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April 2019 Primetime Schedule Monday Apr 1 7:00 pm Time Team Time Team - Ep. 9 repeat Tony and the team look for the remains of a renegade knight's Norman castle in one of Northern Ireland's most picturesque spots. 7:49 pm Ontario Hubs Rachel Romu: A Spotlight on Disability repeat Thunder Bay-born Rachel Romu is hoping to change the way the fashion industry views people with disabilities. As Ontario Hubs producer Jeyan Jeganathan explains, the former track athlete - turned model - is bringing visibility to disability one runway at a time. 8:00 pm The Agenda with Steve Paikin Speaking Out on Gun Violence; Advocacy, American Style? new The Agenda welcomes Dr. Najma Ahmed to discuss why she and a group of Canadian doctors are advocating for tighter gun laws, as well as her experiences dealing with the gun lobby. Then, examining the infiltration of U.S.- style advocacy tactics into social issues in Canada. 9:00 pm The Dictator's Playbook The Dictator's Playbook - Ep. 5 new A study of the methods used by Manuel Noriega to rise from poverty to become dictator of Panama for six tumultuous years in the 1980s. As Chief of Intelligence he was the most feared man in Panama. He developed connections inside and outside the country that made him rich, powerful, and a key ally of the US in the region, while also working for Fidel Castro and the Medellin drug cartel, among others. Viewer discretion advised. 10:00 pm The Truth About Fat repeat Fat has a reputation as public health enemy number one. We've spent decades trying to eat less of it - yet today we're unhealthier than ever. This engaging film sees a group of health service workers undergo a series of eating trials. Monitoring the effects of their drastic diet, this film demonstrates how, for healthy people, low- fat diets are bad news. Filled with astonishing facts and surprising experiments, The Truth About Fat reveals how a little bit of what we like can be good for us. 11:00 pm The Agenda with Steve Paikin Speaking Out on Gun Violence; Advocacy, American Style? repeat Page 1 of 29 - TVO April Primetime Schedule
The Agenda welcomes Dr. Najma Ahmed to 1:00 am
discuss why she and a group of Canadian The Truth About Fat repeat
doctors are advocating for tighter gun laws, as Fat has a reputation as public health enemy
well as her experiences dealing with the gun number one. We've spent decades trying to eat
lobby. Then, examining the infiltration of U.S.- less of it - yet today we're unhealthier than ever.
style advocacy tactics into social issues in This engaging film sees a group of health service
Canada. workers undergo a series of eating trials.
Monitoring the effects of their drastic diet, this
12:00 am film demonstrates how, for healthy people, low-
The Dictator's Playbook fat diets are bad news. Filled with astonishing
The Dictator's Playbook - Ep. 5 repeat facts and surprising experiments, The Truth
A study of the methods used by Manuel Noriega About Fat reveals how a little bit of what we like
to rise from poverty to become dictator of can be good for us.
Panama for six tumultuous years in the 1980s.
As Chief of Intelligence he was the most feared 2:00 am
man in Panama. He developed connections Time Team
inside and outside the country that made him Time Team - Ep. 9 repeat
rich, powerful, and a key ally of the US in the Tony and the team look for the remains of a
region, while also working for Fidel Castro and renegade knight's Norman castle in one of
the Medellin drug cartel, among others. Viewer Northern Ireland's most picturesque spots.
discretion advised.
3:00 am
Question Period
Question Period: Monday, April 1, 2019 new
Discussions at Queen's Park today.
4:05 am
Painted Land: In Search of the Group of Seven
repeat
"Painted Land" follows author and wilderness
photographer Joanie and Gary McGuffin and art
historian Michael Burtch, as they set out to find
the actual locations in northern Ontario that
inspired the legendary Group Of Seven and
some of their most iconic works of art. The film
weaves the iconic paintings and fascinating
stories of these artists with the modern day
journey, taking viewers through some of
Canada's most stunning landscapes. dv
5:00 am
The Agenda with Steve Paikin
Speaking Out on Gun Violence; Advocacy,
American Style? repeat
The Agenda welcomes Dr. Najma Ahmed to
discuss why she and a group of Canadian
doctors are advocating for tighter gun laws, as
well as her experiences dealing with the gun
lobby. Then, examining the infiltration of U.S.-
style advocacy tactics into social issues in
Canada.
