Walking Through History

Tony Robinson walks across the Cairngorms to Balmoral, tracing the footsteps of Queen Victoria and her husband Albert. There he explores the significance of the Highlands to the royal couple.

Tomson Highway: kipimâtisinaw tapâhpeyahk

The UK’s National Parks with Caroline Quentin

Caroline takes a 4x4 tour of the Rothiemurchus Estate in the Cairngorms, paddles up the Beaulieu River in the New Forest and ascends the heights of the Three Peaks by helicopter.

John Kim Bell: Born to "Indspire"

Fake or Fortune?

Fiona and Philip investigate whether a canvas covered in white paint could be by a pioneer of Abstract Expressionism, the Armenian American artist Arshile Gorky.

Great Alaskan and Canadian Railway Journeys

Michael investigates the world's biggest tides and samples the freshest oyster he's ever tasted, then boards the night sleeper train to Quebec City.

Stuff the British Stole

In an unmarked grave in Liverpool lies the mystery of one of Western Australia’s greatest resistance fighters. This is the story of the team that found a way to bring him home.

Looking at Edward Curtis in the Pacific Northwest

We examine a striking photograph from Edward Curtis that captured Mike Dangeli's imagination, an image he feels shows how his people raged to preserve their culture.

Power to the People

The shíshálh (Sechelt) Nation is harnessing the natural power of gravity and water through run-of-the-river hydroelectric energy.

BC Birds At a Glance

A house finch watches urban life from its perch in the trees.