TV Schedule

S11 E3 - When a seemingly simple kidnapping ends in murder, Neville and the team must work out what went wrong and how someone ended up dead.

S1 E3 - Cassie and Sunny pay a visit to Father Robert Greaves, who remembers Jimmy fondly but is unable to help identify the mysterious "Jo-Jo,"

S2 E8 - The rescue operation following the tragedy continues. Ingrid finds a way to help.

S3 E4 - Haiti is slowly rebuilding after devastating misfortune.

S2 E10 - The West Highland Line is one of the world's most legendary train routes, crossing Scottish moors and mountains as it heads towards the magnificent Isle of Skye.

S2 E3 - Hope revisits the case of two long-term patients and there are tough choices that must be made. A unique creature finds a new home at the rehab centre.

S2 E4 - Milan is the most multicultural city in all of Italy due to years of open-mindedness and open doors to immigration.

S3 E9 - Digger can't climb but the yearling must learn to if he's going to be released.

S3 E10 - Sally must triple the weight on a starving bear in time for its release.

E4 - A chef and a knowledge keeper make traditional corn soup and tell the story of why it is so culturally significant to the Indigenous people of Southern Ontario.

E4 - A look at the writing life of Eden Robinson, Catherine Hernandez and Aviaq Johnston.

S10 E1 - When a Mountie saves a beaver, Hope helps the most Canadian wildlife rescue ever reach a happy ending.

E4 - Brian travels from the fossils of the Burgess Shale to the oldest desert in the world to show how light holds the key to our understanding of the whole universe, including our own deepest origins.

S2 E5 - Michael explores the stunning art nouveau architecture of Prague, samples the sulphurous waters in the spa town of Marienbad, and discovers a 20th-century pioneer in Munich.

S10 E1 - When a Mountie saves a beaver, Hope helps the most Canadian wildlife rescue ever reach a happy ending.

E8 - In the northern reaches of Kruger National Park, life depends on one thing - water.

S15 E23 - It is Helen and Rob's wedding day and Rob's sisters have organized a surprise reception. Gina discovers that Jack's painting of her is to go on public display.

S7 E1 - Foyle stumbles upon an international cover-up which, if exposed, could bring down the British government and reveal the War Office's darkest secret yet.

E2 - Ray journeys by canoe along the mighty River Thames from Oxfordshire to London, before setting up camp in one of the world's most precious and exclusive woodlands.

S3 E9 - Digger can't climb but the yearling must learn to if he's going to be released.

S3 E10 - Sally must triple the weight on a starving bear in time for its release.

S7 E1 - Foyle stumbles upon an international cover-up which, if exposed, could bring down the British government and reveal the War Office's darkest secret yet.

E2 - Ray journeys by canoe along the mighty River Thames from Oxfordshire to London, before setting up camp in one of the world's most precious and exclusive woodlands.

S3 E9 - Digger can't climb but the yearling must learn to if he's going to be released.

S3 E10 - Sally must triple the weight on a starving bear in time for its release.

S15 E23 - It is Helen and Rob's wedding day and Rob's sisters have organized a surprise reception. Gina discovers that Jack's painting of her is to go on public display.

E4 - Accused of blackmailing the court and state, Kurt goes to trial. But the odds are stacked against him.

S2 E4 - Dr. Barry gives sweet relief to a pigeon's personal problem, and an animal stuck in an automobile has Hope rolling up her sleeves and getting greasy.

S10 E1 - When a Mountie saves a beaver, Hope helps the most Canadian wildlife rescue ever reach a happy ending.

S3 E4 - Haiti is slowly rebuilding after devastating misfortune.

S8 E4 - As their wedding day approaches, Murdoch and Dr. Ogden intervene in a murder trial.

The youth orchestra Jovem Orquestra Portuguesa performs Haydn's The Representation of Chaos, Bruckner's Symphony No. 9 and the world premiere of Marta Domingues' How to Plant a Sound.

E4 - Onyeka walks through the historic streets of Edinburgh, a city that reinvented itself for the Victorian Age as a place of science, commerce and academia.

S8 E4 - As their wedding day approaches, Murdoch and Dr. Ogden intervene in a murder trial.

S2 E3 - 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.

S5 E4 - When dock worker Owen Thorne plunges from the roof of a multi-storey car park while picking up his daughter from her school prom, Vera immediately suspects foul play.

E2 - Jutting out into the Bristol Channel, the Gower Peninsula is one of the finest areas of unspoiled countryside in Wales.

S1 E3 - As Reyka and her team investigate links between a possible suspect and the Msomi royal household, it starts to feel as though everyone has links to the dead bodies.

S3 E4 - Haiti is slowly rebuilding after devastating misfortune.

S5 E4 - When dock worker Owen Thorne plunges from the roof of a multi-storey car park while picking up his daughter from her school prom, Vera immediately suspects foul play.

E2 - Jutting out into the Bristol Channel, the Gower Peninsula is one of the finest areas of unspoiled countryside in Wales.

S1 E3 - As Reyka and her team investigate links between a possible suspect and the Msomi royal household, it starts to feel as though everyone has links to the dead bodies.

S3 E4 - Haiti is slowly rebuilding after devastating misfortune.

S2 E3 - 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.

S2 E5 - The staff at Hope for Wildlife are thrilled to release six young ravens, but horrified when they are immediately attacked. Six stinky skunks steal the staff's hearts.

S10 E1 - When a Mountie saves a beaver, Hope helps the most Canadian wildlife rescue ever reach a happy ending.

S2 E11 - This train journey explores the area's rich history of steam travel as it heads to the heart of the Bavarian Alps and ascends Germany's highest mountain - Zugspitze.

