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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.
Sweet, savory, spicy recipes and stories are discovered as millennial home-chef builds a new, generational cookbook from local, time-honored family specialties.
Join Frank Spinney and the Good Ole’ Boys keeping country alive in a barn from beautiful Annapolis Valley.
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.
Get Outside brings viewers along to experience various outdoor activities including paddling, hiking, camping, and back country camping. It not only shows what you can do in the outdoors but encourages people to get outside themselves.
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.
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.
This series re-introduces children to the wonders of the woods and brings kids closer to nature.
The Upstairs Basement sessions at Kops Records showcase the past, present and future of music in Oshawa. In each episode host Will McGuirk chats with the artist about being fans of vinyl and key cool corners in the city.
Divorce rates are higher than ever during the pandemic. If you can’t spend another second at home with your spouse and feel like a failure because your marriage is over, don’t despair! Divorced mom Katrina Turnbull will show you how to live your best life after divorce.
11-year-old YouTuber and youth activist Kaiya Hemmings refuses to let the pandemic stop her from having adventures, being creative and sharing messages of love. Heart Fun follows her and her family as they explore their own ‘backyard’ and be creative with the things they already have.
Feeding a family of 4 can be tough, so home cooks Jenn and Nick share their favorite affordable recipes to keep everyone smiling.
This true crime series highlights instances of major crime from across the Halifax Regional Municipality. Episodes feature dramatic reenactment, based on facts taken from real court documents and police interview footage.
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