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- A group of amateur Canadian bakers are convened for a baking competition. There is a theme to each week's competition, generally in the vein of the type of goods the competitors are to bake.
- An ambitious team of classic car hunters scour deeper into Canada's Northern wilderness than any car hunter has gone before. Their mission is to recover rare vehicles fabled to be hiding in the bush, before the cars are lost forever to history. Led by Matt Sager, the team travel by air in his 1948 Stinson and by land to extract these vehicles from their forgotten resting places. Each team member plays a crucial role: the pilot, Jess; Steve "the wrench"; autobody expert, Dave; and crane operator, Lee. Together they achieve the impossible, uncovering rare automotive gems and preserving the cars and the stories of the places and the people who have lived there for generations.
- Amateur chefs compete in this Canadian version of the reality-cooking series.
- Welder Up's Steve Darnell and his band of oddballs and misfits are the Picassos of automotive fabricators. They work out of a sprawling garage on the outskirts of the Las Vegas Strip - stripping and re-building one-of-a-kind Mad Max-style VEGAS RAT RODS for quirky customers out of hidden treasure.
- Mary Makes It Easy follows Mary Berg as she provides tips, tricks, and recipes to solve every day cooking woes.
- Nominated by friends and relatives who accompany them on their journey, eight Canadians are chosen each season of the series potentially to be named Canada's Worst Driver. The eight are sent to the Driver's Rehabilitation Centre where symbolically they are stripped of their car keys and/or driver's license. They are then subjected to a two-week session of driving challenges to test their driving skill and knowledge, each challenge first performed by the host, a self-professed average driver, to demonstrate that the challenge can be completed successfully. They are also provided assistance in improving their driving by a panel of experts. Each episode presents three challenges. Starting at the end of the season's second episode, the experts evaluate how each has done, and "graduates" one person per episode, the graduate getting back his/her keys/driver's license and allowed to drive away from the Centre. At the end of the two weeks on the season's finale where three drivers remain, each is subjected to an on-road test through a busy downtown city situation. After that, one of the remaining three will be named Canada's Worst Driver.
- Last Stop Garage is a rag-tag team of mechanics in North West River, Labrador, Canada. Their family owned shop, CRB Automotive, is the only automotive/mechanic business in a town of 500 people. Using backwoods ingenuity, they fix and build just about anything for anyone. Even small repairs are a a BIG deal.
- Canadians go to repossessed storage units and bid against each other for the unit's goodies.
- Go on a decade-by-decade voyage of discovery through life-changing inventions, like the radio that made the world smaller, the machine gun that made it more dangerous, or the parking meter that made it more expensive.
- Come Dine with Me Canada (2010) is based on the British television show of the same name, Come Dine with Me (2005). Five strangers, each an amateur chef, compete to host the best dinner party, each party solely for the competitors and to be held on consecutive evenings. Each host submits a menu in advance of the week, the menu to consist of an appetizer, a main course and a dessert. At the end of each party, the guests secretly rate the party on a scale of one to ten inclusive. Each guest can use whatever criteria he/she deems important to rate the party, the quality of the food served, the liking of the food to one's own palate regardless of its quality, the difficulty of the meal preparation, the entertainment provided, and hosting skills among the possible criteria. At the end of the last party, the host of that party gets the voting results, which he/she reads to the other competitors. The competitor with the highest score wins $1,000.
- Listing Large follows Odeen Eccleston and Lamont Wiltshire as they build a real estate empire while juggling parenthood, friendship and love.
- In Junior Chef Showdown, the best and brightest young cooks go head-to-head in challenges that test their skills and ingenuity in the kitchen, but only one pint-sized chef will be named the country's best.
- He conquered the known world by age 25, and not only did Alexander the Great win more than 40 battles, he likely did so while intoxicated, riding bareback, and wearing skimpy battledress. Welcome to Secret Life of Alexander the Great.
- Billy captures and relocates all sorts of critters.
- Mary Berg offers tips on dealing with cooking stress, time-saving tips in the kitchen an advice.
- Four Weddings Canada follows four brides as they attend each others wedding as a guest, and judge the day based on four categories: the dress, the food, the venue and the overall experience. The bride with the best wedding wins a fabulous dream honeymoon!
- An exploration and celebration of one of the world's most beloved foods through the lens of an extreme cheese lover
- Family Home Overhaul is a Canadian home renovation reality series, featuring various HGTV designers working with deserving families who have been nominated by their communities to have the designer renovate their homes.
