Since he was a child Paul Silliphant has had encounters with the paranormal. This led to him becoming a paranormal investigator. Now he documents occurrences of paranormal activity and searched for the truth about what happens in the Dark Hours.

While filming a travel series about a charming cottage country town, the cast and crew soon discover that the local expert hosting the show knows little about the town she claims to have grown up in. As a detective circles the set looking for answers to an unsolved case, the show’s host, its crew, and the town of Orillia are soon wrapped up in a comedic mystery that explores what it means to be part of a community.

Mark DeBonis is a stand-up comedian and part time knowledge-sponge. Each episode is going to broaden his entertainment skills by observing and learning from the best, with the hope that it will lead him to the Next Stage.

Wine, woman and song! Join the Prairie Diva as she showcases the bounty of Southwestern Manitoba.

Come explore and celebrate the quirky online communities that make the Internet an interesting and diverse place - especially during a pandemic.

Follow award winning host and music man Jeff Liberty on his stimulating insights and exciting adventures through a series of one minute album reviews, fascinating interviews and spirited performances in inviting surroundings with local, national and international music artists as well as the latest on the music industry.

Everyone has a dream job, but Sean McShane still hasn't discovered his. So, he's hitting the pavement in search of his calling. Does he have what it takes? Will he get hired or fired?

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.

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.

Indigenous comedian and Second City Alumni, Ryan McMahon,brings his unique  perspective of Indigenous people in today’s Canada to a live studio audience.

Born and raised in Toronto, Reggie Grey took to living on the road full time, always searching for an adventure. He gave all of that up, finally settling down in bucolic Shelburne, Nova Scotia. It turns out that he’s found the adventure that he’s been searching for all along…he needs to learn how to Maritime!