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- Manifest: Power of Thought is a social experiment and social commentary documentary that follows 4 individuals as they seek to improve aspects of their lives through thought: love, money, health and career.
- There's Something You Should Know is a dating show that features charming, interesting men and women looking for love. And, with the help of a trusted friend, they'll browse three dating profiles and videos. But there's a twist. While the star of each episode talks to their prospective matches on the phone, they reveal something that could give some people pause: they each have a physical disability. The dater and their support system listen to the caller's tone and voice for hints as to whether their disability is a big deal or not. Next, the dater must pick two of the three callers to take on a date. Is there chemistry between them? Do sparks fly? Can a disability impact a date's tone? Designed to break down barriers some may have around dating people with disabilities and elicit honest discussion, There's Something You Should Know encourages those to look beyond what they think they want.
- A Perfect Cure is an immersive and exploratory documentary that looks at differences between the medical model of disability and the social model of disability while following 3 subjects whose lives have changed significantly due to loss of vision. While all of the subjects did seek medical treatments for their blindness, we learn about their acceptance of the disability and how that shift in thought has affected their quality of life.
- Collar Of Duty is a new documentary series that tells the stories of people whose lives have been transformed by a service/therapy animal. In each episode, we visit individuals living with a service/therapy animal to learn about their relationship and how each person's life has improved. We also visit the breeding/training facility the animal came from, pulling back the curtain to learn just what it takes for these special helpers to be deemed ready for service. The goal is to showcase the value of service/therapy animals for people, and we plan to do so with the utmost sensitivity and care.
- Happy accidents can happen, and skinks are living proof with how they pollinate. Join Chloe and Housten as they team up with experts at Point Pelee National Park and help survey these accidental pollinators.
- The PollinHeads meet up with Montanna and Tarra from Parks Canada to help them track the Southern Flying Squirrel population at Point Pelee National Park.
- Honey bees are in big trouble. The PollinHeads are helping out Paul and Janet from the University of Guelph Honey Bee Research Centre, who are looking at ways to help the bees live a long, healthy and sweet life.
- Chloe and Housten are helping conduct research on the sugar-fueled hummingbird. Our PollinHeads team is about to see just how much sugar this little bird can handle.
- The PollinHeads help Jessica and her team net, mark and survey the Mottled Duskywings to help get this butterfly off the endangered list.
- Tonight, Chloe and Housten work into the night at Rouge National Urban Park, alongside Aaron from the University of Guelph, to discover the science behind the magic of our firefly friends.
- Ants - pests or a misunderstood pollinator pal? Leo and The PollinHeads are going to find out. They're helping expert Aaron Fairweather collect samples to take a closer look and get a better understanding of what the ants are up to.
- Is it a bird...?? Nope. It's the Hummingbird Moth. A day-time moth that, like the Hummingbird it resembles, is a very important pollinator. Housten is hoping to see this unique pollinator pal as he helps Mark Read expand his moth research at Murphy's Point Provincial Park.
- The ever-feared wasp is the subject of today's mission. Housten and Chloe are putting on their brave pants and are headed to Ottawa to meet up with scientist and wasp specialist Dr. Rob Longair, to try and learn more about these much-feared pollinators.
- Chloe and Housten head into the wetlands with Laura Timms from the Credit Valley Conservation to check up on the skipper butterflies and the overall health of the ecosystem at Alton Grange.
- The PollinHeads head over to Story Book Farm Primate Sanctuary to help care for the lemurs and get to the bottom of why the largest pollinators are at risk of extinction.
- Who doesn't enjoy a great game of tag?. The PollinHeads are meeting up with Vicky from the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority to help with an amazing program that tags and tracks the Monarchs, so we can keep a better eye on their population.
- Chloe and Housten head over Bird Kingdom in Niagara Falls to spend the day with the Egyptian Fruit Bats to help with their colony and learn more about these superhero pollinators.
- The PollinHeads find out that not everything appears as it seems. They're about to discover that a bee may not always be a bee, as their observation skills are put to the test learning all about pollinating mimics with Amanda Stefan from Carleton University.
- Today, the PollinHeads will divide and conquer. Housten is going up on a mountaintop in Quebec with hoverfly expert Jeff Skevington, to help him find a new hill-topping hoverfly. Back in the lab, Chloe will help catalogue it and record a new species. It's a day for the history books.
- We're shining the spotlight on those fantastic night-time pollinators - moths. Yes, moths. Chloe and Housten head out with Maddie from Parks Canada to do a special survey on these acrobatic superstar pollinators, the Sphinx Moth.
- Do the biggest, toughest bees live the longest? Join Chloe and Housten as they research the behaviours of these thriving bees alongside the Brock University Bee Lab team.
- Pollinators have a hard enough time as it is, but imagine a plant that eats pollinators. Chloe and researcher Peter Kann take a closer look at the Purple Pitcher Plant and the only pollinating fly it doesn't eat.
- Home looks a little different for all of us. Chloe is meeting up with Aimee from Parks Canada and Cheryl Bryce to learn more about the unique home the Leafcutter Bee builds for its young.
- We all need our best friends. Chloe is about to find out all about the Lorquin's Admiral Butterfly and it's BFF Oceanspray with the team from Parks Canada.