The Adrenaline Project

In The Adrenaline Project, thrill-seeking teens train and compete head-to-head as they are pushed to their limits both physically and mentally for a shot at glory (and prizes!). Cameras are rigged up in the most outrageous and precarious positions to catch all the grueling action as contestants push themselves through boot camps and challenges that test the skill, strength, speed and endurance they’ll need to complete in each episode’s adrenaline-filled mystery event. S1: 13 x 30' S2: 26 x 30'

Leo's Pollinators

Leo the catfish is leading the next generation of kid eco-heroes! This season she is on a mission to save creatures that help plants grow by spreading pollen: the Pollinators! They’re going beyond the bees & the butterflies, and checking out all pollinating creatures, from hummingbirds to flying squirrels, slithery skinks to funny lemurs, teeny hoverflies to bats! Protecting pollinators is a job for everyone, young and old - and the Pollinator Crew is just getting started!

Creature Mania

This action-packed half hour show is made up of ten short, pacy segments that keep young viewers engaged and interested in all the crazy creatures we have to explore. From archive footage to energetic host Alfie engaging with kids and pets in the studio, CREATURE MANIA is a colourful, varied and utterly hilarious show for all the animal lovers out there – leaving nothing and no one behind!

My Buddy Bonemasher

Iz is an awkward 12-year-old boy who struggles at school and, to be honest, at life in general. To help overcome his difficulties, he creates an imaginary friend; Bonemasher - a wrestling champion. Unfortunately, the solution to his problems may just cause Iz’s life to become even more challenging.

Spellz

World-famous magician Jay Sankey and his kid-assistant Bridget reveal the inner workings of some of magic’s most tightly guarded tricks. Each episode starts with the duo showing a new magic trick like making a coin disappear or finding the Ace in a deck of shuffled cards; the team then deconstructs the trick for the viewer so everyone can amaze their friends and families. Along the way, they also tell some of the magic world’s most spectacular stories, including Houdini’s famous straightjacket escape!

Japanizi: Going Going Gong

Japanizi: Going, Going, Gong! welcomes kids and their families to the frantic and unpredictable world of a Japanese game show. Each episode, four unsuspecting teams enter a world filled with zany costumes, physical gags, over-the-top stunts, and a cast of extraordinary characters including Host Yoshi, Judge Masa, Shinobi, and his sidekick of ninjas. Encouraged by a live Japanese studio audience, contestants face each other in three elimination rounds filled with Velcro walls, conveyor belts, and giant fans.

The Prime Radicals

With fun adventures, cool music, engaging graphics, and tons of laughs, THE PRIME RADICALS put the fun back in learning the fundamentals of math!

The Parker Andersons & Amelia Parker

The Parker Andersons and Amelia Parker are two interconnected sitcoms, following the comedic everyday of a diverse, newly blended family. It's one storyworld from two perspectives, and just like real-life, this family learns that their differences end up being exactly what they need to create a happy new life together. Half the episodes are told from the family perspective and half are told from the POV of tween daughter Amelia.

Red Chef Revival

Red Chef Revival is an intimate minute food and travel show exploring modern Indigenous cuisine, through the eyes of three chefs; New York Times featured Cezin Nottaway, Top Chef finalist Rich Francis and Chopped finalist Shane Chartrand. Using food as their access point, these chefs discover a new path to reconciliation. Red Chef Revival features ingredients you won’t find in any cookbooks, like bison heart, beaver tail, moose nose, seal and cougar. More than a cooking show, this is a people’s story on a plate.

House Special

Viewers go on a delicious, nostalgic, and bittersweet journey across Western Canada as designer and chef Jackie Kai Ellis goes out of her comfort zone to explore Chinese-Canadian history through the rich and colourful world of small-town Chinese restaurants. Kai Ellis travels through the region by train to uncover the dishes at the heart of the Chinese-Canadian story, and the story behind her own Chinese-Canadian identity. Along the way, she'll get a taste of kitchen table wisdom, culture and community, meeting local historians and restaurant owners, sampling staple dishes, and cooking recipes inspired by the comfort food of her past.