Search and Rescue: North Shore

A hiker is cliffed-out overnight. A child falls on a family hike. The night-vision helicopter is called for a critical rescue of a snowmobiler several hours north.

Abandoned Railways from Above

We journey along a line that connected rural communities in Wales and helped industries boom from Aberystwyth to Carmarthen.

Small Voices

On November 7, 1885 the ceremonial last spike was driven to complete the Canadian Pacific Railway. This is the story of how young Edward Mallandaine snuck into the photo.

BC Birds At a Glance

A flock of gulls feast on fish near the White Rock pier.

Hope for Wildlife

A fawn survives a snare and a bobcat attack, but can Hope's team save it?

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.

David Rocco’s Dolce Napoli

David spends a Sunday with Napoli football supporters, taking in the sights, sounds and food at Stadio San Paolo.

Take Me Home

The Killer Whale Woman is both scientist and artist. She has lived in many places, but Haida Gwaii is her spiritual home.

David Rocco’s Dolce India

David explores the different facets of Punjabi culture in Amritsar - a city known for the warmth of its people and its amazing food.

The Painted Life of E.J. Hughes

Hope Slough and Mount Cheam, depicted by E.J. Hughes in the 1950s, are important sites for local First Nations and streamkeepers working to restore fish populations.

Great Blue Wild

The island of Cozumel is home to the Mesoamerican Reef, an underwater wilderness that supports a dazzling array of coral and hundreds of species of fish.

Dancehalls, Deejays + Distortion

At the height of his popularity, Paul Horn performed a series of solo flute concerts for a grieving orca named Haida, who was mourning the death of his mate Chimo.

Employable Me

Melissa is an author with Tourette syndrome whose swearing outbursts have made it challenging to find a job. Matt's ADHD causes him to struggle to maintain focus in a work environment.

Dear Reader

Author John Vaillant revisits the people and events on Haida Gwaii that inspired his interspecies murder-mystery "The Golden Spruce."

Hope for Wildlife

Hope tries fostering a fawn with an unrelated doe. Two fawns are rushed to the emergency clinic.

Form + Place

Nitobe Memorial Garden at UBC is one of the most authentic Japanese gardens in North America. Dedicated to Nitobe Inazo, who's goal was to "become a bridge across the Pacific," the garden now offers that connection.

Wonders of Life

Brian Cox considers what it is about our world that has made it home and asks what ingredients are necessary to turn a tiny speck of rock in space into a living, vibrant planet.

The Pyrenees with Michael Portillo

Michael walks the Catalonian Pyrenees, where he explores his father's route to freedom when he fled Spain as a political refugee.

From Parking Lot to Paradise

Hope for Wildlife

Hope tries fostering a fawn with an unrelated doe. Two fawns are rushed to the emergency clinic.

Coastal Dwellers

In the early 1900s, Finnish socialist philosopher, Matti Kurrika, established a utopian colony off the coast of Vancouver Island named Sointula- the Finnish word for harmony.

Atlantic: A Year in the Wild

As winter draws to a close, the Atlantic springs back to life. The animals only have a few months to find food, mate and start a family - all the time avoiding predators.

BC Birds At a Glance

A house finch watches urban life from its perch in the trees.

Dancehalls, Deejays + Distortion

At the height of his popularity, Paul Horn performed a series of solo flute concerts for a grieving orca named Haida, who was mourning the death of his mate Chimo.

Heartbeat

Kate and Nick are called in after a man is killed in a riding accident. Later, Nick questions the victim's wife when she is discovered searching the accident scene.

Dreamers and Dissidents

Sophie Pierre was forced to attend St. Eugene's Residential School as a girl, removing her from her family and aboriginal culture. After her departure from the school she went on to become a leader among her people, bringing about a transformation to the old residential school and the people whom the school had impacted.

Poirot

An ailing Poirot returns to Styles with Hastings, nearly three decades after solving their first mystery together, in order to prevent a serial killer from claiming more victims.

Secrets From the Sky

Bettany and Ben visit Stonehenge, hoping to shed new light on the purpose behind its construction.

Great Blue Wild

The island of Cozumel is home to the Mesoamerican Reef, an underwater wilderness that supports a dazzling array of coral and hundreds of species of fish.

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.