Laura and Carole have been fishing their whole lives. Now, they explore the waters around Hamilton and Niagara in search of their next catch, and their next meal.

Connecting NB is a series looking into how transportation systems impact and connect people in New Brunswick. We highlight how these networks affect everyone in New Brunswick in ways you might not have realized.

Ever wonder who really runs this town? We are on a mission to find out. We profile the real leaders of Canada’s communities through a unique perspective – a pair of running shoes. We share stories from a wide range of inspirational Canadians, who all happen to be runners. This is not a hard-core running show; it is meant to inspire viewers to get outside, explore their communities and do some good.

Sustainable Structures is a three-part documentary series that focuses on energy efficient and environmentally sustainable housing. Filmed in Manitoba during the Winter of 2019, the series showcases seven unique homes, and the people who inhabit them.

Come along with Paul while he goes fishing in the lakes of the Quebec region. At the end of each trip Paul gets to taste the results of his hard work.

Dijon TV follows a day in the life of Manitoba-based creatives who all share a passion for good food, good drinks and good chats.

Efforts to protect an abandoned cemetery containing the graves of freedom seekers reveal stories and experiences of some of the Black families who settled in this part of rural southern Ontario.

“Discover Smartphone Photography!” is a photographic instructional series aimed at helping you create far better iPhone and Android photos than you ever thought possible. In each episode professional Travel and Street photographer Mark Hemmings helps a friend by going through an actual photo shoot or photo editing session. By the end of the series you will be well equipped to go out and take stunning photos with your smartphone!

These are the stories of Canada’s immigrant entrepreneurs. They left their homelands, faced major challenges, yet found the key to success in both business and life. Now they are now showing their appreciation to their new homeland by giving back to their communities. Find out how these amazing Canadians went from immigrant…to entrepreneur.

Learn to cook some delicious Indigenous dishes with Pauline and Her Three Sisters! Chef Pauline Cotter teaches a bit Indigenous culture while cooking with traditional Ingredients such as corn, beans and squash, known as the Three Sisters.

Atlantic Edition is back for a second season with comedian James Mullinger touring Eastern Canada to meet nine more remarkable Atlantic Canadians.