TV Schedule

Arts communities rally to save poet Al Purdy's cabin - once a mecca for the pioneers of Canadian literature, including Margaret Atwood, Margeret Laurence, Dennis Lee and Michael Ondaatje. As the poet’s legacy is revived, his untold story is revealed.

S10 E2 - A massive fire consumes Toronto, which complicates Murdoch's investigation into the murders of two young women.

S1 E3 - Lewis and Hathaway are called in to investigate the death of a young female student who was found murdered in a hotel room.

S7 E13 - Injured and orphaned animals keep Hope busy from the first big snowfall right through to the spring thaw.

S2 E1 - Less than 100 km from Auckland, Great Barrier Island offers a spectacular setting for a simple life.

E4 - Cultural experience is the backbone of tourism, but when does it become exploitation? With the commodification of cultures and traditions, is authentic travel still possible?

S11 E7 - Trixie is assigned to a complicated case involving a husband with paraplegia. Lucille's attendance at a straightforward delivery takes a distressing turn.

S5 E5 - A new senior investigating officer is called in to lead the team. Jenn's family feels the full force of the grief she's been trying so hard to contain.

E3 - Cornered and alone against a powerful mob willing to do anything, Rojas learns that justice has always been out of his reach.

E4 - Cultural experience is the backbone of tourism, but when does it become exploitation? With the commodification of cultures and traditions, is authentic travel still possible?

S11 E7 - Trixie is assigned to a complicated case involving a husband with paraplegia. Lucille's attendance at a straightforward delivery takes a distressing turn.

S5 E5 - A new senior investigating officer is called in to lead the team. Jenn's family feels the full force of the grief she's been trying so hard to contain.

E3 - Cornered and alone against a powerful mob willing to do anything, Rojas learns that justice has always been out of his reach.

E4 - Cultural experience is the backbone of tourism, but when does it become exploitation? With the commodification of cultures and traditions, is authentic travel still possible?

E4 - John, Peter and Piglet's journey through the Scottish Highlands includes a ride on a revered steam car and a steam boat trip on Loch Ness.

S8 E1 - A mild winter means early arrivals of some patients and early releases for others.

S8 E2 - Vet students get a first-hand look at Hope's animal rehab facility and some hands-on experience in treating a harbor seal.

Tuscany E9 - David visits the seaside Tuscan town of Orbetello, where he spends a morning on the boats with local fishermen, then lends a helping hand in the restaurant kitchen.

India E9 - When David discovers a dairy farm that makes Italian cheeses in India, he takes it upon himself to investigate.

S2 E1 - Less than 100 km from Auckland, Great Barrier Island offers a spectacular setting for a simple life.

S2 E11 - Drew heads to the heart of hockey in Nova Scotia. Later, he visits Six Nations to explore how Indigenous Peoples invented Canada’s national sports: hockey and lacrosse.

S1 E11 - Kris and Sarain assist designer/curator Sage Paul in creating their own Indigenous fashion art installation and meet with visionaries who are reclaiming Indigenous arts.

S8 E25 - An approaching rainstorm threatens the most important day of the year at the farm.

S8 E26 - The team ends the year by releasing a herd of white-tailed deer.

E4 - An interface fire in West Kelowna displaces residents, while a volunteer fire department in Gun Lake carries out evacuation orders as high winds threaten to drive a wildfire down a mountain.

S8 E2 - Michael samples maraschino cherry liqueur and visits a renowned tailor to try on a traditional Dalmation suit. In Sarajevo, he traces the last journey of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.

S8 E25 - An approaching rainstorm threatens the most important day of the year at the farm.

S8 E26 - The team ends the year by releasing a herd of white-tailed deer.

E3 - For half of the year, Baffin Island is locked in ice and nearly unfit for life. But when winter releases its grip, millions of visitors thrive while ice-loving locals struggle to survive.

S18 E20 - A robbery puts the locals in danger, and Peggy's new enterprise proves problematic for Ventress.

S7 E4 - Gently's hunt for a gunman who hit a bank on Christmas Eve takes him into the world of skinheads.

E6 - Julia manages to squeeze in three walks: along the Dhoon Glen, through the Laxey Valley and to the top of Snaefell Mountain to share its spectacular summit.

S2 E1 - Less than 100 km from Auckland, Great Barrier Island offers a spectacular setting for a simple life.

S7 E4 - Gently's hunt for a gunman who hit a bank on Christmas Eve takes him into the world of skinheads.

