TV Schedule

S10 E5 - Lucille comes across a new discovery that could explain a pregnant woman's symptoms. The health of a young patient presents a series of challenges.

S3 E6 - As Jenn contemplates her future in Morecambe, she realizes the clue to solving the case lies closer to home.

S2 E10 - It’s a race to the death as investigators chase down the killer. Their lives and careers all hang in the balance.

S1 E3 - A hiker's dog falls from a steep cliff, and a tip on a six-month-old cold case triggers the team to bring out the rescue dogs.

S3 E7 - Starting a mile above sea level in Denver, the Rocky Mountaineer makes its way through Wild West country to Moab.

S7 E9 - A handful of weasels from winter are finally ready for release into the wild, and a gull that hatched on the farm flies free.

E4 - In the aftermath of the massive 2016 wildfire, chef Cezin Nottaway finds a deep connection between food and healing, combining her signature bush cooking style with a traditional beaver tail recipe.

E1 - Explore the Cariboo Gold Rush and the coal mines on Vancouver Island. Take a ride on the great BC steamships and learn about the Fishermen's Strike of 1900.

S1 E3 - A stone's throw away from Vancouver Island, Salt Spring Island is known as British Columbia's go-to place for hippies. Its inhabitants enjoy the self-sufficiency and tranquility of their community.

S2 E1 - Drew heads into deep waters as he explores the traditional and modern uses of a birchbark canoe. Later, he learns how to harvest wild rice.

S1 E1 - Hosts Kris Nahrgang and Sarain Carson Fox share their personal origin stories and visit traditional teacher Isaac Murdoch at Nimkii Aazhibikong Culture Camp in Elliot Lake.

S8 E3 - A late-night rescue ends in tragedy. Back at the farm, a new team of volunteers arrive for training just as a snowy owl is brought in for treatment.

S8 E4 - A fulmar arrives by medivac for emergency treatment, joining a flock of birds that have been here all winter - including a mourning dove and a bald eagle that is on a long road to recovery.

E2 - Dr. Jim Al-Khalili carries us into the distant future to try to discover how the universe will end: with a bang or a whimper?

E3 - Michael visits Cordoba's stunning Mesquita, considered to be one of the world's greatest Islamic buildings, and dines on what could be Spain's biggest tortilla.

S8 E3 - A late-night rescue ends in tragedy. Back at the farm, a new team of volunteers arrive for training just as a snowy owl is brought in for treatment.

S8 E4 - A fulmar arrives by medivac for emergency treatment, joining a flock of birds that have been here all winter - including a mourning dove and a bald eagle that is on a long road to recovery.

E2 - Chile is home to a variety of forests that harbour rare and remarkable "living fossils" - from cathedrals of kelp to mountainsides of monkey puzzle trees.

S18 E9 - Mason and Wetherby find themselves in real danger when they try to track down some stolen antiques. Trouble flares when Taoist monks arrive in town and not everyone is happy.

S5 E1 - Gently and Bacchus have their eyes opened to the consequences of racism when a young girl is murdered.

E3 - On a walk in Dartmoor National Park, Julia has a go at climbing its towering rocks and learns about the legends of the moor.

S1 E3 - A stone's throw away from Vancouver Island, Salt Spring Island is known as British Columbia's go-to place for hippies. Its inhabitants enjoy the self-sufficiency and tranquility of their community.

S5 E1 - Gently and Bacchus have their eyes opened to the consequences of racism when a young girl is murdered.

E3 - On a walk in Dartmoor National Park, Julia has a go at climbing its towering rocks and learns about the legends of the moor.

S1 E3 - A stone's throw away from Vancouver Island, Salt Spring Island is known as British Columbia's go-to place for hippies. Its inhabitants enjoy the self-sufficiency and tranquility of their community.

S18 E9 - Mason and Wetherby find themselves in real danger when they try to track down some stolen antiques. Trouble flares when Taoist monks arrive in town and not everyone is happy.

E3 - Samuel doesn't want Mr. Field and Denning's business if it means being blackmailed. Kathleen visits Sacha's school to see if she can glean any clues about her son Anthony's disappearance.

