Explore life-changing stories of five families through the eyes of their dogs, as they navigate their changing family lives. From newborns to senior years, and from elite competition to adoptive families, a cancer recovery, and life in a retirement home, these dogs form extraordinary bonds with their human companions.

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.

Feeding Canada takes you to the farms in Norfolk County, 'Ontario's Garden' to meet some of Canada's food superstars, the migrant agricultural workers! Over 30,000 workers fill empty roles in Canada's eighty billion dollar agriculture industry. Men and women leave their families for six to eight months a year to earn their main source of income here in Canada.

Mario gives some tips and tricks to properly socialize your dog.

Blow Me Down, Dildo, Pick Eyes, Cow Head, Come By Chance, Witless Bay... Many Newfoundland towns and communities have whimsical and downright bizarre names. Acclaimed, eclectic and bilingual singer/songwriter Colleen Power will explore the province’s most oddly named places, celebrating each town’s history, features, people, celebrations, and its offbeat moniker with an original song.

Justin Barbour goes on long expeditions through the Newfoundland woods with his dog, Saku. Together they explore the beautiful wilderness, challenge themselves, and kick back by the fire.

The six Cape Breton Island individuals who are featured in this “Lone” series, live alone but are not lonely. They are happy to go about their daily lives with purpose, feeling accomplished and with a positive attitude. They have a healthy balance with nature, arts, music and appear to be a mystery to all who see them from a distance. Their measure of success is their independence, privacy and freedom.

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.

Instrumental is an exploration of 6 Windsor artists and the objects that made them who they are. Join us as we venture through the lives of these incredible creators as they discuss themselves, their art, and demonstrate the techniques that make them unique. From song-writing to glass-blowing, this is Instrumental.

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.

The Ice Walk series exposes a hidden history of the exile of Prince Edward Island’s original inhabitants to a small island off its coast and explores the present-day desire of allies to rectify these injustices. The series holds space for Mi’kmaq Elders and other community members to tell their harrowing stories of crossing the ice to get basic provisions from the mainland. When allies decide to walk the ice in an act of reconciliation, they are challenged to reflect on the commitment they would be willing to make now that they know the terrible truth.