TV Schedule

Al Purdy found his poetic voice in a cabin he built in the woods. This cabin became a mecca for the pioneers of Canadian literature, and now after his passing, art communities are rallying to save the cabin and turn it into a writing retreat.

S2 E3 - Nicholas Parsons explores the fine line between joy and melancholy in Edward Lear's writing.

S1 E4 - Dr. Sharma comes up with a plan to diagnose the miners' health problems.

E1 - Ken Burns' epic look at America during WWII begins with the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.

E1 - In the subtropical rainforests of southwest China, the harvest of tea is cultivated and sorted by tea planter families who have lived here for generations.

S4 E4 - Something big and brown is headed to Hope for Wildlife. But this black bear is tied up in red tape.

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E8 - Richard Tegner hitches a new and luxurious ride and sails west along a melting coast. Climate change is turning the Arctic green before our explorers' eyes and the consequences are frightening.

E1 - Physicist Jim Al-Khalili reveals how with each new insight about light came a fresh understanding of the cosmos, allowing us to peer into deep space, and gave us the ability to look way back into the dawn of time.

Framed around the pending transfer from the Royal BC Museum back to their rightful Indigenous community, we are taken through the discovery, preservation and rededication of human remains and artifacts.

Three siblings-whose mother was from the Musqueam First Nation-travel to their father's village in China in order to understand the challenges their parents faced and how it fractured their lives.

In 1964, a remarkable event was filmed: the first contact with members of a nomadic Aboriginal group, completely unaware of modern society. Yuwali, 17 at the time, recalls the startling moment.