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Recasting Canada's history and future through the empowerment of Indigenous people.

Orchestre symphonique de Montréal performs "Chaakapesh," a chamber opera about an American Indian folk hero.

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

Steve Brown shows a couple around Bedfordshire and visits Biggleswade.

Stunt motorcyclist Wild Cat joins the patrol to try to keep Ruff-Ruff Pack troublemakers from trashing the town.

Super Why needs help, and it's up to Power Paige to find him by following objects that start with the letter S.

Min learns to ask for help while caring for dinosaur patients; Jon and Miguel protect baby turtles as Min treats their injured mother.

The Mighty Pups have to save the day when Harold makes a cloning machine.

Toopy experiments with being quiet while Binoo and Ed play chess.

Min and Clover mistakenly think a big gentle Bronto is clumsy, until they realize they were the ones startling her and causing the chaos.

Rusty and Ruby encounter obstacles on a hike with Mom, so they build an ATV to help them reach a special area where rare birds sing.

The Black Ooze escapes and makes plans to restore chaos in the Big Blue and destroy The Guardian.

Jacinta asks Ava and Sophia to watch her unicorn, but they soon discover he has shrinking magic and a mischievous streak; the tiny unicorn takes off, giving Sophia, Ava, Wildstar and Leaf a handful of tiny-sized trouble.

Sophia learns more about the Unicorn Constellation; Ava throws a baby shower for a unicorn foal while trying to keep it hidden from the teachers.

When Andar falls ill with Porpoise-Pine-itis, Lana teams up with Saltybeard's beard to find a cure, while the villainous facial hair is secretly on a quest to find itself a new body.

In a bid to outpace rival ships during a Guild race, Lana and Andar decide to take a faster route over land using the Mighty Windbreaker's wheels, leading to unforeseen challenges.

When a young historian gets akumatized into the Pharaoh, he plans to bring an ancient Egyptian princess back to life by sacrificing Alya; Ladybug and Cat Noir must face an army of mummies.

When a secret is revealed, Hannah must prove to her peers that she has the talent and drive to be an OME trainee.

Unimpressed with the lyrics for Astra's debut song, Hannah decides to write something more meaningful.

Trainers Victoria and Adam must help tame Bear's aggressive behavior before it's too late.

Local documentaries, performances and comedy from across Canada.

From Doha, Qatar.

From Bangkok, Thailand.

Coronavirus aboard the Diamond Princess cruise ship.

Five dairy goat breeder families juggle their work, their farms and an intensive show season while caring for all of their children.

Coverage of the day's top stories and breaking news from across Canada and around the world.

The series documents the lives of Canadians who live on the natural resources of the eastern coast of the country. They are the stories of people who keep the oldest traditions alive and protect their unique cultures and ways of life. Each episode features a different aspect of Atlantic Canadian life, from the resources that economically fueled the region to family-owned businesses that have been

Deep in the jungle amidst the ruins of an ancient empire, bat scientists meet for an all out Bat-a-thon, a blitz of research to discover more about the furry little flyers.

Local documentaries, performances and comedy from across Canada.

Half-Chinese, half-Cree Yvette Wong struggles to find her place in a small Saskatchewan community in the 1960s. She embraces her Cree identity after she befriends Maggie Wolf and pursues her dream of going to medical school.

Dawson City's claim to fame is the Klondike Gold Rush, which attracted tourists from far and wide; the COVID pandemic put a stop to this thriving industry, but the town is struggling to bounce back.

Top local, national and international news.

Cree code talker Aline Spears survives her traumatic past in Canada's residential school system to continue her family's generational fight against systemic starvation, racism and sexual abuse.

Indigenous elders from Mi'kmaw, Wolastqey and Passamaquoddy communities share their stories as knowledge keepers, educators and historians.

An Indigenous protester is taken in by her estranged brother.

Canadians find a new way to get a grip on winter.

Briony May Williams and a buyer from London tour properties in rural Somerset and Dorset.

Sir Cushington gets upset when Gary and Stuffy's organ playing repeatedly knocks over his house of cards; with the help of friends, Gary learns that sharing space lets everyone enjoy themselves.