- Each one-hour episode features Andrew Younghusband completing driving challenges in one of "the world's worst driving cities", with the ultimate goal of learning to drive better than a local professional driver. Cities featured on the the show included Delhi, India; Bangkok, Thailand; Mexico City, Mexico; Manila, Philippines; Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia; and Lima, Peru; Nairobi, Kenya; Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam; Port-au-Prince, Haiti; La Paz, Bolivia; Rome, Italy; and São Paulo, Brazil.
- Canadian version of the popular cooking competition series.
- Canadians from across the country come together to prove that they are not Canada's Worst Handyman.
- It's construction like you've never seen it before! Building the Biggest is an innovative six-part series capturing the most ambitions building projects shaping our world today. From pipelines and diamond mines to the International Space Station and the Singapore subway system, Building the Biggest examines what it takes to get the job done and meets with the masters of construction who make the seemingly impossible a practical reality. Every episode of Building the Biggest examines a single major construction process - from diamond mining to roller coaster building - following the most dramatic points in construction that demand the steadiest hands, heaviest machines - and coolest nerves. Find out exactly what it takes for a construction dream to be become a steel and concrete reality.
- Wim Hof can regulate his body temperature to withstand frigid temperatures. Elizabeth Salser can see music in color. Esref Armagan, the blind artist. Rüdiger Gamm can calculate large numbers and calendar dates in his head.
- Redemption Inc. offers ex-offenders an opportunity to set up their own business under the guidance of Dragon's Den headliner and affluent businessman Kevin O'Leary who believes many ex-criminals have the entrepreneurial skills to succeed.
- Two families mourn the tragic loss of loved ones. One a teen in a fatal car accident and the other has three orphaned daughters searching for their mother who is missing for over 40 years, when suddenly abandoned bones are found. But are they really dead?
- Each episode of Hardcore Heroes features two adrenaline-packed true stories of courage. From iconic war heroes and technological mavericks, to fearless first responders and selfless civilians, every story will focus on the coolest tactics, the biggest challenges, and the riskiest maneuvers that saved lives or altered the future of this world. "Hardcore Heroes" will bring these astonishing stories to life using major storytelling techniques - up-close and gritty live action recons; CGI maps, period stills, and stock footage; as well as first-person interviews with the heroes themselves, survivors, team members, fans, and family. A roster of experts will also weigh in, providing viewers with context and astonishing details on how the heroes were able to achieve their goals against formidable odds. All of these elements will be tied together with engaging, informative narration.
- In this collection of incredible stories of aliens and UFOs from around the world, viewers will meet the experts, skeptics, and the extraterrestrial-obsessed who have dedicated their lives to uncovering the truth.
- the series follows the lives of six resourceful Canadians living across the far North as they share what it takes to survive and thrive in Canada's toughest terrain.
- In every episode, four house-proud home owners with very different styles, tastes and opinions tour each other's houses and give every property a score out of ten. The home with the highest score wins its owner a cash prize of $1,000, a feature in a national home style magazine and of course bragging rights to "Best House"! Each of these home owners thinks their home is best. But what will the others think? Expect passions to run high in this entertaining property series.
- A woman's only child is kidnapped by her ex-husband not once, but twice. The decade-long search for her daughter culminates in a gut-wrenching dangerous chase to South America to steal her back from her father who has strong ties to the local mob.
- Newlyweds who are on the verge of breaking up videotape each other, and then receive an assessment from therapist Gary Direnfeld. He challenges them to change their behavior, and hopefully bring back the love.
- A group of Thunder Bay guys perform their own stunts, after watching Jackass.
- Professional basketball player Cory Joseph looks to buy a small business with his sister.
- 2014– 2h8.8 (6)TV EpisodeEighteen home cooks audition for a white apron; the cooks face their first Mystery Box Challenge and a meaty Elimination Challenge.
- The home cooks face their first Mystery Box Challenge, and a meaty Elimination Challenge puts some of them in jeopardy.
- The remaining home cooks face their first Team Challenge as they prepare a Caribbean meal for 121 wedding guests.
- This week's Mystery Box presents a blast from the past and at least one home cook's journey comes to a spicy end.
- Mary thanks her mother Myra with a fresh spin on her favourite dish.
- The home cooks go back to school to compete in the biggest Team Challenge in MasterChef Canada history.
- Home cooks put their knife skills to the test through a series of challenges.