Tuesday Apr 2
7:00 pm
The Blue Realm
Blue Realm - Ep. 5 new
Since the 1970's, sea lion populations have
declined more than 80% along the North Pacific
coast. Scientists at the University of British
Columbia and the Vancouver Aquarium are
working together to help save Canada's iconic
and largest pinniped - the stellar sea lion
7:51 pm
Ontario Hubs
The Future of Beekeeping repeat
Page 2 of 29 - TVO April Primetime ScheduleThe Agenda heads to Niagara College to see its 9:00 pm
beekeeping program, which will graduate its first First Contact
students this year. Ontario Hubs field producer First Contact - Ep. 1 new
Jeyan Jeganathan looks at how the industry is The six travelers begin their journey in heart of
evolving and, more importantly, growing in Canada; Winnipeg, Manitoba. Here they meet
Ontario. prominent Indigenous activist Michael Redhead
Champagne who sheds some light on the
8:00 pm
journey ahead. Viewer Discretion Advised dv
The Agenda with Steve Paikin
Ontario's Transit Plans for Toronto new 10:00 pm
The Agenda welcomes Jeff Yurek, Ontario's The Heat: A Kitchen (R)evolution new
minister of transportation, to defend the As more women ascend the ranks of the male
government's plans to upload Toronto's subway dominated restaurant industry, and a younger
system. Then, former Toronto mayor David Miller generation challenges the brutal conditions once
explains why he feels the proposed takeover by considered the norm, the rules of "kitchen
the province is wrong. And, how will all this culture" are being rewritten. The Heat: A Kitchen
impact transit planning in the city? (R)evoution is a compelling journey into the
culinary world of seven female chefs at the
vanguard of change.
11:00 pm
The Agenda with Steve Paikin
Ontario's Transit Plans for Toronto repeat
The Agenda welcomes Jeff Yurek, Ontario's
minister of transportation, to defend the
government's plans to upload Toronto's subway
system. Then, former Toronto mayor David Miller
explains why he feels the proposed takeover by
the province is wrong. And, how will all this
impact transit planning in the city?
12:00 am
First Contact
First Contact - Ep. 1 repeat
The six travelers begin their journey in heart of
Canada; Winnipeg, Manitoba. Here they meet
prominent Indigenous activist Michael Redhead
Champagne who sheds some light on the
journey ahead. Viewer Discretion Advised dv
1:00 am
The Heat: A Kitchen (R)evolution repeat
As more women ascend the ranks of the male
dominated restaurant industry, and a younger
generation challenges the brutal conditions once
considered the norm, the rules of "kitchen
culture" are being rewritten. The Heat: A Kitchen
(R)evoution is a compelling journey into the
culinary world of seven female chefs at the
vanguard of change.
2:00 am
The Blue Realm
Blue Realm - Ep. 5 repeat
Since the 1970's, sea lion populations have
declined more than 80% along the North Pacific
coast. Scientists at the University of British
Columbia and the Vancouver Aquarium are
working together to help save Canada's iconic
and largest pinniped - the stellar sea lion
Page 3 of 29 - TVO April Primetime ScheduleTuesday Apr 2 2:47 am Ontario Hubs The Future of Beekeeping repeat The Agenda heads to Niagara College to see its beekeeping program, which will graduate its first students this year. Ontario Hubs field producer Jeyan Jeganathan looks at how the industry is evolving and, more importantly, growing in Ontario. 3:00 am Question Period Question Period: Tuesday, April 2, 2019 new Discussions at Queen's Park today 4:05 am Life After Digital repeat Exploring the impact of digital technology and social media on the way we experience our lives. In a world of smartphones, tablets and screens where billions of personal images are shared online, our collective desire to share our lives on social networks may have unintended consequences. This film explores the end of privacy, cyberbullying, trolling, digital revenge and facial recognition technologies that effectively turn the face of social media users into barcodes. dv 5:00 am The Agenda with Steve Paikin Ontario's Transit Plans for Toronto repeat The Agenda welcomes Jeff Yurek, Ontario's minister of transportation, to defend the government's plans to upload Toronto's subway system. Then, former Toronto mayor David Miller explains why he feels the proposed takeover by the province is wrong. And, how will all this impact transit planning in the city? Wednesday Apr 3 7:00 pm Impossible Engineering Impossible Engineering - Ep. 8 new The 'Zumanjaro: Drop of Doom', built on the face of 'Kingda Ka', already the world tallest roller coaster, was opened in 2012. The ingenious design, creates 2 record breaking rides in one, and is an audacious example of cutting edge engineering. 