S7 E10 - Hope's annual open house is more popular than ever, and the whole team scrambles to get everything ready.

S8 E3 - A late-night rescue ends in tragedy. Back at the farm, a new team of volunteers arrive for training just as a snowy owl is brought in for treatment.

S8 E4 - A fulmar arrives by medivac for emergency treatment, joining a flock of birds that have been here all winter - including a mourning dove and a bald eagle that is on a long road to recovery.

S1 E3 - A hiker's dog falls from a steep cliff, and a tip on a six-month-old cold case triggers the team to bring out the rescue dogs.

S9 E10 - Murdoch and Ogden investigate the suspicious death of an Arctic expedition crew member.

The Verbier Festival Chamber Orchestra and conductor Gábor Takács-Nagy perform Haydn's masterpiece with soloists Miah Persson, Bernard Richter, Peter Mattei, Andreas Bauer Kanabas and the RIAS Kammerchor.

E4 - The 20th century sees Ireland divided by Partition and the Union threatened by war. New ideas unify the four nations, but the decline of industry sparks new divisions.

S9 E10 - Murdoch and Ogden investigate the suspicious death of an Arctic expedition crew member.

E3 - Off the east coast of Australia lies the world's largest living structure - the Great Barrier Reef, home to curious residents and seasonal visitors like the humpback whale.

S11 E8 - When a woman reports a murder and is then found strangled, the team is left wondering whether she was somehow reporting her own murder.

S5 E4 - After the shocking events of the previous night, Perez must piece together what happened before a rampaging and vengeful Creggan finds his target.

S1 E2 - Glen, Clara and Aaron have very different emotional responses to their grief, which propels them each on a new path.

S1 E3 - A hiker's dog falls from a steep cliff, and a tip on a six-month-old cold case triggers the team to bring out the rescue dogs.

S11 E8 - When a woman reports a murder and is then found strangled, the team is left wondering whether she was somehow reporting her own murder.

S5 E4 - After the shocking events of the previous night, Perez must piece together what happened before a rampaging and vengeful Creggan finds his target.

S1 E2 - Glen, Clara and Aaron have very different emotional responses to their grief, which propels them each on a new path.

S1 E3 - A hiker's dog falls from a steep cliff, and a tip on a six-month-old cold case triggers the team to bring out the rescue dogs.

E3 - Off the east coast of Australia lies the world's largest living structure - the Great Barrier Reef, home to curious residents and seasonal visitors like the humpback whale.

S7 E11 - Hope tries to make two orphaned bobcats into playmates, and 100 patients are ready for release after months of waiting. A rare bird makes a brief stopover.

S8 E3 - A late-night rescue ends in tragedy. Back at the farm, a new team of volunteers arrive for training just as a snowy owl is brought in for treatment.

S8 E4 - A fulmar arrives by medivac for emergency treatment, joining a flock of birds that have been here all winter - including a mourning dove and a bald eagle that is on a long road to recovery.

S3 E8 - Leaving chic 21st-century Nice behind, the Train des Pignes takes us to the Provence of the past. Rolling on, we board a 1909 steam engine to medieval towns.

E1 - Lucy Worsley examines the American Revolution, a battle that pitted high ideals against the might of the British Empire. But how much of America's founding story is based on fact?

E5 - Britain in the 18th century saw an explosion of creativity, and enough money from trade and conquest to pay for it. But that money had a dark side.

E3 - Michael visits Cordoba's stunning Mesquita, considered to be one of the world's greatest Islamic buildings, and dines on what could be Spain's biggest tortilla.

S2 E1 - Drew heads into deep waters as he explores the traditional and modern uses of a birchbark canoe. Later, he learns how to harvest wild rice.

S1 E1 - Hosts Kris Nahrgang and Sarain Carson Fox share their personal origin stories and visit traditional teacher Isaac Murdoch at Nimkii Aazhibikong Culture Camp in Elliot Lake.

E5 - Britain in the 18th century saw an explosion of creativity, and enough money from trade and conquest to pay for it. But that money had a dark side.

E3 - Michael visits Cordoba's stunning Mesquita, considered to be one of the world's greatest Islamic buildings, and dines on what could be Spain's biggest tortilla.

