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John meets Naim Cardinal in Kelowna, the owner of the largest Indigenous NHL rookie card collection in the world; he also meets the family of the late Johnny Harms.

A teacher's visit reminds Michelle of residential school; Eric's son threatens his relationship with Sarah.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

As retail theft rises, so do allegations of racial discrimination; in Winnipeg, violent encounters between security guards and Indigenous people have sparked outrage; what's the driving force behind these confrontations? Poverty? Crime? Or deeply rooted systemic prejudice? Tamara Pimentel investigates.

Flies With Eagles accidentally makes a mess in Elder Kohkum's teepee and worries about disappointing her.

Lil Glooscap and friends learn that misunderstandings happen when people don't listen; in order to properly understand each other, people should always listen to both sides of a story.

Follow along with Lance Cardinal to make a turtle mosaic!; learn the Cree word of the day, miskinâhk, meaning turtle; the turtle symbolizes one of the Seven Sacred Teachings: truth.

Rita talks about sea animals that can be found in the Arctic such as narwhals, bowhead whales and seals; Nancy Goupil reveals how to remove seal fur from a seal; reading the Animals Illustrated book "Narwhal.".

Little J builds a bark shelter in the backyard with Nanna and Levi's help; Big Cuz loves having the bedroom to herself, until it rains.

The Dreamcatchers catch a dream about an evil land developer who plans on bulldozing an Indigenous farm so he can build a golf course; it's up to the heroes to find the new Dreamer, unlock their powers, and save the farm.

Les amis apprennent que les gens veulent tous être bons dans les domaines qui les intéressent, mais que la pratique est essentielle pour atteindre ses objectifs ; ce n'est qu'avec la patience qu'ils peuvent améliorer leurs compétences.

Un jour de neige, les cousins se sentent fatigués de l'hiver et ils attendent l'été avec impatience ; Mémé Muwin partage l'histoire de comment P'tit Glooscap a combattu les blues de l'hiver ; après l'histoire, les enfants sortent jouer dehors.

À travers des récits légendaires, on va à la rencontre des jeunes pour transmettre des savoirs, des valeurs et des leçons de vie tout en perpétuant la tradition de la transmission orale.

Sara veut que les photos pour l'album scolaire soient originales, mais madame Labossière y oppose sa règle de photos très ordinaires.

Les communautés autochtones en Ontario et au Yukon renouent leurs liens profonds avec les loups en les traquant et marquant, en organisant des chasses communautaires et en amenant une ancienne louve fossilisée à un rassemblement communautaire.

Jeremy designs the logo for a local ranch in exchange for a tree, while also collaborating on a specially commissioned burl for a client.

Annita McPhee is a mother, scholar and Indigenous advocate from the Tahltan Nation who partners with Tamara to explore the beauty and complexity of Tahltan culture.

The Peruvian city of Cusco is steeped in a deep indigenous culture and a history that stretches back millennia. Siwar and Javier are two local indigenous activists using the media of film and music to raise awareness and educate those around them.

Savannah balances the medical needs of animals with the emotional bonds of the owners.

A routine dental quickly becomes high-risk for a little Pomeranian, Bear; in Vanderhoof, a family brings in an abandoned dog who's in bad shape, searching for help from Dr. Cori; without owners present, questions arise about how to care for the dog.

A Navajo boy from San Diego experiences a cultural awakening when he spends summer vacation with his precocious cousin and their relatives on the reservation.

A Navajo boy from San Diego experiences a cultural awakening when he spends summer vacation with his precocious cousin and their relatives on the reservation.

A hidden 1940s map reveals new clues pointing to the mother lode; the team races season-ending weather through unexplored terrain to find an X that marks the spot where Slumach possibly found his gold.

Bringing the week full circle with a recap of the top national news stories of the week.

As retail theft rises, so do allegations of racial discrimination; in Winnipeg, violent encounters between security guards and Indigenous people have sparked outrage; what's the driving force behind these confrontations? Poverty? Crime? Or deeply rooted systemic prejudice? Tamara Pimentel investigates.