8:00 pm The Agenda with Steve Paikin Cracking Down on Online Hate; Curating Cannabis new The Agenda examines the role of social media after the terror attack in New Zealand and how platforms handle hateful content online. Then, Nam Kiwanuka talks to Joseph Marcell about his career, his life, and about what Brexit looks like for Black Brits. And, exploring the unique role of a cannabis sommelier and educator. 9:00 pm Harry Potter: A History of Magic repeat Since Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone was published in 1997, author J.K. Rowling's beloved novels have enchanted readers around the world. Narrated by Imelda Staunton, who played Professor Umbridge in the film series, this documentary is a thought-provoking look at the Page 4 of 29 - TVO April Primetime Schedule
social and cultural underpinnings of the story. It 10:00 pm
includes an interview with Rowling, as well as Magic Numbers
never-before-seen notes, drawings and Magic Numbers - Ep. 3 new
manuscripts. dv
Hannah Fry explores what math can reveal about
the fundamental building blocks of the universe -
the subatomic, quantum world.
11:00 pm
The Agenda with Steve Paikin
Cracking Down on Online Hate; Curating
Cannabis repeat
The Agenda examines the role of social media
after the terror attack in New Zealand and how
platforms handle hateful content online. Then,
Nam Kiwanuka talks to Joseph Marcell about his
career, his life, and about what Brexit looks like
for Black Brits. And, exploring the unique role of
a cannabis sommelier and educator.
12:00 am
Harry Potter: A History of Magic repeat
Since Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
was published in 1997, author J.K. Rowling's
beloved novels have enchanted readers around
the world. Narrated by Imelda Staunton, who
played Professor Umbridge in the film series, this
documentary is a thought-provoking look at the
social and cultural underpinnings of the story. It
includes an interview with Rowling, as well as
never-before-seen notes, drawings and
manuscripts. dv
1:00 am
Magic Numbers
Magic Numbers - Ep. 3 repeat
Hannah Fry explores what math can reveal about
the fundamental building blocks of the universe -
the subatomic, quantum world.
2:00 am
Impossible Engineering
Impossible Engineering - Ep. 8 repeat
The 'Zumanjaro: Drop of Doom', built on the face
of 'Kingda Ka', already the world tallest roller
coaster, was opened in 2012. The ingenious
design, creates 2 record breaking rides in one,
and is an audacious example of cutting edge
engineering.
3:00 am
Question Period
Question Period: Wednesday, April 3, 2019 new
Discussions at Queen's Park today.
4:05 am
The Beat Goes On repeat
"The Beat Goes On" follows members of the
Bloor Street New Horizons Band, the Toronto
chapter of an innovative music program for older
adults. It's a mixed group comprised of newbies
who have never played an instrument before to
retired virtuosos. Over the course of several
months, filmmaker Sarah Keenlyside captures
the orchestra as they rehearse for their big year-
end concert. "The Beat Goes On" serves as a
vibrant reminder that creative expression is vital
for the soul at any age. dv
5:00 am
The Agenda with Steve Paikin
Cracking Down on Online Hate; Curating
Cannabis repeat
The Agenda examines the role of social media
after the terror attack in New Zealand and how
Page 5 of 29 - TVO April Primetime Scheduleplatforms handle hateful content online. Then, Thursday Apr 4
Nam Kiwanuka talks to Joseph Marcell about his
career, his life, and about what Brexit looks like 7:00 pm
for Black Brits. And, exploring the unique role of Snow Wolf Family and Me
a cannabis sommelier and educator. Snow Wolf Family and Me - Ep. 1 repeat
Gordon Buchanan's dream is to get closer to wild
wolves than anyone before to discover the true
nature of this feared predator. He travels to the
remote Canadian Arctic in search of wolves that
have never seen people - wolves that have no
fear of humans.
8:00 pm
The Agenda with Steve Paikin
Fresh Water Solution; Education for
Reconciliation new
The Agenda welcomes Mark Marsolais-
Nahwegahbow to discuss how his coffee
company is raising funds to bring clean drinking
water to every home on every First Nation,
starting in Ontario and then across Canada.
