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Marcie is on the hunt for investors in a new venture. Catching the attention of tech-entrepreneur Vivian Jefferson, Marcie may have found the perfect benefactor... or has she? (Repeat).

Writer-director Robert Rodriguez's follow-up to his blockbuster family hit is even bigger and better than the original. The wildly imaginative story involves the search for a mad scientist (Steve Buscemi) on an island crawling with mutated creatures. All of the main cast members are back, including Antonio Banderas and Carla Gugino. Alexa Vega, Daryl Sabara.

Bringing you news stories that matter to Indigenous people.

Brittany Guyot identifies alleged Catholic Church abusers who worked at residential schools and in Indigenous communities. (Repeat).

Japanese tourists converge on Cicely to perform a ritual under the Northern Lights; Holling goes looking for Jesse the bear; and curiosity gets the best of townsfolk when a package arrives with postmarks from around the globe.

Writer-director Robert Rodriguez's follow-up to his blockbuster family hit is even bigger and better than the original. The wildly imaginative story involves the search for a mad scientist (Steve Buscemi) on an island crawling with mutated creatures. All of the main cast members are back, including Antonio Banderas and Carla Gugino. Alexa Vega, Daryl Sabara.

Profiles of Indigenous musicians. (Repeat).

Melissa Brown is a Winnipeg-born Anishinaabe-Jamaican who grew up in the city. Learn how this businesswoman, chef, and mother is bringing about the change she desires in her neighborhood. (Repeat).

Andrina Turenne visits "Michif Country" to hunt with Charles Langelier. Even though Andrina has hunted deer and mooses, this is her first time personally harvesting deer. (Repeat).

Allan Downey finds himself embroiled in a hotly debated racing wreck with another driver. This forces him to build a new car with the help of some friends, only to become entangled with the same driver again a week later. (Repeat).

Bringing you news stories that matter to Indigenous people.

Brittany Guyot identifies alleged Catholic Church abusers who worked at residential schools and in Indigenous communities. (Repeat).

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Carcajou places a satellite orbit around the Earth to stop its rotation. (Repeat).

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16-year-old Destiny and actor Varun Saranga take on the twirling, whirling adventure of Zorbing. (Repeat).

The girls' wake up relieved that they have made the cut. It is the first day and although they are away from the ice they will get a chance to grow as a team. The girls head to the Canadian Forces Base in Petawawa. (Repeat).

The team boards a ferry for the Sunshine Coast and Snake Bay, the only defensive site in shíshálh territory. (Repeat).

Piri goes spearfishing with spear fisherman Julian; and chases some pigs on the Coromandel Peninsula. (Repeat).

Aaron Pedersen explores the place in Australia that is high enough for snow to settle over the hills throughout the winter months. (Repeat).

The near-mythic yet historic figure of Cowichan Chief Tzouhalem is explored, including his impact on the relationship between the Crown and First Nations and how his legend remains alive. (Repeat).

Writer-director Robert Rodriguez's follow-up to his blockbuster family hit is even bigger and better than the original. The wildly imaginative story involves the search for a mad scientist (Steve Buscemi) on an island crawling with mutated creatures. All of the main cast members are back, including Antonio Banderas and Carla Gugino. Alexa Vega, Daryl Sabara.

Hayley travels to Seven Persons, a tiny town in Cypress County, to discover the mystery behind its name. There are numerous versions of the story, but all revolve on the finding of seven dead and seven graves beside a creek. (Repeat).

Ian Campbell, Chief of Xalek/Sekyu Siyam, and his sister, Tsitsayxemaat Rebecca Duncan Campbell, journey to Slhx̱i7lsh by land and water. In Vancouver's Stanley Park, you may learn about the sacrifices that characterize Squamish values. (Repeat).

Comprehensive coverage of news affecting Aboriginal Peoples.

Brittany Guyot identifies alleged Catholic Church abusers who worked at residential schools and in Indigenous communities. (Repeat).

Canadian icon Shane Koyczan has brought his spoken word poetry to stages all over the world, including TED Talks that have gone viral and the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. This documentary, both an introduction to his poetry and an exploration of his relationships with those around him, highlights his journey of seeking reconciliation with his father who abandoned him at an early age, and how in order to accomplish this, Koyczan has to rely on his poetry's vulnerability like never before.