S2 E1 - Drew heads into deep waters as he explores the traditional and modern uses of a birchbark canoe. Later, he learns how to harvest wild rice.

S1 E1 - Hosts Kris Nahrgang and Sarain Carson Fox share their personal origin stories and visit traditional teacher Isaac Murdoch at Nimkii Aazhibikong Culture Camp in Elliot Lake.

E4 - Kathleen visits the boarding house in search of Anthony. Armstrong explains to Samuel that they have reason to believe that people connected with the Shaw family could be enemies of the state.

E2 - Andrew Graham-Dixon looks at how art in France took a dramatic turn following the French Revolution.

S7 E12 - Change sweeps through Hope for Wildlife as the rehab centre moves into the new facility.

S1 E4 - Hawaii Island is the largest of them all, yet it is the least visited by tourists.

S2 E2 - Drew heads to Peigan Nation in southern Alberta to meet with two Indigenous stuntmen. Later, he hits a pro-wrestling ring and trains with an undefeated Muay Thai champion.

S1 E2 - Kris and Sarain meet with child welfare activist Cindy Blackstock and learn about the "Save the Evidence" program at the Woodland Cultural Institute.

E1 - Jim Al-Khalili breaks down a series of experiments that demonstrate our understanding of gravity.

E1 - Someone once told me, wars don’t start with explosions, they start with silence.” So begins Ukrainian journalist Mstyslav Chernov in his 2024 Oscar-winning documentary chronicling Russia’s siege of Mariupol in the early days of the war. Mstyslav and his two Associated Press colleagues – the only international journalists left in the city – capture the collapse of normalcy and descent into chaos as Russian forces bombard the strategically situated port city. Along with scenes of devastation and tragedy, the film shows quiet moments of human fortitude, resilience, solidarity and decency. 20 Days in Mariupol is a powerful first-hand account of the impact of war on ordinary citizens as well as the vital work of journalists who put themselves at risk to bring these stories to the world. English-Canadian broadcast premiere.

In 1971, the Shah of Iran celebrated 2,500 years of the Persian monarchy by throwing the greatest party in history. It left the country reeling and crystallized the opposition, led by Ayatollah Khomeini.

E1 - Someone once told me, wars don’t start with explosions, they start with silence.” So begins Ukrainian journalist Mstyslav Chernov in his 2024 Oscar-winning documentary chronicling Russia’s siege of Mariupol in the early days of the war. Mstyslav and his two Associated Press colleagues – the only international journalists left in the city – capture the collapse of normalcy and descent into chaos as Russian forces bombard the strategically situated port city. Along with scenes of devastation and tragedy, the film shows quiet moments of human fortitude, resilience, solidarity and decency. 20 Days in Mariupol is a powerful first-hand account of the impact of war on ordinary citizens as well as the vital work of journalists who put themselves at risk to bring these stories to the world. English-Canadian broadcast premiere.

In 1971, the Shah of Iran celebrated 2,500 years of the Persian monarchy by throwing the greatest party in history. It left the country reeling and crystallized the opposition, led by Ayatollah Khomeini.

The Verbier Festival Chamber Orchestra and conductor Gábor Takács-Nagy perform Haydn's masterpiece with soloists Miah Persson, Bernard Richter, Peter Mattei, Andreas Bauer Kanabas and the RIAS Kammerchor.

S7 E13 - Injured and orphaned animals keep Hope busy from the first big snowfall right through to the spring thaw.

S1 E2 - With over 50% of its population under the age of 24, change is being ushered in by Cape Town's youth. Optimism, hope and resilience pit themselves against the lingering wounds of apartheid.

E5 - Chef Shane Chartrand cooks a bison heart over an open fire. Combining rare zhylem syrup harvested from balsam poplar trees, he finds new meaning in Indigenous cuisine.

E2 - The Great Depression and two World Wars set on hard times for BC's labour movement. From labour camps on the Fraser River to the Post Office Sit-Down Strike, voices demanded to be heard.

S3 E5 - Bettany travels to Estonia's "Viking Island" to reveal the secrets of a sacred burial site. She then examines magnificent medieval art in the capital Tallinn.