E6 - Julia manages to squeeze in three walks: along the Dhoon Glen, through the Laxey Valley and to the top of Snaefell Mountain to share its spectacular summit.

S2 E1 - Less than 100 km from Auckland, Great Barrier Island offers a spectacular setting for a simple life.

S18 E20 - A robbery puts the locals in danger, and Peggy's new enterprise proves problematic for Ventress.

E2 - Master Itten introduces his students to his exercise and diet regimes.

S8 E3 - A late-night rescue ends in tragedy. Back at the farm, a new team of volunteers arrive for training just as a snowy owl is brought in for treatment.

S8 E4 - A fulmar arrives by medivac for emergency treatment, joining a flock of birds that have been here all winter - including a mourning dove and a bald eagle that is on a long road to recovery.

S8 E25 - An approaching rainstorm threatens the most important day of the year at the farm.

S8 E26 - The team ends the year by releasing a herd of white-tailed deer.

E4 - Cultural experience is the backbone of tourism, but when does it become exploitation? With the commodification of cultures and traditions, is authentic travel still possible?

S10 E3 - After Murdoch discovers that his childhood friend turned private investigator Freddie Pink might be implicated in a murder, he enlists his latest invention to find the truth.

The Berliner Philharmoniker shows solidarity with Ukraine in their annual concert, performing music with themes of freedom, including Berio's Folk Songs featuring mezzo-soprano Elina Garanca.

E4 - Meet a former lawyer who’s set up a coffee cart in an old horse float, a woman who runs two local businesses, and an English shepherdess.

E2 - Joanna travels across the Windward Passage to Haiti, where she visits the Citadel and attends a Voodoo ceremony.

S10 E3 - After Murdoch discovers that his childhood friend turned private investigator Freddie Pink might be implicated in a murder, he enlists his latest invention to find the truth.

E2 - Gordon witnesses the challenges that Savannah faces while raising her cubs. Farther south, Chili is under pressure to feed her family.

S12 E9 - Neville is put into a devastating position after a murder takes place. The team stands behind him when visiting detective Karen Flitcroft takes over the case.

S7 E3 - Unnerved by her discovery, Calder decides to stay on in Shetland. Tosh welcomes the support as the revelation of a tattoo sends the case in a sinister new direction.

S1 E1 - Detective Jay Swan's arrival in Jardine is marked by a roadhouse robbery. Meanwhile, Jay deals with his troubled relationship with his father.

E4 - Cultural experience is the backbone of tourism, but when does it become exploitation? With the commodification of cultures and traditions, is authentic travel still possible?

S12 E9 - Neville is put into a devastating position after a murder takes place. The team stands behind him when visiting detective Karen Flitcroft takes over the case.

S7 E3 - Unnerved by her discovery, Calder decides to stay on in Shetland. Tosh welcomes the support as the revelation of a tattoo sends the case in a sinister new direction.

S1 E1 - Detective Jay Swan's arrival in Jardine is marked by a roadhouse robbery. Meanwhile, Jay deals with his troubled relationship with his father.

E4 - Cultural experience is the backbone of tourism, but when does it become exploitation? With the commodification of cultures and traditions, is authentic travel still possible?

E2 - Gordon witnesses the challenges that Savannah faces while raising her cubs. Farther south, Chili is under pressure to feed her family.

S8 E5 - Five baby red foxes arrive on Hope's doorstep, and she must decide what to do next. A beaver turns up in the most unexpected of places.

S8 E6 - As spring approaches, the baby boom begins. Raccoons, mice and squirrels all start arriving at record pace, but Hope's iconic red barn is still not complete.

S8 E25 - An approaching rainstorm threatens the most important day of the year at the farm.

S8 E26 - The team ends the year by releasing a herd of white-tailed deer.

E1 - Julie goes for a ride on the West Highland Railway in Scotland and reunites with the Jacobite steam train from the Harry Potter films.

E1 - Joanna has a very personal start to her journey at Tilbury Docks in Essex. She then takes a spin in a Bond car and makes a nostalgic return to Coronation Street.

Historian Lucy Worsley takes us behind closed doors for a fascinating look at the houses that influenced and inspired novelist Jane Austen. From a Hampshire cottage to imposing Stoneleigh Abbey, they provide revealing insights into the beloved author.

S8 E2 - Michael samples maraschino cherry liqueur and visits a renowned tailor to try on a traditional Dalmation suit. In Sarajevo, he traces the last journey of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.

S2 E11 - Drew heads to the heart of hockey in Nova Scotia. Later, he visits Six Nations to explore how Indigenous Peoples invented Canada’s national sports: hockey and lacrosse.