16-year-old Jeanne awakens in a pool of her own blood, her hands and feet marked with stigmata and her forehead bleeding as if from a thorny crown. This creates conflict, greed and of faith in a community sewn with horrifying secrets. (Repeat).

Discover how Mihskakwan James Harper's passion for climate justice and youth mentoring has led him all around the world. (Repeat).

16-year-old Jeanne awakens in a pool of her own blood, her hands and feet marked with stigmata and her forehead bleeding as if from a thorny crown. This creates conflict, greed and of faith in a community sewn with horrifying secrets. (Repeat).

Canadian icon Shane Koyczan has brought his spoken word poetry to stages all over the world, including TED Talks that have gone viral and the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. This documentary, both an introduction to his poetry and an exploration of his relationships with those around him, highlights his journey of seeking reconciliation with his father who abandoned him at an early age, and how in order to accomplish this, Koyczan has to rely on his poetry's vulnerability like never before.

Piri goes spearfishing with spear fisherman Julian; and chases some pigs on the Coromandel Peninsula. (Repeat).

Comprehensive coverage of news affecting Aboriginal Peoples.

Brittany Guyot identifies alleged Catholic Church abusers who worked at residential schools and in Indigenous communities. (Repeat).

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Teepee washes a car and rides a pony for the very first time. (Repeat).

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16-year-old Destiny and actor Varun Saranga take on the twirling, whirling adventure of Zorbing. (Repeat).

This episode explores hockey, one of Canada's favorite pastimes. In a series of fun and creative challenges, Indigenous youth are encouraged to look at the intersections between sport and culture.

Don and Dakota Ray interview representatives of the Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health. They learned about the organization's laudable programs for improving the quality of life of Indigenous people in Canada. (Repeat).

Drew meets two Indigenous filmmakers and photographers who are reframing the world using their cameras. (Repeat).

A spotlight on rangers that patrol the river, including an ex-military, a mother-daughter team; and more. (Repeat).

The inexperienced group struggles to find food, but they are gifted a weir by Elder Jerome. Jennifer learns how to prepare her first catch and enjoys her first traditional meal, reconnecting to her heritage. (Repeat).

Follow a medivac flight crew as they work through a demanding 13-day rotation. While the crew responsibilities are challenging enough for captain and single mom Robyn Shlachetka, balancing the needs of two young daughters adds to the demands. (Repeat).

Ahousaht's Coastal Nations Coast Guard Auxiliary team searches for a diver who became separated from his diving partner. (Repeat).

Series premiere. Thick ice and storms threaten the Arctic Sealift before it reaches its first community. (Repeat).

16-year-old Jeanne awakens in a pool of her own blood, her hands and feet marked with stigmata and her forehead bleeding as if from a thorny crown. This creates conflict, greed and of faith in a community sewn with horrifying secrets. (Repeat).

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Reports Melissa Ridgen wins a Canadian Association of Journalists award for her investigation into a private Winnipeg company that is hired to do the waste collection for the city. (Repeat).

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Series premiere. Thick ice and storms threaten the Arctic Sealift before it reaches its first community. (Repeat).

In this thrilling epic, a young Maori warrior seeks revenge for his father's murder after a rival tribe massacres their village. Traveling through a forbidden and dangerous land, he searches for help in his quest. (Repeat).

Nelson meets with Cree Elder Winston Wuttunee to talk about the dangers of mocking white people. Later, he meets with stand-up comedian Chad Anderson to discuss his journey towards embracing his Indigenous identity. (Repeat).

In this thrilling epic, a young Maori warrior seeks revenge for his father's murder after a rival tribe massacres their village. Traveling through a forbidden and dangerous land, he searches for help in his quest. (Repeat).

A member of the future human-resistance movement is teleported back to 1984 L.A. His purpose is to rescue Sarah Connor, the mother of the man who will lead the 21st-century rebels against tyrannical machines, from being killed before she can give birth. Standing in his way is a futuristic cyborg also sent back in time to assassinate the woman.

Aaron Pedersen explores the place in Australia that is high enough for snow to settle over the hills throughout the winter months. (Repeat).

Reports Melissa Ridgen wins a Canadian Association of Journalists award for her investigation into a private Winnipeg company that is hired to do the waste collection for the city. (Repeat).

