.

Braelynn, a spirited nine-year-old with Spinal Muscular Atrophy, and her parents once thought sports were out of reach. Through Volt Hockey, she finds confidence, belonging and a community that celebrates her abilities.

A group of adventurers with disabilities spends three days on the Kootenay River.

Martin has a date with Amélie, a six-foot-tall woman; David confides in his difficulty trusting others; Pascal shows his school, which welcomes students with behavioral problems.

Anxiety is gaining more social acceptance, but severe Generalized Anxiety Disorder is still sorely misunderstood.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Stories of community members, places, organizations and things working to make life enjoyable for individuals with disabilities.

Host Christa Couture heads to Kingston, ON, where a historic trolley ride, a tall ship on Lake Ontario and a monster truck rally reveal a city full of unexpected passions.

This episode of Disrupt includes Manitoba-based Adam Schwartz's stand-up, an excerpt from Michael McNeely's film and a meditation on rock-picking from Paxsi.

Carly, who has autoimmune disorders and is a member of the neurodiversity community, discusses balancing work and health, chronic pain and her experiences within disability advocacy.

Modifying an ancient martial art helps rebuild the inner strength of two friends who lost their vision.

Features and interviews with athletes, community groups, healthcare professionals and innovators who are driving positive social change in the world of sports.

Dave meets Tracy Schmitt, best known as "Unstoppable Tracy," who has created a world of adventure few can imagine. Tracy takes Dave sailing and shows how the right attitude can steer the course of your life.

Braelynn, a spirited nine-year-old with Spinal Muscular Atrophy, and her parents once thought sports were out of reach. Through Volt Hockey, she finds confidence, belonging and a community that celebrates her abilities.

Host Christa Couture heads to Kingston, ON, where a historic trolley ride, a tall ship on Lake Ontario and a monster truck rally reveal a city full of unexpected passions.

This episode of Disrupt includes Manitoba-based Adam Schwartz's stand-up, an excerpt from Michael McNeely's film and a meditation on rock-picking from Paxsi.

Carly, who has autoimmune disorders and is a member of the neurodiversity community, discusses balancing work and health, chronic pain and her experiences within disability advocacy.

Modifying an ancient martial art helps rebuild the inner strength of two friends who lost their vision.

Features and interviews with athletes, community groups, healthcare professionals and innovators who are driving positive social change in the world of sports.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Stories of community members, places, organizations and things working to make life enjoyable for individuals with disabilities.

When family friends enlist Bruce's help with a 100-year-old lodge deep in the mountains, it's up to the adrenaline junkie and accessibility advocate to bring his imagination and innovation to the test.

From red sand to farmland and seaside towns, host Alex Smyth dives into the heart of Prince Edward Island, Canada's smallest province.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Following 30-year old disability educator Vicky Levack as she moves out of the institution where she has been living for the past decade, and into the community.

Host Christa Couture heads to Kingston, ON, where a historic trolley ride, a tall ship on Lake Ontario and a monster truck rally reveal a city full of unexpected passions.

This episode of Disrupt includes Manitoba-based Adam Schwartz's stand-up, an excerpt from Michael McNeely's film and a meditation on rock-picking from Paxsi.

Carly, who has autoimmune disorders and is a member of the neurodiversity community, discusses balancing work and health, chronic pain and her experiences within disability advocacy.

Modifying an ancient martial art helps rebuild the inner strength of two friends who lost their vision.

Features and interviews with athletes, community groups, healthcare professionals and innovators who are driving positive social change in the world of sports.

A group of adventurers with disabilities spends three days on the Kootenay River.

From red sand to farmland and seaside towns, host Alex Smyth dives into the heart of Prince Edward Island, Canada's smallest province.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Following 30-year old disability educator Vicky Levack as she moves out of the institution where she has been living for the past decade, and into the community.

Host Christa Couture heads to Kingston, ON, where a historic trolley ride, a tall ship on Lake Ontario and a monster truck rally reveal a city full of unexpected passions.

This episode of Disrupt includes Manitoba-based Adam Schwartz's stand-up, an excerpt from Michael McNeely's film and a meditation on rock-picking from Paxsi.

Carly, who has autoimmune disorders and is a member of the neurodiversity community, discusses balancing work and health, chronic pain and her experiences within disability advocacy.

Jessica, who has Down Syndrome, hopes to translate her love of art into a paying job; legally blind musician BJ questions his career path.

A dog and a goat meet in their front-legged carts; an elderly Labradoodle hopes to stay active with a new knee brace; a German Shepherd-Mastiff mix needs an indoor slipper.

Retinitis pigmentosa is a genetic disorder that affects the photo receptors at the back of the eye.

John digs into the world of politics and persons with disabilities who have held office. First, he meets with Stephanie Cadieux, Michelle Stilwell and Keith Jorgenson, before getting in front of his "constituents" with a speech.

Chris Judge and his community workshop give back to Cecil, a man who brought music into his community, by building him the home concert space of his dreams.

When family friends enlist Bruce's help with a 100-year-old lodge deep in the mountains, it's up to the adrenaline junkie and accessibility advocate to bring his imagination and innovation to the test.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Following 30-year old disability educator Vicky Levack as she moves out of the institution where she has been living for the past decade, and into the community.

Vincent organizes a dinner at the presbytery with Martin and Pascal; the four men take stock of the past few months and look ahead at what awaits them in the short term.

Living with a degenerative disease could seem overwhelming, but these Canadians show there can be hope.