A behind the scenes look which follows the Frozen Planet II film crews braving the elements to capture the world.

As the weather in the Northwoods heats up, the homesteaders switch gears, focusing their efforts from surviving to thriving.

A Canadian First Nations boy survives in a residential school in the 1970s.

Three Valley Gap is a ghost town made up of abandoned buildings and artifacts of the past; but within these walls also lurks strange paranormal occurrences and tortured spirits.

Paul sets out to prove Jo wrong when she bets him $1,000 that his rekindled relationship with Rose won't last a week; Jo competes with Roger for a funding surplus.

A Canadian First Nations boy survives in a residential school in the 1970s.

Three Valley Gap is a ghost town made up of abandoned buildings and artifacts of the past; but within these walls also lurks strange paranormal occurrences and tortured spirits.

Captain Anthony Nicholas navigates snow crab and lobster boats for Pictou Landing First Nation; he shares his love of traditional eel fishing, a practice that was once a cornerstone of Mi'kmaq culture but has largely been lost.

Sam and Chuck travel to southwestern Colorado to learn about the Southern Ute Tribe; they encounter a mountain lion.

Drew enters the fascinating world of contemporary Native art; a life-sized whale made out of plastic lawn furniture; Inuit wall murals in Canada's biggest city; movie posters with an Indigenous spin; West Coast art combined with graffiti.

Don and Dakota Ray join the workforce of the Miyosiwin Salon and Spa in Regina, Sask., where they learn about pampering and self-care; after taking a minute to relax, they get down to work and even have the chance to wax a chief.

Learning more about three of the competitors before they pitch to the Bears for a spot in the grand finale and a chance to win the $100,000 grand prize.

Bringing the week full circle with a recap of the top national news stories of the week.

As retail theft rises, so do allegations of racial discrimination; in Winnipeg, violent encounters between security guards and Indigenous people have sparked outrage; what's the driving force behind these confrontations? Poverty? Crime? Or deeply rooted systemic prejudice? Tamara Pimentel investigates.

Aqi is shy and seems uninterested in watching a movie with Uka and new playmate, Sissi; Aqi talks about her first experiences in the new town while Sissi shares how she felt jealous of her baby sister.

Nanuq is excited to be a big sister; but when her baby brother is born, her parents are so busy that they don't have time for her anymore; Nanuq's friends encourage her to talk to her parents about how she is feeling.

A distinctive white buffalo, overwhelmed by attention due to her rarity, finds solace with the Chums, who work to understand her fears and create a peaceful haven away from prying eyes.

Nico doesn't want to make a herbarium with Pam or make candy with Julie and Viola; he wants to play with Max and Tibo, but they're busy; Nico meets a lively opossum.

Cree artist Lance Cardinal demonstrates how to create a 3D buffalo paper diorama; the Cree word of the day is paskwawimostos, which means buffalo.

Learning about food sovereignty, how to prepare traditional meals and how to grow fresh vegetables from kitchen leftovers.

P'tit Glooscap et ses amis apprennent que les malentendus se produisent lorsque les gens n'écoutent pas ; afin de bien se comprendre, les gens doivent toujours écouter les deux versions d'une histoire.

Afin de lui faire accepter toutes ses revendications, Sara décide d'aider Laboss à inscrire son serpent à un concours de beauté ; Phil prédit à Éric la perte de quelque chose qui lui est cher.

À travers des récits légendaires, on va à la rencontre des jeunes pour transmettre des savoirs, des valeurs et des leçons de vie tout en perpétuant la tradition de la transmission orale.

C'est la dernière semaine de cours de la session d'hiver et les étudiants affronteront sous peu la période des examens ; pour les motiver, Lisa-Marie organise un repas collectif et un gala méritas.

L'équipe de Montréal présente les nouvelles des communautés autochtones au Québec ainsi que l'actualité d'intérêt national.

Rising temperatures are transforming the Poles and the implications are far-reaching for their animal and human inhabitants.

Shipwrecks are becoming a solution to environmental challenges; the Artificial Reef Society of British Columbia works to convert derelict ships into thriving artificial reefs, providing homes for marine life.