Millie cooks. She is known for her comedic relief and amazing energy. Muskox burgers and her famous clam pasta salad are made. (Repeat).

Explores Ivakkak, a sled dog race established to promote and preserve Inuit dog teaming in Nunavik. Over twelve teams from northern villages participate in this exhilarating competition, which requires months of preparation. (Repeat).

Frances Williams' story of lifelong commitment to supporting the health and identity of the community of Nain. (Repeat).

Johnny Qamaniq shows how he makes jewellery earrings; Theresa Ukkalianuk shows how she makes a beaded necklace, and then Barbara Akoak shows how she makes earrings out of tulugak (Raven) feet. (Repeat).

Christian meets people for whom education is the most critical initiative to preserve and change habits. (Repeat).

The girls drag Bailey on a birthday trip in order to cheer him up but end up going awry. (Repeat).

The police officers explain how the Highway Safety Code is applied in their community. (Repeat).

Lucille Lamothe attempts to save a patient who had a cardiorespiratory arrest. (Repeat).

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The police in Uashat listen to a young person who is going through a tough time. (Repeat).

A prophetic dream experienced during his childhood later resurfaces to inspire a man to rise up and unite his people in an armed resistance movement against the Canadian government. A series of bloody battles soon takes its toll but Riel remains defiant. (Repeat).

Jesse is the lucky new owner of live cattle. (Repeat).

Art takes Dan to his home territory to show him about a unique caribou restoration project. They attend an annual culture camp hosted by Art's First Nation where Dan tries drumming and playing hand-games. (Repeat).

The battle for North America rages on as the Americans claim a manifest destiny to take the continent. The First Nations of the West were forced to fight for their survival. (Repeat).

Hayley travels to Seven Persons, a tiny town in Cypress County, to discover the mystery behind its name. There are numerous versions of the story, but all revolve on the finding of seven dead and seven graves beside a creek. (Repeat).

Ian Campbell, Chief of Xalek/Sekyu Siyam, and his sister, Tsitsayxemaat Rebecca Duncan Campbell, journey to Slhx̱i7lsh by land and water. In Vancouver's Stanley Park, you may learn about the sacrifices that characterize Squamish values. (Repeat).

This powerfully moving drama is set in South Dakota, where a Native American policeman (Eric Schweig) turns vigilante to right wrongs on his reservation. Graham Greene costars and gives a potent performance as the cop's alcoholic brother. Native American Chris Eyre directed. Elaine Miles, who played the sweet-natured Marilyn on Northern Exposure, exposes a darker side as the foul-mouthed, sassy Rondella.

Don and Dakota Ray interview representatives of the Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health. They learned about the organization's laudable programs for improving the quality of life of Indigenous people in Canada. (Repeat).

Joel looks forward to a weekend in Juneau, but, instead, winds up in a hotel suite with Maggie.

Jordan "Silicon" Smith (Jason Michas) returns for a visit with his old friend Relic. Robert Clothier. (Repeat).

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Christian packs his bags to take the path of healing, achieved through communion with nature and reconnection with the earth. (Repeat).

Brad and Eve go to the Manawan region, on the Nitiskinan, a land of the Atikamekw people. In the company of actor and musician Rykko Bellemare and hunter Alvin Ottawa, they spend two nights in the forest, on Lake Kempt, in survival mode. (Repeat).

Art and Dan explore the salt marshes of Wales to discover the salt marsh lamb. They harvest leeks, explore a fourteenth-century castle, and meet the Welsh male choirs. (Repeat).

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With an artistic career spanning over 40 years, Jacques Néwashish is an accomplished artist. From painting to dancing, via sculpture, Néwashish can do it all. (Repeat).

The importance of communication between police and community members is highlighted. (Repeat).

In Mashteuiatsh, rescuer Raymond Launière intervenes to save a man with heart failure following a canoe race. (Repeat).

Bringing you news stories that matter to Indigenous people.

Joel looks forward to a weekend in Juneau, but, instead, winds up in a hotel suite with Maggie.

A member of the future human-resistance movement is teleported back to 1984 L.A. His purpose is to rescue Sarah Connor, the mother of the man who will lead the 21st-century rebels against tyrannical machines, from being killed before she can give birth. Standing in his way is a futuristic cyborg also sent back in time to assassinate the woman.

Aaron Pedersen explores the place in Australia that is high enough for snow to settle over the hills throughout the winter months. (Repeat).

