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The Essex-West-Essex Fire Department has everything a real fire department does: a shiny truck, immaculate uniforms, playful nicknames. In fact, the only thing they don’t have are fires.
Fortunately, they’re kept pretty busy with the type of calls you might expect in a rural town. A stuck tractor. A wrong number. And an internal power struggle for Captaincy that is turning up the heat on the tension in their brigade.
Kitchen Talk is a conversational docuseries based in Saint John, New Brunswick, about the issues in our community that hit home, and the unsung heroes who are making a difference. Hosted by local community organizer Cheryl Johnson, featuring raw, intimate and irreverent interviews in the streets of Saint John.
Rebekah is ready for her biggest flip yet! She’s renovating a 1950s era bungalow that has huge potential, but this diamond is going to need a lot of polishing if it's ever going to reveal its luster. Watch the drama unfold as Rebekah gives a ‘nod to mid-century mod’ in this exciting season of DIY MOM.
East Out showcases LGBTQI2+ individuals sharing their life, talent and struggles they have faced, coming out in the East Coast of Canada.
Survivors of addiction recount their darkest moments and unlikely comebacks told using candid interviews.
Toronto by the Sea holds a contest for chefs to compete to win a local restaurant. The chefs are so unconventional the fate of the restaurant and village is at risk.
Simon Bauche is back and willing to go lower than ever before to root out Stittsville’s underground crime scene. Buckle up - twice - for the most action-packed emotional rollercoaster the suburbs have ever seen.
Averie Rose is a small town kid who has been fishing since she was seven days old. It's not a hobby, it's a passion. Now she's on a mission to get other kids hooked on the sport that she loves so much.
A documentary series highlighting skateboarding’s influence on the lives of locals, while chronicling the construction and community impact of the Garrison Skatepark.
Join Alex as she and her fellow makers explore the world by creating with new technology and interviewing experts to help solve problems. They also uncover the mysteries of “BB”, a mischievous lab A.I. that seemingly likes to help, but also likes to cause some problems for b.Brilliant’s teacher: Mr.Lingley.
The role of the artist is changing because society is changing. Songwriter Randall Spear teams up with filmmaker Clement Desjardins in beautiful Quebec City to discuss these changes with different artists. Strange birds embodies the city through their songs, films, poetry or pictures.
Kitchen Talk is a conversational docuseries based in Saint John, New Brunswick, about the issues in our community that hit home, and the unsung heroes who are making a difference. Hosted by local community organizer Cheryl Johnson, featuring raw, intimate and irreverent interviews in the streets of Saint John.
The history of Queen's University football is golden. We pass it back to the past to tell some of the greatest and unbelievable stories from the Golden era of Queen's football. Grey Cup champions, heroes of two World Wars, a pandemic, an NHL Player, and Pro Wrestler, are all part of the victories and defeats of the stories told in this docuseries.
Meet the people in St. John’s, NL who are trying to help the city reach it’s potential of becoming a disability-friendly destination. Whether just stopping by or calling the city home, How To Fail at Accessibility looks into challenges, community involvement, how to make a difference, and the importance of prioritizing people with disabilities.
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.
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