Judi Dench: My Passion for Trees

Judi Dench shares her passion for trees and discovers how deeply embedded they are in our history. Meeting with experts on her property next to one of the UK’s oldest forests, she witnesses their extraordinary behaviours through the changing seasons.

Take Me Home

This Canadian soccer star started playing at just 4 years old - and with a family legacy of soccer, it is clear why she feels most at home in the dressing room with her teammates.

Dear Reader

Emily Carr's acclaimed work as an author informed her unique painting style she became famous for.

Broadchurch

The trial of Danny's accused killer begins, and everyone is shocked when the suspect pleads not guilty. Alec's past returns to haunt him.

Christine Sinclair: Kind Of A Big Deal

Ryan Reynolds narrates this animated documentary about one of sport’s most unassuming superstars – Burnaby-born soccer legend Christine Sinclair. Directed by animator Eoin Duffy, it’s a story of how quiet leadership can leave the loudest legacy.

The Life-Sized City

Urban designer Mikael Colville-Andersen explores Los Angeles, whose diverse neighbourhoods are certainly its greatest asset. But overcoming the many underlying inequities is no easy task.

Coastal Dwellers

In 1964, a tsunami flooded the unsuspecting communities of Alberni and Port Alberni and forever changed British Columbia's emergency planning.

Wales: Land of the Wild

It is summer and the country is basking in a heatwave. In this season of extremes, it's time for some of Wales' smaller - and more exotic - wild animals to shine.

Behind the Facade

Lyana Patrick (Stellat’en First Nation) shares her story of her family's powerful story of love and survival at Lejac Indian Residential School in northern BC.

Hope for Wildlife

When a tiny piece of trash ruins a racoon's life, Dr. Jessica cuts it free. But Hope has to face tough decisions about its future.

Knowledge Kids

From 6am to 6pm on weekdays and 6am to noon on weekends, Knowledge Kids is BC’s trusted destination for high-quality, commercial-free programming for children ages 2–8.

Hope for Wildlife

Barry and Hayley's adventure in the UK continues at a rehab using the latest in alternative therapies. Hope for Wildlife expands beyond Hope's tiny farm.

Space Suite III

So, just how big is the universe? We go on a visual journey to try and wrap our minds around this massive question.

Britain by Beach

In the beach county of Devon, Anita Rani discovers the story of a tragic wartime attack, the secrets of crime author Agatha Christie and the engineering marvel of Brunel's South Devon railway.

From Parking Lot to Paradise

The Commute

Scotland: Escape to the Wilderness

On an escape that brings back childhood memories, Martin Clunes braves the elements with wildlife cameraman Hamza Yassin as they go camping in the Inner Hebrides.

Christine Sinclair: Kind Of A Big Deal

Ryan Reynolds narrates this animated documentary about one of sport’s most unassuming superstars – Burnaby-born soccer legend Christine Sinclair. Directed by animator Eoin Duffy, it’s a story of how quiet leadership can leave the loudest legacy.

Mary Cassatt: Painting the Modern Woman

A luminous look at the life and times of Impressionist Mary Cassatt, whose paintings represent a major shift in the way women appeared in art – intellectual, curious and full of life. During an era when women were fighting for their rights, Cassatt was at the heart of it all.

Coastal Dwellers

Jeff George and Caroline Woodward are light keepers who care for Lennard Island Lighthouse just off the coast of Tofino, B.C.

Great Indian Railway Journeys

Michael takes a stunning rail journey from the Thar Desert in Rajasthan to the Indian capital, taking in desert landscapes and dazzling historic palaces.

Stuff the British Stole

For years, visitors to the British Museum have been puzzled by a sphinx that looks Egyptian but was carved on Haida Gwaii.

Looking at Edward Curtis in the Pacific Northwest

Tsimshian native Dr. Mique'l Dangeli explains why she feels that Edward Curtis missed an opportunity of accurately documenting Indigenous lives in the early 1900s.

Power to the People

The Taku River Tlingit Nation in northern BC has successfully replaced diesel power through their implementation of clean, renewable energy.

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