North Atlantic right whales are on the brink of extinction; following the fight to save them.

As winter approaches, Alaskans must complete their final tasks before the freeze.

A behind the scenes look which follows the Frozen Planet II film crews braving the elements to capture the world.

A Canadian First Nations boy survives in a residential school in the 1970s.

Discover Ontario's haunted Mill of Kintail, an 1830s grist mill with over 200 years of eerie tales. Once a retreat for R. Tait McKenzie, this serene site hides a labyrinth of paranormal activity, making it a chilling hotspot for ghostly encounters.

The great solstice is an event organized on the occasion of the summer solstice, June 21, National Indigenous Peoples Day. This musical and television show invites talented Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists to celebrate the heritage, cultural diversity, and contributions of Inuit, Métis, and First Nations members in Canada.

Melissa Ridgen reports on the efforts of a Mi'kmaq community to fight back against designer drugs.

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

Becky intensifies her efforts to harvest a moose; Pierre looks to the land for resupply; Hoping to expand his trap-line Bentley flies north to establish a new camp; Pike Mike takes one last kick at the can in his quest to pad his winter larder.

In 1990. Two Mohawk communities enter into a 78-day armed stand-off with government forces to protect a burial ground from developers.

Discover Ontario's haunted Mill of Kintail, an 1830s grist mill with over 200 years of eerie tales. Once a retreat for R. Tait McKenzie, this serene site hides a labyrinth of paranormal activity, making it a chilling hotspot for ghostly encounters.

Paul tries to slip back into his community unnoticed after falling flat on his face in Winnipeg.

When former CIA agent Jack Ryan (Harrison Ford) hampers an IRA terrorist attack in London, he kills one of the terrorists. The dead man's brother, another member of the group named Sean Miller (Sean Bean), is arrested but quickly escapes. Vowing revenge against Ryan, Miller travels to the United States, where he forces Ryan's wife (Anne Archer) and daughter (Thora Birch) into a car accident that b

Thousands of Americans descend into the heart of Fraser Canyon in search of gold, threatening the local Nlaka'pamux.

Haida band Jason Camp and The Posers reveal how their beautiful home of Haida Gwaii inspires their unique brand of punk music; the band's two frontmen and their manager create music that celebrates the strength and rich culture of their people.

Waawaate Fobister, an Anishinaabe dancer and choreographer from Grassy Narrows First Nation in Ontario, shares excerpts from two of their shows: "Omaagomaan" and "Miskwiin"; Waawaate invites Cree dancer Marcus Merasty to perform.

The resurgence of Indigenous tattoo art is gaining recognition with many young people, matriarchs, chiefs and elders proudly displaying their family and clan crests as permanent body art.

Indigenous singer Laura Vinson shares her heart and personal queries that led her on a quest to find Indigenous artists who are disabled.

Melissa Ridgen reports on the efforts of a Mi'kmaq community to fight back against designer drugs.

Sam and Chuck spend a few days as helpers on a northern Saskatchewan trapline, where they learn new techniques from Woodland Cree trapper Jarret Nelson; they also learn how to catch the elusive lynx, an animal that Chuck has never trapped before.

Drew visits Canada's newest urban reserve and meets a Metis sash maker who draws his inspiration and works from Indigenous South Americans and witnesses how Aboriginal venture capital is opening doors.

Don and Dakota Ray discover some of the latest technologies being offered through programs at the Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies, which incorporates a strong focus on Indigenous culture.

Métis Anishinaabe musician MJ Dandeneau will be trading in her bass guitar for rubber gloves and overalls as she heads out on frozen Lake Manitoba to do some commercial fishing; MJ is trying to revive traditional Métis fiddle music.

Shauit a tout un univers musical qui nous fait apprécier son unicité ; que ce soit en innu, en français ou même en créole, l'auteur-compositeur-interprète chante les mots avec une grande sincérité.

Les recrues affrontent leurs craintes au champ de tir et apprennent la navigation. La croissance personnelle est palpable. Un vol en hélicoptère précède une épreuve redoutée.