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Piri goes spearfishing with spear fisherman Julian; and chases some pigs on the Coromandel Peninsula. (Repeat).

Bringing you news stories that matter to Indigenous people.

Brittany Guyot identifies alleged Catholic Church abusers who worked at residential schools and in Indigenous communities. (Repeat).

After days of waiting, Rodney and Peter's snow crab boats are finally ready to hail out for the 2019 season. (Repeat).

Michela is fighting the choppy water while Caleb and Brendan try to bail out their canoe on the way to another camp. (Repeat).

Shawn visits Kanesatake's Mohawk Territory in the southwest of Quebec and learns how to make a traditional lacrosse stick; A mother receives an unexpected news from the spirit world. (Repeat).

Jay Mousseau, Anishinaabe from Sandy Bay First Nation, is the owner and operator of Pinessee Exteriors. Jay pays his success forward to support others in need, often offering jobs through his company as he leads his life with the seven sacred teachings. (Repeat).

Caroline Savoie welcomes Willows to share songs and music. (Repeat).

Art and Dan explore the salt marshes of Wales to discover the salt marsh lamb. They harvest leeks, explore a fourteenth-century castle, and meet the Welsh male choirs. (Repeat).

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With an artistic career spanning over 40 years, Jacques Néwashish is an accomplished artist. From painting to dancing, via sculpture, Néwashish can do it all. (Repeat).

Eve meets her childhood friend Bobby Guanish to collar the hare in the forests of Nitassinan. In Kawawachikamach, she joins Susan Shecanapish to learn how to prepare caribou skin using the traditional method. (Repeat).

In 1812 the two biggest corporations in North America went to war over the riches of the west. Caught between them are two desperate peoples. The young Metis nation who called this land home and Highland Scots, driven to Canada by poverty and ethnic cleansing. (Repeat).

Jordan "Silicon" Smith (Jason Michas) returns for a visit with his old friend Relic. Robert Clothier. (Repeat).

Art and Dan look for the Saltmarsh lamb; visit a 14th century castle; harvest leeks; and more. (Repeat).

A 30-year-old snack cake becomes troublesome for Brent and Hank; Wanda and Karen discuss their careers with schoolchildren; Lacey tries to make the Ruby more birthday-friendly. (Repeat).

The Annual Battle in the Bvush returns, but the community is left scrambling when Mr. Indian Affairs misses his flight. (Repeat).

Art and Dan search for black bears on Vancouver Island. (Repeat).

Chuck heads to the Cree community of Nemaska to meet wildlife technician Anderson Jolly. Anderson eagerly shows Chuck how to hunt and prepare wild duck! Back on the shore, they help James Wapachee and Elder Mary Jolly build a smoker with tree branches. (Repeat).

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Captain Franklin Brisk has returned to the sea, where the hours are long, and the job is arduous. He chases his snow crab quota while waiting to buy the boat on which he learned to fish as a deckhand. (Repeat).

Country musician Desiree Dorion joins the hunt. (Repeat).

At the end of the 19th century, many Lakota turned to a charismatic religious movement that set the stage for the final battle for the West. (Repeat).

The wedding of Adam and Eve (Adam Arkin, Valerie Mahaffey) reveals a secret about the bride; at the Brick, the menfolk guzzle and puzzle over the gulf between men and women; and Joel and Maggie want to finish what they started in Juneau.

Jack must choose between honoring his dead friend's memory and granting his grandson's wish. Pat: Dion Luther. (Repeat).

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A windstorm scatters letters at the Ruby; Wanda lobbies for more rights at Corner Gas, which affects Brent; a jam contest leaves Oscar worried about Emma. (Repeat).

Paul sets out to prove Jo wrong when she bets that his rekindled relationship with Rose won't last a week. Meanwhile, Jo and Roger compete for Grouse Lake's financial surplus to fund their respective community projects. (Repeat).

Art and Dan search for black bears on Vancouver Island. (Repeat).

Chuck visits Winnipeg and learns about Métis cuisine. He meets with passionate Indigenous residents who help make the city a better place with the help of a community oven. (Repeat).

Michela is fighting the choppy water while Caleb and Brendan try to bail out their canoe on the way to another camp. (Repeat).

An online nemesis shows up in person to confront Paul. Meanwhile, Health Week introduces a potential new romantic interest for Jo. (Repeat).