Wheeler gets too near to the curb on his way to the Art Gallery far away.

Declan gets carried away when he's put in charge of an all-powerful flower.

Barnaby gets scared of the big horseflies and bonds with a baby one.

The bugs help a new bug to feel welcome in Shell School.

Inspired by her adventure at the corn maze, Daisy and the Gumboot Kids create corn kernel art.

The Gumboot Kids spot raccoons on a nature walk; Jessie Farrell sings a song about these mischievous and clever creatures; Scout and Daisy join the fun, too.

The Gumboot Kids try to solve the mystery of a prickly vegetable in the desert.

Pants joins Mittens, Scarf and Sock as they go to cat class; he meets Ms. Pumpkin, who attempts to help Pants behave like a cat, which is hard for a puppy.

The Rainbow King needs True's help with something, but his Face Bubble message keeps breaking up.

On Dad's first day as a stay-at-home parent, Stellar is the teacher who shows him parenting is a breeze.

Clover is eager to help Min bathe the dino-mites, but stubborn Bopper wants to stay dirty.

Jeremy, Jazzy, and friends sing about the best parts of the school day.

Summer decides to flee before the police catch up with her.

Summer names a witness who will back up her alibi, and George makes a confession to Todd.

Maggie attempts to rally a despondent Will, and Betsy and Dylan compete for the same job.

Idris Nazir arrives in town, and George speculates on Danielle's motive for murder.

Daniel reaches the end of his already-short fuse, and Idris sets Brody his first task.

Andrew Chang expands the understanding of the stories everybody's talking about.

Rosemary Barton delivers a weekly dose of compelling conversations and need-to-know political news and issues affecting Canadians.

Revealing the inner workings of an investment scam using fake ads to rob Canadians of money and hope.

Snow crab fuelled the economy in Marys Harbour for decades, but now fishermen catch another species, the icon of the Newfoundland and Labrador fishery, Northern cod.

Former Cree Nation Government Grand Chief Mandy Gull-Masty talks about the future as an elected MP and cabinet member. New Grand Chief Paul John Murdoch talks about his vision for Eeyou Istchee.

Goderich is well-known as Canada's prettiest town; it was also devastated by an F3 tornado in 2011 that destroyed its downtown; it's now rebuilding toward a bold new future.

Writer Drew Hayden Taylor investigates Germany's fascination with Indigenous North Americans.

An Indigenous filmmaker reconnects with the nearly extinct Ojibwe Spirit Horses; guided by his father, Indigenous students and community members, they explore their history and bond with the horses.

Orchestre symphonique de Montréal performs "Chaakapesh," a chamber opera about an American Indian folk hero.

A behind-the-scenes journey along Alberta's Powwow trail, a captivating celebration of dance, music, culture and family, with those who live it.

Indspire 2026 brings a fresh, vibrant twist to the annual awards film, led by an exciting new hosting duo: Zorga Qaunaq and Jennifer Kilabuk, actresses from Netflix and CBC's hit series North of North; together, they bring a playful, humorous energy that keeps the broadcast light and joyful, without ever distracting from what matters most: honouring the 13 extraordinary Indspire laureates and thei

Myth, truth and national identity. This documentary takes you behind the curtain and into the corridors of power to reveal the true face of a nation.

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

Top local, national and international news.

Former Cree Nation Government Grand Chief Mandy Gull-Masty talks about the future as an elected MP and cabinet member; new Grand Chief Paul John Murdoch talks about his vision for Eeyou Istchee.

Renowned Inuit lawyer Aaju Peter has spent her life fighting for Inuit rights; when her son suddenly dies, she sets out to reclaim her language and culture after a lifetime of forced assimilation.

Writer Drew Hayden Taylor investigates Germany's fascination with Indigenous North Americans.

Recasting Canada's history and future through the empowerment of Indigenous people.

A paralyzed military vet and ex-rodeo cowboy hires Amy to help sell his roping horse.

Jonnie Irwin helps today's rural relocators find a new home in Devon.

Alistair Appleton is in Hebridean heaven on Lewis and Harris, helping a couple with a £400,000 budget to relocate to this beautiful, rugged Scottish island; Alistair meets a host of welcoming locals and visits a tweed mill.