E5 - Onyeka delves into the heart of Victorian Britain, exploring how 19th-century Londoners spent their spare time - and what these activities tell us about the era.

E3 - James Fox uses art to explore the relationship between humans and nature across the last hundred years, swapping nature for progress before rediscovering its beauty.

S2 E6 - Travelling from Bordeaux to Bilboa, Michael learns about Edwardian-era political dealings, royal assignations and industrial colonization by British entrepreneurs.

E4 - A chef and a knowledge keeper make traditional corn soup and tell the story of why it is so culturally significant to the Indigenous people of Southern Ontario.

E4 - A look at the writing life of Eden Robinson, Catherine Hernandez and Aviaq Johnston.

E3 - James Fox uses art to explore the relationship between humans and nature across the last hundred years, swapping nature for progress before rediscovering its beauty.

S2 E6 - Travelling from Bordeaux to Bilboa, Michael learns about Edwardian-era political dealings, royal assignations and industrial colonization by British entrepreneurs.

E4 - A chef and a knowledge keeper make traditional corn soup and tell the story of why it is so culturally significant to the Indigenous people of Southern Ontario.

E4 - A look at the writing life of Eden Robinson, Catherine Hernandez and Aviaq Johnston.

E1 - Despite the protests from his wife and the murder case that made him flee London many years ago, William Travers reluctantly returns to represent an old friend accused of killing an intern.

E4 - The people of the Highlands strive to secure a strong future for their wild neighbours.

S2 E6 - An eagle falls out of a nest and into the middle of military maneuvers, and Tiffany takes on an attic full of songbirds.

S3 E11 - A runt cub is so terrified of the bigger cubs that he is missing out on his food.

S3 E12 - The shelter's grumpiest cub must learn to get along with other cubs before going into hibernation.

E1 - Drew Hayden Taylor meets a daredevil family of Indian Relay racers, encounters a Navajo horse whisperer and explores a unique wild horse sanctuary in the foothills of the Rockies.

S1 E1 - Hosts Kris Nahrgang and Sarain Carson Fox share their personal origin stories and visit traditional teacher Isaac Murdoch at Nimkii Aazhibikoong Culture Camp in Elliot Lake.

E1 - Professor Brian Cox journeys to the volcanic landscapes of Southeast Asia to understand how life first began.

A small but proud group of LGBTI+ activists in Tbilisi, Georgia, face overwhelming opposition as they attempt to hold the country's first-ever Pride march.

Survivors of a decades-long homosexual witch hunt recount their personal stories of betrayal at the hands of the Canadian government.

A small but proud group of LGBTI+ activists in Tbilisi, Georgia, face overwhelming opposition as they attempt to hold the country's first-ever Pride march.

Survivors of a decades-long homosexual witch hunt recount their personal stories of betrayal at the hands of the Canadian government.

The youth orchestra Jovem Orquestra Portuguesa performs Haydn's The Representation of Chaos, Bruckner's Symphony No. 9 and the world premiere of Marta Domingues' How to Plant a Sound.

S2 E7 - An old volunteer returns to Hope for Wildlife, and Hope rescues an endangered orphan.

E1 - Drew Hayden Taylor meets a daredevil family of Indian Relay racers, encounters a Navajo horse whisperer and explores a unique wild horse sanctuary in the foothills of the Rockies.

S1 E1 - Hosts Kris Nahrgang and Sarain Carson Fox share their personal origin stories and visit traditional teacher Isaac Murdoch at Nimkii Aazhibikoong Culture Camp in Elliot Lake.

S2 E5 - Detroit and Windsor have developed a unique international relationship, with only 3.6 km separating the two radically different cities.

E7 - The artistic expressions of Indigenous societies have survived through the preservation of ancient cultural artifacts and in works created by contemporary artists working in traditional styles.

E2 - We catch up with Bruce, the boarding school boy who was filmed at age seven missing his dad. Growing up, he longed to be a missionary in Africa.

E6 - In 1944, the Allies have landed in Italy, but find their march blocked by the Wehrmacht. On the Eastern Front, the Red Army continues its unstoppable march to Berlin.

S10 E1 - When a Mountie saves a beaver, Hope helps the most Canadian wildlife rescue ever reach a happy ending.

E7 - The artistic expressions of Indigenous societies have survived through the preservation of ancient cultural artifacts and in works created by contemporary artists working in traditional styles.

E2 - We catch up with Bruce, the boarding school boy who was filmed at age seven missing his dad. Growing up, he longed to be a missionary in Africa.

E6 - In 1944, the Allies have landed in Italy, but find their march blocked by the Wehrmacht. On the Eastern Front, the Red Army continues its unstoppable march to Berlin.

E4 - The people of the Highlands strive to secure a strong future for their wild neighbours.

E8 - In the northern reaches of Kruger National Park, life depends on one thing - water.

S2 E8 - Someone's taken aim at a bald eagle and it needs Hope's help.

S2 E5 - Detroit and Windsor have developed a unique international relationship, with only 3.6 km separating the two radically different cities.

S10 E2 - When an orphaned black bear cub needs help, Hope puts everything on the line to save it.

S2 E6 - Travelling from Bordeaux to Bilboa, Michael learns about Edwardian-era political dealings, royal assignations and industrial colonization by British entrepreneurs.

E3 - As the 20th century closes, Australia presents itself as strong, prosperous, confident, egalitarian and reconciled. But not everyone is welcome in the picture.

Fuelled by a drive to take the lead, Rach McBride comes out as the first non-binary professional triathlete. Can the Vancouver-based athlete's journey change the game?

S2 E5 - Detroit and Windsor have developed a unique international relationship, with only 3.6 km separating the two radically different cities.