Feeling underappreciated after Jo's (Roseanne Supernault, THE DRIVE) budget cuts, Roger (Billy Merasty, ELIJAH) abandons his position as the voice of Grouse Lake radio. Left to fill in, Paul (Paul Rabliauskas) reads Roger's memoir, taking us back to his early days as a 90's era traffic reporter. After listening to Roger's story about his rapid rise to fame, and subsequent sacrifices, Chief Jo sees the community icon in a new light. (Repeat).

From traditional farming to award-winning Native wineries and food trucks, Drew is dining all-Indigenous. (Repeat).

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The wedding of Adam and Eve (Adam Arkin, Valerie Mahaffey) reveals a secret about the bride; at the Brick, the menfolk guzzle and puzzle over the gulf between men and women; and Joel and Maggie want to finish what they started in Juneau.

When an incident at the sheriff's station triggers an all-out war between the North and the Southside, Archie and Jughead find themselves in the fight of their lives. Meanwhile Veronica makes a devastating discovery about Hiram, just as someone from his past arrives in Riverdale looking for revenge. Finally, Betty comes face to face with the Black Hood. (Repeat).

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

Located on Treaty 1 territory, Winnipeg is home to the largest urban Indigenous population in Canada. Meeting Kevin, Peatr and Caid, who are using their passion for art to help fellow community members and provide resources for those in need. (Repeat).

Art and Dan search for black bears on Vancouver Island. (Repeat).

Ernie meets a Boonwurrung man with a love for the ocean, an inspirational woman finding balance between farming and the environment and a Marine Biologist following her passion. (Repeat).

Tracey pays a visit to the Lower Nicola Indian Band and speaks with Chief Stuart Jackson on the devastation wrought by previous natural disasters. (Repeat).

Chuck heads to the Cree community of Nemaska to meet wildlife technician Anderson Jolly. Anderson eagerly shows Chuck how to hunt and prepare wild duck! Back on the shore, they help James Wapachee and Elder Mary Jolly build a smoker with tree branches. (Repeat).

Bringing you news stories that matter to Indigenous people.

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Jay Mousseau, Anishinaabe from Sandy Bay First Nation, is the owner and operator of Pinessee Exteriors. Jay pays his success forward to support others in need, often offering jobs through his company as he leads his life with the seven sacred teachings. (Repeat).

Dr. Savannah travels to the town of Cambridge Bay, Nvt., to volunteer her services at a vet clinic. For the town's residents, this is the only chance they will have all year to seek medical advice regarding the health and wellbeing of their pets. (Repeat).

Tom sends Shayla to find out about the giant squid that have been found in Atlantic waters. (Repeat).

Art and Dan set sail for a day of fishing on the Bear River Nation's lobster boat in Bay of Fundy. Dan manages the lobster traps, while Art enjoys the smooth sea. Later, they join local expert Lisa Johnson to forage for dulse on Victoria Beach. (Repeat).

The poet Laure Morali came to study literary creation in Montreal in 1992. Her curiosity took her to Minganie, where she met the Innu who were decisive in her life: Shimun and her two daughters, Penasin and Nuenau. (Repeat).

The police in Uashat listen to a young person who is going through a tough time. (Repeat).

Brad welcomes Pierre-Alexandre, an Abenaki from Odonak. (Repeat).

Eve meets her childhood friend Bobby Guanish to collar the hare in the forests of Nitassinan. In Kawawachikamach, she joins Susan Shecanapish to learn how to prepare caribou skin using the traditional method. (Repeat).

The girls drag Bailey on a birthday trip in order to cheer him up but end up going awry. (Repeat).

Christian meets people for whom education is the most critical initiative to preserve and change habits. (Repeat).

In the 1700s, European fur traders sparked deadly rivalries between the Indigenous powers of the West and stoked a devastating new type of warfare. Forced out of their homelands, the Aaniiih managed to preserve their culture and identity against all odds. (Repeat).

Jack must choose between honoring his dead friend's memory and granting his grandson's wish. Pat: Dion Luther. (Repeat).

Art takes Dan to Masset in Northern Haida Gwaii to dig for razor clams, investigate the Haida potato and cook in a Haida longhouse. Dan hunts solo for deer on the side and the guys are thrown into some Haida dance lessons. (Repeat).

