Sustainable Structures is a three-part documentary series that focuses on energy efficient and environmentally sustainable housing. Filmed in Manitoba during the Winter of 2019, the series showcases seven unique homes, and the people who inhabit them.

Following 12 women from the Ottawa region who practice amateur combat sports and martial arts including boxing, BJJ, MMA, muay thai, olympic wrestling, pro wrestling, and judo.

Jillian’s holiday dinner party has arrived and the family is not ready! Left with no choice, Myles and Milan are hastily recruited to help make dinner and decorate. Will they pull it off while keeping their holiday spirit?!

Barrie’s Chef Raffi creates unique and delicious meals using wild game sent to him from hunters across the country.

Cooking with Bridget is a home cooking show, focused on quick and easy recipes for a busy lifestyle!

This summer, Rebekah popped over to her parents' home on the South Shore of Nova Scotia to make some special additions to the oceanfront property. With material and instructions from Home Hardware's Backyard Building Projects, Rebekah tackles piecing together a canoe and kayak rack, plus a dock!

Every city has its secrets. City of Shadows shines a light into Kingston’s dark past, revealing the world just beneath the surface and just outside the law.    

Ralph and Pat are a couple of regular guys who know one thing about wine: they like to drink it. Join them as they travel to vineyards across the Niagara Region and learn how to make it, pair it and that Pinot Noir isn't a cologne.

Embark on epic journeys over southern Ontario to deliver a little pint of heaven to your taste buds. Tales from the Ale Trail is a high-energy, hilarious, hop-filled adventure hosted by three lifelong friends, Chris Treschak, Drew Williams and Nick Mirka, who have an affinity for quality craft beer, scrumptious food, terrible dad puns and friendly competition.

Ever wonder who really runs this town? We are on a mission to find out. We profile the real leaders of Canada’s communities through a unique perspective – a pair of running shoes. We share stories from a wide range of inspirational Canadians, who all happen to be runners. This is not a hard-core running show; it is meant to inspire viewers to get outside, explore their communities and do some good.

Jay Grant is a guy’s guy: collegiate football player, big meat eater, mega beer drinker. But in his 30’s, his doctor told him to change his diet or die. Now he’s an unlikely vegan, and he’s out to prove that anyone can do it and love the results