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.

BC Birds At a Glance

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

Power to the People

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

Dear Reader

Linguistic anthropologist Jay Powell delves into the history behind the "Dictionary of Chinook Jargon."

Our First Voices

In 1977, Dave Elliot developed an alphabet and a typewriter to keep the Sencoten language thriving.

The Hunters

New evidence turns the old investigation on its head. Erik understands the true aim of Sarn's plan and finds his relationship with the prosecutor compromised.

Re: Location: Alvaro Rojas

Coastal Railways with Julie Walters

Julie heads to the town that inspired Thomas the Tank Engine and then to the famed Ffestiniog Railway through Snowdonia National Park.

Jenny Belzber: Home is Where the Art Is

Take Me Home

The west coast life-style of Tofino, BC brings a compelling variety of weather and wind and waves, rivalling the world's most ideal locations for this surfer.

Take Me Home

What happens to a home when it becomes dwarfed by construction and high-rise buildings? This chilling poetic tale illustrates the fate of houses in the city centre.

Hope for Wildlife

A fawn survives a snare and a bobcat attack, but can Hope's team save it?

Knowledge Kids

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.

The Island Diaries

A unique culture in a singular landscape, nature has provided Iceland with everything it needs despite its harsh climate. Although residents can be isolated, communities are strong and tightly knit.

Coastal Dwellers

In the early 1900s, Finnish socialist philosopher, Matti Kurrika, established a utopian colony off the coast of Vancouver Island named Sointula- the Finnish word for harmony.

Stuff the British Stole

Marc Fennell embarks on an adventure down the Nile to uncover the truth of a mummy and the doctor who brought it to the colony of Australia.

Behind the Facade

A day in the life of 91.1, Nuxalk Radio is a radio station built to help keep the Nuxalkmc language alive, broadcasting the laws of the lands and waters.

Power to the People

The Teslin Tlingit Nation has found a way to turn a negative into a positive by milling their waste wood into biomass fuel, effectively heating homes in their community.

Healing Journey: One Button at a Time

Are We Ready for Net Zero?

Innovative companies are using new technology to produce our food. How will it impact what we eat – and how much we pay?

Dreamers and Dissidents

Saving Minds

Myriam Anouk and Alo, who have spent years seeking effective treatment, navigate their way to recovery as a new approach to mental health emerges – one that moves beyond the biological-medical model, putting the patient first and using medication cautiously.

Drunk on Too Much Life

Filmmaker Michelle Melles follows her daughter's journey from the confines of psych wards and diagnostic labels towards an expansive world of creativity and connection. They learn how mental illness has meaning that goes far beyond brain chemistry.

Form + Place

John and Patricia Patkau have designed many of the most notable pieces of architecture in Canada, including the Seabird Island School and Audain Museum.