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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.
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!
One Pot Wonders is an instructional program teaching the audience how to make hassle free, healthy meals all in one vessel. Hosted by Chef Christine Amar, One Pot Wonders is aimed at people on the go who are conscious about what they put in their bodies but don’t necessarily have the time to cook full, healthy meals.
Masters of Photography is a new television series that showcases the incredible talent of six New Brunswick photographers. In this series professional photographer Mark Hemmings interviews each photographer, and joins them on a photo shoot. In each episode, the audience gets a behind the scenes look at a professional photo shoot — discovering both the technical and aesthetic elements that come together to make the perfect photograph. If you’ve ever wanted to learn more about landscape, wedding, documentary, portrait, nature, and product photography, you’ve come to the right place!
Portraits of Winnipeg photographers showcasing their approach to capturing their world. We eavesdrop on them in the field or studio and we get to watch them enjoying their craft.
Veteran animator Brian Finlay takes the audience on a step by step journey of what it takes to make a 2D animated cartoon. With expert guests and amazing support talent, Brian demonstrates each step on the animated short “A Good Day To Draw”.
Exiled explores the immigrant experience of the Elhasan family, a Syrian family of 7 that came to New Brunswick as refugees in 2015. The docuseries provides a glimpse into the multilayered dynamics that make up the refugee experience: the love for one’s homeland and the desire to build a better life.
Efforts to protect an abandoned cemetery containing the graves of freedom seekers reveal stories and experiences of some of the Black families who settled in this part of rural southern Ontario.
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.
Sheen Penn and his faithful K9 companion, Whiskey, invite you to join them as they repurpose their dilapidated 1-acre of forest into a quiet homestead. This duo shares Newfoundland’s natural attractions while camping, bonding, and finding peace on the land.
Into The Sudio showcases musicians in Atlantic Canada and their music, all during a live recording session. It explores the art of sound recording and musical experimentation across multiple genres; while delving deeper into the minds of the creators, and the madness of their methods when creating music.
The Szarka family is new to raising backyard chickens. They're basically like children with feathers. And clucking. And egg-laying. How hard can it be? This family is about to find out.
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.
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