A windstorm scatters letters at the Ruby; Wanda lobbies for more rights at Corner Gas, which affects Brent; a jam contest leaves Oscar worried about Emma. (Repeat).

For one lady living on the Musqueam Reserve in British Columbia, the ghosts of her past move through this world with her. She can detect them, but she need the assistance of our investigative team to communicate with them. (Repeat).

Shawn explores the Cowichan Tribes' unique culinary history of preparing and smoking sockeye fish with chef Jared Williams. During the spirit sessions, a guy has a great connection with his late mother. (Repeat).

The ghost hunters investigate the Peterborough Lift Lock National Historic Site, a 120-year-old hydraulic wonder with a haunted history, to seek spirits who linger in its depths. (Repeat).

Ian Campbell, Chief of Xalek/Sekyu Siyam, and his sister, Tsitsayxemaat Rebecca Duncan Campbell, journey to Slhx̱i7lsh by land and water. In Vancouver's Stanley Park, you may learn about the sacrifices that characterize Squamish values. (Repeat).

An exploration of why fascinating and kinetic animal species, including humans, strut their stuff and why the urge to dance is one of evolution's favorite tricks. (Repeat).

Piri heads to the Hawkes Bay with Padre to fish for kahawai. (Repeat).

An elderly visitor (Roberts Blossom) recounts Cicely's beginnings with tales of what was once a cultural mecca, known as "the Paris of the North," settled by a free-thinking pioneer (Yvonne Suhor) and her companion (Jo Anderson).

A champion water-skier (P.J. Brookson) suffers a potentially career-ending accident. Dr. Martin: Allan Lysell. Nick: Bruno Gerussi. (Repeat).

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Survivors of Canadian Indian hospitals and their families recount traumatic stories of starvation, isolation, loss of culture and medical experimentation. (Repeat).

Brent pursues one of his dreams in the series finale. (Repeat).

The Yates Building in Victoria, British Columbia, is haunted by something dark from its historic history; even the spirits trapped inside are terrified. What worries the squad on the first night brings them to tears on the second. (Repeat).

At Sts'ailes First Nation, Shawn immerses himself in the culture with the guidance of cultural tourism host Ryan Charlie, who introduces him to the mesmerizing Sasquatch Dancers. (Repeat).

The ghost hunters seek help from Mi'kmaq medium Shawn Leonard as they investigate Spruce Lane Farmhouse in Oakville's Bronte Creek Provincial Park. Once home to a prominent farming family, now it's shrouded in eerie mysteries and unexplained phenomena. (Repeat).

Doc takes Hayley to Kamloops, a place known for encounters with merfolk in its lakes and rivers. On her route, Hayley stops at the Banff Trading Post to witness an encased merman. (Repeat).

Mitchell Poundmaker, a Cree Blackfoot artist, visits Iniskim Umaapi, a medicine wheel in the Siksika First Nation, to explore the intersection between spirituality and art. (Repeat).

The stakes continue to escalate in the Carving Circle. Things get wet and wild during a water-feature challenge and emotions cut deep when the Carvers bring their family stories to life. (Repeat).

Bringing you news stories that matter to Indigenous people.

Survivors of Canadian Indian hospitals and their families recount traumatic stories of starvation, isolation, loss of culture and medical experimentation. (Repeat).

An elderly visitor (Roberts Blossom) recounts Cicely's beginnings with tales of what was once a cultural mecca, known as "the Paris of the North," settled by a free-thinking pioneer (Yvonne Suhor) and her companion (Jo Anderson).

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The ghost hunters seek help from Mi'kmaq medium Shawn Leonard as they investigate Spruce Lane Farmhouse in Oakville's Bronte Creek Provincial Park. Once home to a prominent farming family, now it's shrouded in eerie mysteries and unexplained phenomena. (Repeat).

The Yates Building in Victoria, British Columbia, is haunted by something dark from its historic history; even the spirits trapped inside are terrified. What worries the squad on the first night brings them to tears on the second. (Repeat).

At Sts'ailes First Nation, Shawn immerses himself in the culture with the guidance of cultural tourism host Ryan Charlie, who introduces him to the mesmerizing Sasquatch Dancers. (Repeat).

