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Host Michelle Rabin visits six restaurants in the food capital of Canada — Hamilton, Ontario, and meets with six passionate online reviewers to learn about their food reviewing ways. Together they DISH IT!

Sean McShane tries his hand working at a stingray farm, a duck and bee rescue, a chicken and sheep farm, and a goat yoga studio and hobby farm.

The Human Crush highlights the human connection and trust factor that feed the collaboration process while making art, in this case music. Each episode brings a different artist's story to light and together, with music producer Eric Eggleston, a new song is created from scratch in just a few hours.

What do a jazz saxophonist, museum curator, and rabbi have in common? They’re all teachers. These are just a few of the diverse educators, instructors and trainers who foster the vibrancy, confidence, and community that make Kingston the jewel of southern Ontario.

Lacrosse Generations is a touching story of a father passing down the game of lacrosse to his son. Kalen Sr. tells Kalen Jr. all about the Fort Erie Hawks, wooden lacrosse sticks and getting recruited by universities to play lacrosse in the United States. Lacrosse is much more than just a game to Kalen Sr., it’s a tradition.

Chef at the Park is a journey into Quebec City's food scene. Through the eyes and mind of its top chefs, discover Quebec's best spots and learn more about the history of the city's magnificent parks.

Through encounters with the people who are keeping ice canoeing alive and pushing the limits of the competition, Ice Canoe presents the faces of a sport that’s all about team spirit and dedication. Host Aaron Bass brings a sport that’s unique in the world to life. If you want to conquer the ice floes of the Saint Lawrence River, you can’t get cold feet.

Canadian hip hop legend Maestro Fresh Wes travels the Maritimes as the Maestro CHEF Wes, sourcing the local ingredients, culture and musicians for a classic Canadian kitchen party. Maestro and his celebrity guests fish, farm, and forage together, talk about life and chop it up in the kitchen before everyone arrives for a delicious dish and live performance.

Hosted by biologist and retired Member of Parliament Robert Sopuck, A Life Outdoors features a year in the life of Robert and Caroline Sopuck who live on their farm south of Riding Mountain National Park in Manitoba. From early spring greens, to summer berry picking, to preserving vegetables in the fall, and ice fishing in the winter, experience the joy of “A Life Outdoors”.

Exploring the Sacred is an intimate and thought-provoking journey to discover how religion, spirituality, ceremony, and ritual and can bring us closer to the natural world. Join author and filmmaker Dodie Graham McKay as she explores the many ways that people use earth-based spiritual practices to connect to the sacredness of the landscape around them.

An over-zealous, over-ambitious and under-educated 34-year-old believes that he is the next reality TV superstar. Together with his hapless group of friends, he attempts to create the greatest TV show ever made, in hopes of selling it to the greatest TV platform readily available to him: Bell Fibe TV1.

Join Cord and Bri as they adventure all over Newfoundland to explore some of the most interesting, abandoned places that the province has to offer. With lots of laughs, great stories, and spooky adventures to be shared along the way, Abandoned NL is a celebration of the province’s rich history and culture.

Lacrosse Generations is a touching story of a father passing down the game of lacrosse to his son. Kalen Sr. tells Kalen Jr. all about the Fort Erie Hawks, wooden lacrosse sticks and getting recruited by universities to play lacrosse in the United States. Lacrosse is much more than just a game to Kalen Sr., it’s a tradition.
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