Shauit a tout un univers musical qui nous fait apprécier son unicité ; que ce soit en innu, en français ou même en créole, l'auteur-compositeur-interprète chante les mots avec une grande sincérité.

Chuck se rend à Témiscamingue et se familiarise avec Wild Basket, une initiative qui enseigne des techniques traditionnelles de cueillette ; il se joint à Tara Dantouze et Lindsay McLaren Polson.

Art part avec Dan en Suède pour rendre visite à un de ses anciens amis, Oliver, dont la mère possède une maison de campagne dans la région des lacs ; ils découvrent fort à propos que la région abrite un vieil ami d'Art : le castor.

Dr. Cori does emergency surgery on Bijoux, a tiny shih tzu puppy in a life-or-death situation; Dr. Allison brings her veterinarian skills to help a small northern Saskatchewan Cree community with the health of their pets.

Jeremy works on a new salmon-inspired project with a local artist and fish expert; Thea uses her art to make a special family connection.

Chuck travels north to meet Quentin Condo in Gesgapegiag, where they harvest clams on the beach and make a seafood clambake; Quentin shows Chuck a unique hot stone method.

Hera Te Kurapa cooks up Kei tēnei hōtaka: Oysters Three Ways, Coconut Curry Seafood Chowder.

A water soccer game between the volunteer firemen and Constable John's team turns into a high-stakes match.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

The documentary revisits the expansion of the La Grande complex in Northern Quebec, and the story of the Cree and Inuit communities who stood up to protect their land and culture.

Don and Dakota Ray learn what it takes to be an ambassador at Indigenous Experiences, an organization that's building on the growing interest in agritourism, farm-to-table culinary experiences and authentic cultural experiences from an Indigenous.

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.

A drunken resident dies of exposure; Michelle and Eric's investigation of a shooting meets resistance.

After building a race boat with Nick's help, Pat O'Gorman finds himself in a race against Relic and his jet boat.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

As retail theft rises, so do allegations of racial discrimination; in Winnipeg, violent encounters between security guards and Indigenous people have sparked outrage; what's the driving force behind these confrontations? Poverty? Crime? Or deeply rooted systemic prejudice? Tamara Pimentel investigates.

Dr. Emma takes on her first rabbit surgery and tackles her fear of rodents; Dr. Allison and the team realize Callie the dog has more than a sore tooth when a routine dental reveals bigger problems below the surface.

Still grieving, Tawnya pushes through exhaustion to cater the Sapling & Flint Winter Market, feeding her community and remembering her mother's impact.

Auditions continue with Howie Mandel at the judges' table alongside Lilly Singh, Trish Stratus, Kardinal Offishall and host Lindsay Ell.

Single dad and former martial arts champion Matthew steps into the dating scene with two casual activities: charcuterie-making and evening drinks. Through laughs, shared stories and playful moments, Matthew shows both his strong and softer sides.

Carefully guarded Lionel gets set up on two restaurant dates. His first date takes an unfortunate turn, but by the second date, Lionel's dry sense of humour starts to shine, offering a glimpse at the guy behind the guarded exterior.

At the biggest event of the season, The River Cree Cup, Leon Cardinal scrambles last minute to find a new rider; once teammates, Logan and Kitana now race as rivals in the women's relay.

Bringing news stories that matter to Indigenous Peoples.

As retail theft rises, so do allegations of racial discrimination; in Winnipeg, violent encounters between security guards and Indigenous people have sparked outrage; what's the driving force behind these confrontations? Poverty? Crime? Or deeply rooted systemic prejudice? Tamara Pimentel investigates.

Enoch Cree Nation, located on the outskirts of Edmonton, is a community driven by a new generation of members; Kenny, Jaizy and Taeja are developing skills and finding their voices through the programs they participate in.

Director Madison Thomas finds inspiration in Indigenous storytelling through TV and film; she joins Paul Petrowski and Laurent Dumont in Michif country to explore traditions like trapping and syrup tapping, reconnecting with the land and her craft.