Mitchell Poundmaker, a Cree Blackfoot artist, visits Iniskim Umaapi, a medicine wheel in the Siksika First Nation, to explore the intersection between spirituality and art. (Repeat).

Doc takes Hayley to Kamloops, a place known for encounters with merfolk in its lakes and rivers. On her route, Hayley stops at the Banff Trading Post to witness an encased merman. (Repeat).

As the crew packs away their fishing tools, the sound of waterfowl passing overhead marks the start of duck and goose hunting season. Former NHL player Cody McCormick to join a trio of duck hunters. (Repeat).

In the 1700s, European fur traders sparked deadly rivalries between the Indigenous powers of the West and stoked a devastating new type of warfare. Forced out of their homelands, the Aaniiih managed to preserve their culture and identity against all odds. (Repeat).

Bringing you news stories that matter to Indigenous people.

Survivors of Canadian Indian hospitals and their families recount traumatic stories of starvation, isolation, loss of culture and medical experimentation. (Repeat).

Kanen'tó:kon Hemlock has been reviving tattooing traditions that were lost due to colonization. (Repeat).

With four travelers remaining, the rains of Syilx territory threaten the journey that awaits. All hope seems lost until a beautiful gift of handmade canoes sets the group on a new course. Crashing waters bring new life to their adventure. (Repeat).

Geri-Lee, Jodie, and Hazel take matters into their own hands in order to provide food for their community. (Repeat).

Celebrated Mohawk rock star Tom Wilson crafts a powerful song based on a famous painting by Métis artist Christi Belcourt. In conversation at a diner, the two remarkable artists explore their creative processes and sources of inspiration. (Repeat).

Caroline Savoie welcomes Willows to share songs and music. (Repeat).

Art and Dan explore the salt marshes of Wales to discover the salt marsh lamb. They harvest leeks, explore a fourteenth-century castle, and meet the Welsh male choirs. (Repeat).

Chuck goes to Baie-Trinité to meet Norbert Fontaine, a boat captain for the Innu community of Uashat Mak Mani-Utenam. Chuck joins the family on a snow crab fishing adventure, where he learns how to prepare appetizers. (Repeat).

Brad welcomes Pierre-Alexandre, an Abenaki from Odonak. (Repeat).

Lucille Lamothe attempts to save a patient who had a cardiorespiratory arrest. (Repeat).

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Kris learns about the ancient practice of pictographs from Isaac Murdoch, who is an artist, activist, and Anishinaabe knowledge keeper. Sarain goes to North Bay and visits with K'Tigaaning Midwives who are indigenizing childbirth. (Repeat).

A champion water-skier (P.J. Brookson) suffers a potentially career-ending accident. Dr. Martin: Allan Lysell. Nick: Bruno Gerussi. (Repeat).

Art and Dan head to County Cork, Southern Ireland, to stalk the Sika deer. (Repeat).

Brent pursues one of his dreams in the series finale. (Repeat).

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Located on Treaty 1 territory, Winnipeg is home to the largest urban Indigenous population in Canada. Meeting Kevin, Peatr and Caid, who are using their passion for art to help fellow community members and provide resources for those in need. (Repeat).

Sam and Chuck journey to Canada's Arctic, gaining a new appreciation for the far North and the people who live there. They experience a landscape and a traditional hunt unlike any they have witnessed before. (Repeat).

The stakes continue to escalate in the Carving Circle. Things get wet and wild during a water-feature challenge and emotions cut deep when the Carvers bring their family stories to life. (Repeat).

Aaron Pedersen explains how the waters of the Southern Ocean are rich and productive. (Repeat).

Fear of aging grips Maggie on her birthday. Her solution: a native ritual for laying the past to rest. Maggie: Janine Turner. Camper: Brian I. Finney. Rick: Grant Goodeve.

Sara becomes smitten with a roaming musician. (Repeat).

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Brent starts renting videos at the gas station, while a Toronto woman moves to town to run the coffee shop next door. (Repeat).

Dr. Savannah treats a cat named Lovebug who requires emergency surgery after being shot in the leg and a Pomeranian named Cheeka who has a bad cough. Savannah and Dayle take a trip to learn some horse-handling skills from a well-known Métis expert. (Repeat).

The secrets of the most extreme sleepers of the animal kingdom are unraveled. (Repeat).

The polar bears prepare to leave for Hudson Bay; and a guide searches for his bear friend Dancer. (Repeat).

