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4:00 pm
LiveThe Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!
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.
6:00 pm
Hope for Wildlife
Season 6, Episode 8Lodge and Order|50 minutesThe rehab is at its busiest. With three tiny orphans needing round-the-clock care, Hope's team is up all night.
6:51 pm
BC Birds At a Glance
Eagles|2 minutesBald eagles keep watch on a shoreline teaming with bird life.
7:00 pm
Abandoned Railways from Above
Episode 4Wales|46 minutesWe journey along a line that connected rural communities in Wales and helped industries boom from Aberystwyth to Carmarthen.
7:46 pm
Saving Steelhead from Extinction
Saving Steelhead from Extinction|5 minutes8:00 pm
Lucy Worsley Investigates
Season 1, Episode 2The Black Death|53 minutesHow did the Black Death change Britain? Lucy examines the latest science and explores how the huge death toll affected religious beliefs, class structure, work and women.
9:00 pm
The World’s Greatest Paintings
Episode 10The Birth of Venus|44 minutesAndrew Marr explores the story of a painting so magical that grown men have been said to faint in front of it - Botticelli's The Birth of Venus.
9:47 pm
Starlight & Other Sounds: The Music of Alexina Louie
Starlight & Other Sounds: The Music of Alexina Louie|5 minutes10:00 pm
The Pyrenees with Michael Portillo
Episode 3A Spiritual Quest|45 minutesMichael journeys through the unspoilt region of the French Ariege Pyrenees, meeting people who have been drawn to this area by the beautiful landscapes and the fulfilling way of life.
10:46 pm
Re: Location: Carol Mendes
Re: Location: Carol Mendes|10 minutes11:00 pm
Employable Me
Season 1, Episode 1Becca and Riley|50 minutesBecca's Tourette syndrome presents in the form of uncontrollable roaring that makes finding an accepting work environment a challenge. Riley has Asperger's and finds job interviews difficult.
11:51 pm
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.