E2 - When Russia began its illegal invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Toronto director Anastasia Trofimova was working for the CBC news bureau in Moscow. When the bureau shut down, she stayed behind and started documenting war resisters in Moscow. A chance encounter with a soldier on leave from the front opened the door for her to unofficially embed with a Russian battalion deployed to the frontlines of occupied Ukraine over a seven-month period in 2023. The film offers a rare glimpse into the daily experiences and shifting perspectives of rank-and-file soldiers, who are ill-prepared and increasingly disillusioned by the war. With each gruelling day, the reasons for being there only become more obscure. This Canadian-French co-production premiered at the Venice Film Festival in August 2024 and screenings scheduled the following month at the Toronto International Film Festival were disrupted by protests. World broadcast premiere.

S8 E3 - A late-night rescue ends in tragedy. Back at the farm, a new team of volunteers arrive for training just as a snowy owl is brought in for treatment.

S8 E4 - A fulmar arrives by medivac for emergency treatment, joining a flock of birds that have been here all winter - including a mourning dove and a bald eagle that is on a long road to recovery.

S3 E5 - Bettany travels to Estonia's "Viking Island" to reveal the secrets of a sacred burial site. She then examines magnificent medieval art in the capital Tallinn.

E2 - When Russia began its illegal invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Toronto director Anastasia Trofimova was working for the CBC news bureau in Moscow. When the bureau shut down, she stayed behind and started documenting war resisters in Moscow. A chance encounter with a soldier on leave from the front opened the door for her to unofficially embed with a Russian battalion deployed to the frontlines of occupied Ukraine over a seven-month period in 2023. The film offers a rare glimpse into the daily experiences and shifting perspectives of rank-and-file soldiers, who are ill-prepared and increasingly disillusioned by the war. With each gruelling day, the reasons for being there only become more obscure. This Canadian-French co-production premiered at the Venice Film Festival in August 2024 and screenings scheduled the following month at the Toronto International Film Festival were disrupted by protests. World broadcast premiere.

E2 - Andrew Graham-Dixon looks at how art in France took a dramatic turn following the French Revolution.

E2 - Chile is home to a variety of forests that harbour rare and remarkable "living fossils" - from cathedrals of kelp to mountainsides of monkey puzzle trees.

S8 E1 - A mild winter means early arrivals of some patients and early releases for others.

S8 E2 - Vet students get a first-hand look at Hope's animal rehab facility and some hands-on experience in treating a harbor seal.

E5 - Chef Shane Chartrand cooks a bison heart over an open fire. Combining rare zhylem syrup harvested from balsam poplar trees, he finds new meaning in Indigenous cuisine.

E2 - The Great Depression and two World Wars set on hard times for BC's labour movement. From labour camps on the Fraser River to the Post Office Sit-Down Strike, voices demanded to be heard.

S8 E5 - Five baby red foxes arrive on Hope's doorstep, and she must decide what to do next. A beaver turns up in the most unexpected of places.

S8 E6 - As spring approaches, the baby boom begins. Raccoons, mice and squirrels all start arriving at record pace, but Hope's iconic red barn is still not complete.

E4 - Michael stops at the town of Isla Cristina, home to the busiest fishing port in Andalucia, visits stunning underground caves and discovers the secrets of the region's famous aged ham.

E3 - Mariia Ponomarova set out to make a film about a spirited Ukrainian cheerleading team of women over 50, united by their passion for performing and a determination to defy stereotypes about aging. But when Russia invades, the film took a different turn. Veteran team member Sveta and her family decide to leave Kharkiv and find refuge in the Netherlands. Close to 6 million Ukrainians have similarly made the difficult decision to leave since the start of the war including over 200,000 who have come to Canada. Seen mainly through Sveta's perspective, this captivating film highlights the resilience of the women, and the strength of their bond even when they are separated by war. Canadian broadcast premiere.

E5 - Chef Shane Chartrand cooks a bison heart over an open fire. Combining rare zhylem syrup harvested from balsam poplar trees, he finds new meaning in Indigenous cuisine.

E2 - The Great Depression and two World Wars set on hard times for BC's labour movement. From labour camps on the Fraser River to the Post Office Sit-Down Strike, voices demanded to be heard.