S1 E11 - Kris and Sarain assist designer/curator Sage Paul in creating their own Indigenous fashion art installation and meet with visionaries who are reclaiming Indigenous arts.

Historian Lucy Worsley takes us behind closed doors for a fascinating look at the houses that influenced and inspired novelist Jane Austen. From a Hampshire cottage to imposing Stoneleigh Abbey, they provide revealing insights into the beloved author.

S8 E2 - Michael samples maraschino cherry liqueur and visits a renowned tailor to try on a traditional Dalmation suit. In Sarajevo, he traces the last journey of Archduke Franz Ferdinand.

S2 E11 - Drew heads to the heart of hockey in Nova Scotia. Later, he visits Six Nations to explore how Indigenous Peoples invented Canada’s national sports: hockey and lacrosse.

S1 E11 - Kris and Sarain assist designer/curator Sage Paul in creating their own Indigenous fashion art installation and meet with visionaries who are reclaiming Indigenous arts.

E3 - A military coup threatening Germany comes to Weimar.

E2 - Craig learns what's required to become a volunteer firefighter as he undertakes training before heading to the fire front.

S8 E7 - Two injured harbor seals arrive in the middle of the night with nasty wounds, and a vulture that Hope has been nursing for months finally begins to show signs of progress.

S8 E8 - After months of rehabilitation, Zak's bald eagle is finally ready to be released.

S2 E2 - A cluster of islands with white sandy beaches off the coast of Panama, Bocas del Toro is a haven of cultural diversity.

S2 E12 - Drew heads to Mohawk First Nation on Lake Ontario, home to the largest tattoo gathering in Canada, where he meets with Indigenous artists who are making their cultural mark.

S1 E12 - Kris and Sarain explore Indigenous concepts of justice, from restorative justice to cultural programs in the prison system.

E5 - A fire behaviour specialist trains his successor while on the largest wildfire in BC history. A new crew supervisor takes over the only remaining all-Indigenous unit crew in BC.

Cambodian refugee Ted Ngoy arrived in 1970s LA and built a multimillion-dollar donut empire that scared Dunkin' Donuts out of the city. It's a rags-to-riches story of fate, love, survival and redemption. The American Dream... with cream!

A Vancouver couple pledges to quit grocery shopping for six months and survive only on food that would otherwise be thrown away. What they find is shocking: truckloads of perfectly edible food destined for the landfill.

Cambodian refugee Ted Ngoy arrived in 1970s LA and built a multimillion-dollar donut empire that scared Dunkin' Donuts out of the city. It's a rags-to-riches story of fate, love, survival and redemption. The American Dream... with cream!

A Vancouver couple pledges to quit grocery shopping for six months and survive only on food that would otherwise be thrown away. What they find is shocking: truckloads of perfectly edible food destined for the landfill.

The Berliner Philharmoniker shows solidarity with Ukraine in their annual concert, performing music with themes of freedom, including Berio's Folk Songs featuring mezzo-soprano Elina Garanca.

E4 - Meet a former lawyer who’s set up a coffee cart in an old horse float, a woman who runs two local businesses, and an English shepherdess.

S8 E9 - In a special episode, Hope looks back on the most heartfelt and heart-wrenching moments from eight years and 100 episodes of Hope for Wildlife.

S8 E10 - Hope cares for the tiniest porcupine she's ever seen. Raccoon babies are finally paired with a family, and Zak introduces goslings to a tame goose.

S2 E2 - Discover the Venice that exists only after 5 pm, when tourists return to their ships and it returns to the silence and comfort of a city without cars.

Tuscany E10 - David visits an agriturismo that specializes in sheep’s milk cheese, then heads to the nearby seaside town of Porto Ercole where he experiments with recipes using cheese and seafood.

India E10 - The head chef at Bukhara, one of India’s most famous restaurants, teaches David the principles of developing his own garam masala.

S1 E1 - The capital of a mighty empire that once controlled large parts of Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam, Ayutthaya was one of the wealthiest cities in the East.

E3 - Joi Lee explores the effect of growing up in an intensely pressure-filled society, and why young Koreans are being labelled as the generation that has "given up."

E2 - On April 30, 1945, the Red Flag flies over the Reichstag. National Socialism is finally beaten, along with Germany and Berlin - not only a defeat, but a liberation for many.

S8 E25 - An approaching rainstorm threatens the most important day of the year at the farm.

S8 E26 - The team ends the year by releasing a herd of white-tailed deer.