The Game Catchers

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.

Waterfront Cities of the World

Once known as a sleepy city, Oslo is now a cosmopolitan and cultural hotspot.

And On the Seventh Day, She Played Soccer

Crystal Pite: Wordless Language

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.

Dreamers and Dissidents

David Rocco’s Dolce Tuscany

Simone Fracassi, whose award-winning prosciutto is garnering worldwide attention, shows David all the great culinary finds in his hometown.

BC Birds At a Glance

Western sandpipers swoop, soar and search for food along the Fraser River estuary.

David Rocco’s Dolce India

David’s comedian friends Mohan and Vidyu take him on a culinary tour of Chennai’s Tamil Nadu vegetarian culture.

BC Birds At a Glance

An American robin watches the world from its perch in the trees.

One Cup, A Thousand Stories

From Dubai's busy container port to the romantic North Island of New Zealand, entrepreneurship and ambition are driving the global growth of tea.

Take Me Home

Indigenous artist Sonny Assu finds that sometimes the most meaningful way to experience a sense of home is by reconnecting with what was left behind.

End Game

Back home in Australia, Tony tests whether the lessons he has learned overseas can inspire meaningful change in overcoming racism in sport.

Form + Place

Arthur Erickson lived life to the fullest and never stopped expanding his practice and creative range. We look at some of his best-known buildings an his own house in Point Grey, Vancouver.

Emergency Room: Life and Death at VGH

Mondays are the worst in the emergency department, with staff tackling a wide range of medical emergencies.

Take Me Home

A 400-year-old Douglas Fir and a Canadian writer both share the same home - a living, breathing house containing many dreams.

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.

Hope for Wildlife

A bobcat kitten needs Hope's help, but this little orphan causes big headaches.

Coastal Dwellers

Poverty and discrimination rampaged Victoria's Chinatown in the late 1880s. A group of Chinese merchants created the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association and helped secure a home for their people in Canada.

Dancehalls, Deejays + Distortion

What began as a private club for railway workers became the hotbed of the Canadian roots, rock & roll and country scene.