Join David Common with the latest news, and what you need to know to start your day.

The Agency is on red alert and Q needs to babysit the mini-clones, but since he's not particularly trustworthy, the mini-clones have to babysit Q.

What could be less relaxing for Shorthand than two mini-clones inviting themselves on a trip?

The mini-clones are proud to drive Q to his supposed new friend's place.

Artie decides to take drastic measures to beat Jabari at his own game and stop his bragging.

More Man crushes the period at the end of a sentence, and now he's getting chased by a never-ending run-on sentence.

Miguel and Tango face their fears to save friends from rising lava in the jungle; Min and Uncle Jack search underwater for a special flower to calm an injured dino.

Harold uses his superpowers to turn Cap'n Turbot's lighthouse into a rocket.

Toopy forgets the pirate chest code during playtime.

When a trio of Rhinorexes blocks Miguel and Tango's way over a bridge, they'll have to work as a team in a way they've never tried before; the Dino Mites are hard to control on their first visit to the Dino Port.

When a plant Ozzy discovers wraps him in its vines and runs away, it's up to Rusty and Ruby to save him.

When Phil discovers how safe and secure he feels after Freddie lets him borrow his shell, he suddenly thinks he is indestructible.

Dylan imagines he's a crossing guard.

Ronny starts to bully Benny during a contest and the Hoppers stick up for their friend.

Lu learns to be aware of and include others' need for choice.

Milo and Liza must deliver a giant telescope to the top of Pointy Peak in time to see the rare Choo-Choo Comet.

After Farmer Faye and Rescue Red decide to spend the day together, they discover they want to go to different places.

Stu is tired and ready for a nap, but can't find the perfect place to sleep.

Pants wants to play pirate ship in Mittens' Imagination Box, but first he has to learn to "think like Pirate Mittens.".

Paddington has to race against time to enjoy his first ever solar eclipse.

There's a new hero in Cherry Town: Super Badtz; athlete Kitty and Haroshee join him as his superhero sidekicks.

Molly finds out there is no statue of the heroic dog Balto; she sets out to remedy the situation.

Jeremy, Jazzy, Stu and Tunebug get their tooth-brushing moves down.

Addison uses clues to find the owners of a lost parrot.

Kris learns about the ancient practice of pictographs; Sarain heads to North Bay to visit with K'Tigaaning midwives; Kris and Sarain join writer/podcaster Ryan McMahon in studio to learn about digital storytelling.

Kris meets the associate curator of historical Indigenous art at the National Gallery of Canada; Sarain is interviewed by radio host Waubgeshig Rice; Kris and Sarain visit Tumikuluit Saipaaqivik.

News program bringing Canadians breaking news and live coverage from across Canada and around the world.

News program bringing Canadians breaking news and live coverage from across Canada and around the world.

The Bruna family faces the Paul family.

Mark's first day of junior high is marred by a bully, a young girl named Fox; when he stands up for himself, he learns that words can hurt more than fists.

The cast of "It's a Sin" enjoys a festive face-off by baking boozy Yule logs, pies and edible Christmas trees.

Erin and Saxon visit Treaty Two territory and find out how people were forcibly displaced from their homes in the creation of a national park; attempts to seek justice reveal that Canadian law offers no protection to Indigenous people.

Issues and news stories of northern Canada.

Umma and Appa try to fit in at an upscale tennis court; Shannon helps Omar deal with his over-eager family; Janet misjudges a co-worker.

Ryan's memory is jolted when Danielle accuses Todd, and Idris makes a move on Leanne.

There's no sound, but there sure are plenty of laughs. This crazy Quebec-based troupe uses the city as its stage, and its inhabitants, or victims, as characters! People are caught in a twisted yet funny web of comedic deception. This updated "Candid Camera" is a tad more risque and a little kookier with its practical jokes. The little snippets last only a few minutes, and some look more painful th

Constable Roberts investigates the death of an old friend in his hometown, defying local police who rule it accidental; Murdoch's son Harry moves in, but it's a tight fit in his rooming house.

When the severed finger of a handyman mysteriously turns up, Fitz and Arch's investigation turns into a case of vigilante justice.

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