Barbour & Saku Through the Woods

Engines screaming, tires squealing, and hang time that seems to last forever. Thrill Ride puts you in the front seat at some of the most exciting clubs in the Oshawa area.

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.

Unique Careers is a community docuseries that showcases inspiring stories of people who have unconventional careers and practice unusual activities in Québec City, Canada.

“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!

Indigenous comedian, Ryan McMahon, takes us on his personal journey to the Niagara Region where he shares stories, ideas and laughter with the indigenous community.

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.

Street Spirits is an urban docu-series that explores untold stories of vice, culture and humanity in Hamilton.

Green Horizons examines how making changes to urban planning, transportation, and urban agriculture can drastically increase the quality of life in Quebec City.

Jillian Danford is already an international online star, who has more than 12-million views and 100,000 subscribers. Now, her new series, Auntie Jillian invites viewers into her home to see how she and husband Warren embrace Canadian culture while nurturing and celebrating their Caribbean roots.

He is a man of fierce passion and purpose, a renegade, a disruptor, a revolutionary - all in the name of social change. Charles Burrell is the founder of The Humanity Project. He is on a hardcore mission to end hunger and homelessness in his community. Moreover, he is doing it his own way.

For many different reasons, people change their lives completely and find themselves starting over… in a rural area! Whether they are refugees or want to leave the hustle and bustle of the city behind or fulfill their dreams of becoming BnB hosts, chefs, or farmers, they all have a story!

Set in Prince Edward County, Ontario, this series of documentary shorts explores the reasons, challenges and personal resiliency behind these inspiring life changes and shows how to build a life in a new place called home.