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Date range:August 4 - August 10

Tuesday, August 4

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  • 2:15 pm

    Live

    Bea’s Block

    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

    Bahama Blue

    Episode 4
    Coral|
    46 minutes

    The biodiversity of the reef is critical to species living in the Bahamas, with diverse marine creatures seeking food and shelter in its structures.

  • 6:49 pm

    The Painted Life of E.J. Hughes

    Episode 10
    Creative Process|
    4 minutes

  • 7:00 pm

    Treaty Road

    Episode 6
    Resistance|
    44 minutes

    Erin and Saxon learn about a medicine chest clause added to Treaty 6 to protect health and explore how the Indian Act undermined any rights enshrined in treaties.

  • 7:46 pm

    Re: Location: Yaimel López

    Re: Location: Yaimel López|
    10 minutes

  • 8:00 pm

    Wonders of the Universe

    Episode 2
    Stardust|
    58 minutes

    Brian Cox goes in search of humanity's very essence to answer the biggest questions of all: what are we and where do we come from?

  • 9:00 pm

    Green Valley

    Green Valley|
    83 minutes

    An off-grid community of homesteaders navigates the tangled cycles of life and death in a rural haven on BC's Cortes Island. Filmed over two years by resident Morgan Tams, it’s an intimate and authentic portrait of living on the fringes – told by one of their own.

  • 10:24 pm

    The Painted Life of E.J. Hughes

    Episode 2
    Nanaimo Harbour|
    3 minutes

    Nanaimo Museum curator Aimee Greenaway traces the lost Malaspina Hotel murals through the art of E.J. Hughes.

  • 10:30 pm

    Emily Carr: Winds of Heaven

    Emily Carr: Winds of Heaven|
    87 minutes

    Emily Carr's unconventional life and her connection to the First Nations peoples of the northwest coast of BC deeply influenced her art. This luminescent film paints an intimate portrait of Carr, dispelling myths about her life and revealing the contradictions.