Thrill Ride

More than two centuries of Canadian history from the coal mines of Cape Breton. It is a story of resilience put to test, human exploitation, courage and friendship born in the deeps. With surprising historical twists and Cape Breton humor it takes you from the moment coal was first discovered on the island to the modern days when the industry seemed to be gone forever.

Host Claire Bouvier meets with some of Kingston's most interesting and eclectic personalities. 

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.    

Noongom (Algonquin for "today") highlights the impact that a new generation of Aboriginal Peoples are making on the National Capital Region. Host Gabrielle Fayant showcases the work and creativity of Ottawa’s local Aboriginal youth, offering a fresh perspective that’s filled with humour and history. From large celebrations to homelessness, Noongom explores different cultures and stereotypes head-on to help people better understand what it means to be Aboriginal in Ottawa today.

Watch DIY Mom Rebekah Higgs as she Transforms a dingy basement apartment in to an East Coast Oasis, ready for short term rental. Resourceful, affordable renovations, and home decor for those on a budget. 

Exploring stories of fashion and style inside Ottawa, Canada with the capital’s hottest fashion host Katrina Turnbull.

Can interracial couples thrive? Specifically, what about chinese-caucasian couples? Love is Color Blind sets up to explore the many shades of inter-cultural love! 

In Sounds of Ottawa famous guests closely related to the Canadian capital share their musical memories with TV and radio host Patrick Langlois. Through three songs that evoke their childhood, their career or their future projects, we embark on their impressive journey, in the most symbolic places of Ottawa. 

Laura and Carole have been fishing their whole lives.  Now, they explore the waters around Hamilton and Niagara in search of their next catch, and their next meal.

Studio Tour is a thoughtful exploration of what it means to live and work as an artist in Atlantic Canada. Host Matt Brown takes you inside the studios of Atlantic Canada’s most esteemed artists providing an exceptional and profound insight into their visions and creations.

Atlantic Architecture highlights regional diversity in a way that is unique to the rest of Canada. With freeze thaw cycles, snow, wind and vast spaces, architects need to consider climate and the environment when designing buildings in this region. Learn what makes Atlantic Canadian Architecture powerful. Explore how architects are using Atlantic Canada as a springboard to International recognition.