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Dean is a headstrong Canadian TV producer and Jean is a strong-willed chef from Thailand. Together, they attempt to make a cooking show about Thai food. There's just one challenge: they're husband and wife. Follow Dean and Jean, in front and behind the cameras, as they navigate their egos, cultural differences, and their marriage to make a cooking show!
Our Stories amplifies the voices and experiences of marginalized people, providing a safe and supportive space for individuals to share their perspectives, opinions, and struggles. Through intimate interviews and personal narratives, this series seeks to challenge societal norms, promote empathy and understanding, and create meaningful dialogue around issues of social justice and equality.
Host Robbie Doherty invites food influencer, writer, culinary instructor and award-winning chef Ilona Daniel to get into the kitchen where she teaches him how to prepare fun, easy, and affordable recipes for busy families.
Right Under My Roof follows the comedic love triangle of two brothers and one’s girlfriend. Mark’s long-lost brother, Sammy, moves in. With Mark always at work, it leaves Sammy and Maria at home with nothing but each other and their video cameras.
Starting a restaurant in Canada is a leap of faith. Food is Me goes behind the counter of five Hamilton establishments to uncover the stories behind the food they are known for.
The Art of Coffee unveils the secrets hidden within a cup of coffee by connecting with professionals from the industry in Quebec City.
In a sloppy attempt to straighten out and fly right, Bike takes on a job running errands for a shady real estate lawyer. Becoming the only witness to a drive-by shooting, Bike’s ambiguously skewed moral compass goes topsy-turvy when he may be endangering everyone in his life, including his daughter and her mother.
Come Home Queer is a joyous, fun celebration of 2SLGBTQ+ culture & history with local people in a small outport town in Newfoundland.
Four youth from Epekwitk are tasked with seeking knowledge that will assist them in a 24-hour survival challenge. What will the elders and allies teach them, and will it be enough to survive the challenge? Who will make it to the end?
Delving into the profound impact of skateparks. Through personal narratives, the series highlights how skateparks provide a safe haven, fostering creativity, physical fitness, and personal growth. Witness the raw energy and inspiring stories that make skateparks in Winnipeg and beyond catalysts for positive change.
Aboriginal in Appearance delves into the rich tapestry of First Nations culture. Through informative and intriguing profiles, the voices and stories of Manitoba’s First Peoples are amplified through a journey of discovery. From art and traditions to personal narratives, this series invites you to embrace the beauty and resilience of Indigenous communities.
Komunidad Winnipeg celebrates Filipino culture and highlights important Filipino community members in Winnipeg. Follow these figures as they take part in different events and give back to the community, learn about their stories along the way.
Cold Hands Warm Heart is not how to survive one of the harshest winters in the world, but how Manitobans survive. Follow the stories of what Manitoban’s do to stay warm in the coldest times.
Filmmakers Martine & Isaac Blue embark on the last chapter of a personal & profound literary odyssey as they sail iconic writer Farley Mowat’s routes along the southern coast of Newfoundland.