Designed by Us follows the professional lives of three fashion designers. While creating a new garment for clients and models, diverse fabrics from around the world are uncovered.

In the heart of Lowertown examines the strengths and challenges of Ottawa's Lowertown. This series gives voice to the key players in this community including the residents who contribute to its development.

Teenage Fever follows three teenagers Liv, Seb and Millie, the dynamic of their relationships and the pressures they face to find their way and not succumb to others’ expectations. It's also a show about friendship, love, dreaming and taking chances.

Simon Bauche is not just on patrol, he’s on parole. With his imagined street cred, he use it to his advantage by taking on gangs, snakes, pirates, and ghosts.

My Story, My Lens follows Ottawa area photographers to find out why they are so passionate about their career. Our guests share their love of photography, community, and the causes that are important to them. Whether they are driven by a passion for concerts or conservation, these photographers have a story to tell.

Spaces of Relevance dives into the daily lives of BIPOC artists in Ottawa, including a playwright, filmmaker, photographer, and more. Each artist names a space in Ottawa that special to them and creates a work of art inspired by it.

The Human Crush highlights the human connection and trust factor that feed the collaboration process while making art, in this case music. Each episode brings a different artist's story to light and together, with music producer Eric Eggleston, a new song is created from scratch in just a few hours.

A former resident of community housing, Jamaal J. Rogers, recounts his childhood experiences while meeting current residents of low-income neighbourhoods. His goal is to illuminate the mental, physical, social and emotional conditions of their environment by showing us the depth of humanity that exists in these communities.

Divorced single mom Katrina Turnbull is determined to rebuild her life and find happiness after her divorce. She meets with a team of experts who take her on wild adventures, including hunting, burlesque dancing, online dating, painting, demolishing furniture, aerial acrobatics, and skydiving.

The Supers, The Stoners and The Big Bad is a comedy about women and the internal and external expectations put on them. From having children, to markers of success, to the idea that they are supposed to be good and “save the world”. Women can be both vulnerable and silly, even when they are also powerful. This series shows even the noble and good heroes are not what you expect, and everyone has their own version of impostor syndrome.

Four Women is a show featuring culturally and racially-diverse women empowering their communities. Where Shery runs an arts group for marginalized artists, Jamie helps musicians grow. Where Dawn empowers Indigenous women, Rehab supports refugees from Syria. Each story shows their unstoppable will to create impact through art, food and culture.