Saving Places

Saving history - one building at a time. SAVING PLACES documents the hands-on restoration of a threatened but historically meaningful building by a team of artisans who use the materials, designs and craftsmanship of a bygone era.

Holmes Inspection

HOLMES INSPECTION shines a spotlight on innocent homeowners facing massive repair bills and dangerous living conditions due to incompetence within the unregulated home inspection industry. Disillusioned homeowners call Mike Holmes to give them a personal Holmes Inspection and assessment, and to Make it Right.

Secret History of the Cottage

To celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday, this documentary tells the history of “going to the cottage,” a national tradition. Cottage country attracts those on a quest for the soothing powers of its natural landscape, the feeling of slowing down and getting away. Using vintage photos, archival film, and original shooting, we look at who cottagers are and what they do—the myths and the legends—and how cottages and “cottaging” have evolved over time.

Holmes Makes It Right

The new series is about renovating, but it's more. Mike plans to expand the meaning of “Make It Right” outside the residential domain and outside his own comfort level. Mike is all done with inspecting. He is strapping on his tool belt, and getting his hands dirty once again. He is getting back to the kind of work he did before there ever was a TV show - Helping people, Making It Right... and occasionally swearing.

Coolest Places To Stay

With the popularity of short-term rentals booming, COOLEST PLACES TO STAY takes a look at beautiful and unique homes, and the homeowners who have figured out how to use handcrafted touches and stylized décor to turn their bedrooms into boutique, and moneymaking, hotels.

Real Potential

A triple threat of real estate, renovation and remodelling, REAL POTENTIAL host Sarah Richardson takes prospective buyers on a tour of three places, each with a sale-stopping disaster. With her know-how and advice, Sarah helps the buyers see past the flaws and reveals each one's potential.

Spice Goddess

SPICE GODDESS with Bal Arneson affirms the power of using fresh, wholesome ingredients to make delicious, simple, everyday Indian meals. In each episode, Bal delves into the world of herbs and spices and shows how just a pinch of this and little bit of that can add pizzazz to any dish.

Bollywed

BOLLYWED is a heartwarming series that follows the Singh family, who have been running their bridal shop, Chandan Fashion, for decades. The show offers a fascinating look into the glamorous world of Bollywood culture and the booming $70 billion South Asian wedding industry, with its sacred rituals, choreographed dances, and stunning outfits. As the family juggles the demands of their intergenerational business, BOLLYWED blends old-school charm with new-school drama and plenty of laughs. In Season 3, the Singhs embark on a life-changing trip to India to explore their roots, renew vows in a traditional Punjabi wedding, and seize a massive business opportunity in Mumbai—launching their fashion designs in the heart of Bollywood. Back home in Toronto, the family learns their journey has transformed their lives in more ways than one. Nominations: 2024 Critics Choice Real TV Awards: Best Lifestyle Show: Fashion/Beauty 2024 Canadian Screen Awards: Best Factual Series 2024 Canadian Screen Awards: Best Direction, Factual 2024 Rockie Awards: Best Reality Series 2025 Rockie Awards: Best Reality Series

House Of Bryan

Bryan has six short months to demolish the old and build the new, all while facing a variety of problems including weather delays, novice workmanship and municipal red tape. In HOUSE OF BRYAN: On The Rocks, Bryan has just four months to build their summer home, and he must overcome financial, personal, and physical stress, to make this summer getaway a reality. Follow Bryan and his wife Sarah as they plan and build a new residence in the country to raise their growing family. Bryan and Sarah clash on the vision for their new home, and have to learn to cope with the dramatic lifestyle change from city to country life.

Home Greek Home

Filmed over a year on the Greek island of Skiathos, HOME GREEK HOME follows TV presenter Sarah Moore as she fulfills her dream of owning a house abroad. After buying a house with only having seen it online, Sarah takes on a derelict 100K renovation project in a foreign country - while dealing with all of the complications that can arise from different building rules and regulations. This six-part series charts the highs and lows of taking on a tricky rebuild project in a conservation area, and follows Sarah as she battles to renovate the house using traditional materials and saving as much of the original character of the house as she can.