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Jackie visits Kelowna to learn about the lengths people will go to eat food that reminds them of home. She makes tofu from scratch and visits a hidden Chinese supermarket.

The last two active traditional net fishermen on one of Canada's largest lakes wonder what the future holds as fishing operations dwindle to a sliver.

George Young experiences ancient Chinese culture that has been kept alive, meeting a silk weaver, making tofu and taking on a dangerous stint with molten iron fireworks performers.

In Vernon, Jackie tries to answer the age-old question - how did food come to be synonymous with love in Asian culture? She meets restaurant owners who gave it up to spend more time with family.

A sacred burial mound site in northwestern Ontario is a source of cultural pride among youth and elders in the community.

George Young learns wood carving, makes longevity noodles and tries lion dancing as he explores his heritage and ancient traditions in China.

Michael travels back in time to experience the life of "les voyageurs," admires Edmonton's heritage street cars and discovers how the beaver, once slaughtered for its fur, is now pampered.

In Penticton, Jackie learns about the origins of westernized dishes like sweet-and-sour pork and meets a new wave of Chinese Canadian chefs putting traditional food back on the menu.

Anishinaabe women share how the traditional crafts that come from the birch tree have transformed their lives.

Frank and Denise travel to the remotest islands of the Hebrides - including the "Cradle of Christianity," Iona and Mull, before finishing their journey in Boswell's grand ancestral home, Auchinleck.

Deep in the Prairies, Michael learns how communities grew around grain elevators, digs into Indigenous history at an archaeological excavation and learns how to make a Saskatoon berry pie.

Frank and Denise learn about the Highlands' troubled history as they travel to Loch Ness, the Highland mountains and Skye.

Michael visits the beautiful basilica at Saint-Anne de Beaupre. He then explores the region north of the St. Lawrence before heading west aboard Canada's last trans-continental passenger line.