The annual Williams Lake Stampede opens with the arrival of the Xeni Gwet'in Wagon Trip. The chase team faces off against each other and their rivals from Merritt, British Columbia, in the death-defying Mountain Race. (Repeat).

Bringing you news stories that matter to Indigenous people.

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Fear of aging grips Maggie on her birthday. Her solution: a native ritual for laying the past to rest. Maggie: Janine Turner. Camper: Brian I. Finney. Rick: Grant Goodeve.

The secrets of the most extreme sleepers of the animal kingdom are unraveled. (Repeat).

Ice threatens to push the Sedna aground, and the Taiga is forced to skip a village. (Repeat).

The polar bears prepare to leave for Hudson Bay; and a guide searches for his bear friend Dancer. (Repeat).

The stakes continue to escalate in the Carving Circle. Things get wet and wild during a water-feature challenge and emotions cut deep when the Carvers bring their family stories to life. (Repeat).

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Introducing the Ontario First Nations community of Rama, and one of the most unique Tribal Police Services in Canada. (Repeat).

Dakota and Don join the Flurer Smokey workforce in Campbell River, British Columbia, to discover what makes this international distributing seafood processing company successful. (Repeat).

In the remote mountains of Yukon, Sam and Chuck meet Sammy White from Kluane First Nation. Sam joins Sammy on the adventure of a lifetime as they track the majestic Dall sheep, considered by many to be the most difficult hunt on earth. (Repeat).

Retired CFL player and motivational speaker JR LaRose to steps out of his comfort zone and goes trapping for the first time. Accompanied by a trio of seasoned Métis trappers, JR sets out on the land for a trapping adventure. (Repeat).

Spotlighting Melissa Haney, the first female Inuk captain. (Repeat).

Brad welcomes Pierre-Alexandre, an Abenaki from Odonak. (Repeat).

The unusual daily lives of five duos of police officers from four Aboriginal communities are shown. The social and cultural challenges they must cope with are illustrated, such as how to work within the community. (Repeat).

Lucille Lamothe attempts to save a patient who had a cardiorespiratory arrest. (Repeat).

Caroline Savoie welcomes Willows to share songs and music. (Repeat).

The girls drag Bailey on a birthday trip in order to cheer him up but end up going awry. (Repeat).

Drew heads to the largest urban woodlot in Canada to meet with Indigenous carver, "Sawmill Sid." (Repeat).

Sara becomes smitten with a roaming musician. (Repeat).

The hosts paddle a Haida war canoe with famous activist Guujaaw take some language lessons, head to the open seas to fish for halibut where Art doesn't fare so well, pick wild cranberries with a local forager, and cook and dine at the famous Haida Herit. (Repeat).

Brent starts renting videos at the gas station, while a Toronto woman moves to town to run the coffee shop next door. (Repeat).

Matricia gathers raspberries for a homemade raspberry pie and a refreshing raspberry mojito. She wraps up the episode by smudging her drum and playing it while singing a song called "Asani." (Repeat).

Jordan and Brandon Nolan share their love of hockey with Indigenous youth. (Repeat).

The secrets of the most extreme sleepers of the animal kingdom are unraveled. (Repeat).

Don and Dakota Ray interview representatives of the Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health. They learned about the organization's laudable programs for improving the quality of life of Indigenous people in Canada. (Repeat).

A motorcycle club from Six Nations hits the highway. Later, Drew heads to the race track to meet with Billy Cook. Lastly, Drew waxes up his surfboard with a group of Indigenous youth from Nova Scotia. (Repeat).

Featuring Six Nations, who has started a corporation for their economy in the field of power plants. (Repeat).

The midnight sun warms Joel's libido and brings to town an adventure-seeking salesman (Jim Haynie). Meanwhile, Shelly's cheerleading outfit arouses Holling. Rob Morrow, Peg Phillips, Cynthia Geary, Janine Turner, Barry Corbin.

Laurel (Marianne Jones) ponders leaving town for a new job. (Repeat).

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The gas station gets audited; Lacey's approach to selling coffee needs some fine-tuning. (Repeat).

Waskaganish, a Cree village in northern Quebec, is strengthening ties both on and off the land. Meet Jamie, Glen, and David, who are passionate about finding the ideal mix for healing and resolving intergenerational traumas. (Repeat).