Dave meets Steve "Glynn" Dangle, a renowned hockey podcaster who uses his platform to raise awareness and funds for Easter Seals, in honour of his sister. After a Blue Room chat, Steve reveals his new passion: birdwatching.

Through the voices of two residents living in assisted-living settings, Home is Everything illuminates the challenges, breakthroughs, and life-transforming power of accessible housing.

Bobbi helps amp up the cardiovascular system to help keep the body and heart healthy and happy.

An exercise routine that involves movements and positions to help create overall strength.

Fred and Danny's adventures begin before they even leave Edmonton, when they must produce an ambitious live talk show and source a new vehicle for the upcoming trip. Meanwhile, an old friend has some unsettling news.

Vincent organizes a dinner at the presbytery with Martin and Pascal; the four men take stock of the past few months and look ahead at what awaits them in the short term.

Living with a degenerative disease could seem overwhelming, but these Canadians show there can be hope.

Dave meets Steve "Glynn" Dangle, a renowned hockey podcaster who uses his platform to raise awareness and funds for Easter Seals, in honour of his sister. After a Blue Room chat, Steve reveals his new passion: birdwatching.

Through the voices of two residents living in assisted-living settings, Home is Everything illuminates the challenges, breakthroughs, and life-transforming power of accessible housing.

Bobbi helps amp up the cardiovascular system to help keep the body and heart healthy and happy.

An exercise routine that involves movements and positions to help create overall strength.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

Following 30-year old disability educator Vicky Levack as she moves out of the institution where she has been living for the past decade, and into the community.

Fred and Danny's adventures begin before they even leave Edmonton, when they must produce an ambitious live talk show and source a new vehicle for the upcoming trip. Meanwhile, an old friend has some unsettling news.

Modifying an ancient martial art helps rebuild the inner strength of two friends who lost their vision.

Features and interviews with athletes, community groups, healthcare professionals and innovators who are driving positive social change in the world of sports.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

A unique opportunity for blind adults.

Vincent organizes a dinner at the presbytery with Martin and Pascal; the four men take stock of the past few months and look ahead at what awaits them in the short term.

Living with a degenerative disease could seem overwhelming, but these Canadians show there can be hope.

Dave meets Steve "Glynn" Dangle, a renowned hockey podcaster who uses his platform to raise awareness and funds for Easter Seals, in honour of his sister. After a Blue Room chat, Steve reveals his new passion: birdwatching.

Through the voices of two residents living in assisted-living settings, Home is Everything illuminates the challenges, breakthroughs, and life-transforming power of accessible housing.

Bobbi helps amp up the cardiovascular system to help keep the body and heart healthy and happy.

An exercise routine that involves movements and positions to help create overall strength.

Host Christa Couture heads to Kingston, ON, where a historic trolley ride, a tall ship on Lake Ontario and a monster truck rally reveal a city full of unexpected passions.

Chris Judge and his community workshop give back to Cecil, a man who brought music into his community, by building him the home concert space of his dreams.

Modifying an ancient martial art helps rebuild the inner strength of two friends who lost their vision.

Features and interviews with athletes, community groups, healthcare professionals and innovators who are driving positive social change in the world of sports.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

A unique opportunity for blind adults.

Vincent organizes a dinner at the presbytery with Martin and Pascal; the four men take stock of the past few months and look ahead at what awaits them in the short term.

Living with a degenerative disease could seem overwhelming, but these Canadians show there can be hope.

Dave meets Steve "Glynn" Dangle, a renowned hockey podcaster who uses his platform to raise awareness and funds for Easter Seals, in honour of his sister. After a Blue Room chat, Steve reveals his new passion: birdwatching.

Through the voices of two residents living in assisted-living settings, Home is Everything illuminates the challenges, breakthroughs, and life-transforming power of accessible housing.

From red sand to farmland and seaside towns, host Alex Smyth dives into the heart of Prince Edward Island, Canada's smallest province.

Vancouver-based pie expert, Tina Lau makes her famous pies which are the perfect comfort food.

No trip to the East Coast is complete without eating the dish that made Halifax famous, the Donair; this isn't just any Donair, it's Chef Lauren Marshall's vegan recipe.

Ness and Eva are in a rush to get new gear and perform well as they head into the final competition of the season; this is Ness' last chance to fight for his place on the Canadian National Team.

A dog and a goat meet in their front-legged carts; an elderly Labradoodle hopes to stay active with a new knee brace; a German Shepherd-Mastiff mix needs an indoor slipper.

Retinitis pigmentosa is a genetic disorder that affects the photo receptors at the back of the eye.

Christine Ha and Carl Heinrich join forces with chefs to cook dishes and share tips on how to be more self-sufficient in the kitchen.

A unique opportunity for blind adults.

With clients facing macular degeneration and spina bifida, Bruce Cook works to help them overcome mental and physical barriers to achieve the sense of freedom they both are searching for.

After mixed results on their first live talk show, Fred and Danny are on their way to Vancouver to produce a second special. A misunderstanding on a golf course leads to an explosive argument between the two friends.

Alex Smyth, along with Mark Zillman and Daniel Kish, discusses the impacts of hearing.

John digs into the world of politics and persons with disabilities who have held office. First, he meets with Stephanie Cadieux, Michelle Stilwell and Keith Jorgenson, before getting in front of his "constituents" with a speech.

When "One More Time's" annual fundraiser delivers a mediocre turnout, DJ goes head-to-head with his rival Carlito, the manager at Sports Dynasty, who is holding a competing event just to mess with OMT.

With clients facing macular degeneration and spina bifida, Bruce Cook works to help them overcome mental and physical barriers to achieve the sense of freedom they both are searching for.