Then, how implementing Indigenous history in
school curriculums across Canada can serve as
giant step towards reconciliation.
9:00 pm
The Super-Rich and Us
The Super-Rich and Us - Ep. 2 repeat
From an obscure legal loophole making Britain
one of the most attractive tax havens in the
world, to the deliberate wooing of the super-rich
by the government to reconfigure the British
economy, Jacques Peretti considers how the
advent of the super-rich has had far-reaching
effects on every aspect of Britons' lives.
10:00 pm
First Contact
First Contact - Ep. 1 repeat
The six travelers begin their journey in heart of
Canada; Winnipeg, Manitoba. Here they meet
prominent Indigenous activist Michael Redhead
Champagne who sheds some light on the
journey ahead. Viewer Discretion Advised dv
11:00 pm
The Agenda with Steve Paikin
Fresh Water Solution; Education for
Reconciliation repeat
The Agenda welcomes Mark Marsolais-
Nahwegahbow to discuss how his coffee
company is raising funds to bring clean drinking
water to every home on every First Nation,
starting in Ontario and then across Canada.
Then, how implementing Indigenous history in
school curriculums across Canada can serve as
giant step towards reconciliation.
12:00 am
The Super-Rich and Us
The Super-Rich and Us - Ep. 2 repeat
From an obscure legal loophole making Britain
one of the most attractive tax havens in the
world, to the deliberate wooing of the super-rich
by the government to reconfigure the British
economy, Jacques Peretti considers how the
advent of the super-rich has had far-reaching
effects on every aspect of Britons' lives.
Page 6 of 29 - TVO April Primetime ScheduleThursday Apr 4 5:00 am
The Agenda with Steve Paikin
1:00 am Fresh Water Solution; Education for
First Contact Reconciliation repeat
First Contact - Ep. 1 repeat
The Agenda welcomes Mark Marsolais-
The six travelers begin their journey in heart of Nahwegahbow to discuss how his coffee
Canada; Winnipeg, Manitoba. Here they meet company is raising funds to bring clean drinking
prominent Indigenous activist Michael Redhead water to every home on every First Nation,
Champagne who sheds some light on the starting in Ontario and then across Canada.
journey ahead. Viewer Discretion Advised dv Then, how implementing Indigenous history in
school curriculums across Canada can serve as
2:00 am
giant step towards reconciliation.
Snow Wolf Family and Me
Snow Wolf Family and Me - Ep. 1 repeat Friday Apr 5
Gordon Buchanan's dream is to get closer to wild
7:00 pm
wolves than anyone before to discover the true
nature of this feared predator. He travels to the Monty Don's Paradise Gardens
remote Canadian Arctic in search of wolves that Monty Don's Paradise Gardens - Ep. 2 repeat
have never seen people - wolves that have no Monty Don continues his quest to uncover the
fear of humans. secrets of paradise gardens - in Turkey, in India,
and at home in the United Kingdom.
2:51 am
Atikokan Calming Project repeat 8:00 pm
As Ontario Hubs field producer Jeyan The Agenda with Steve Paikin
Jeganathan discovers, Ontario teachers are EU View of Brexit; Ontario Hubs; The Week in
creating relaxing learning environments to keep Review new
students focused. Two passionate teachers in The Agenda examines what Brexit is doing to the
Atikokan use scented diffusers, fidget toys, and European Union. Also, our Ontario Hubs bring us
dim lighting to create a "soothing" classroom to a story about how beading is helping kids learn
accommodate pupils with diverse needs. math, and, as we do every Friday, we'll bring you
The Agenda's week in review.
3:00 am
Question Period 9:00 pm
Question Period: Thursday, April 4, 2019 new Heartbeat
Discussions at Queen's Park today. Ep. 7 - The Rivals repeat
Suspicious accidents occur after the new owner
4:06 am of a family carpet business fires a disgruntled
National Geographic employee. Vernon organizes a local version of
Shark Kill Zone repeat the Miss World pageant. 14+
This film travels to ten shark hot spots to reveal
spectacular kinds of shark feeding behaviour. We 10:00 pm
discover how the special conditions of each Borgen
shark species' preferred hunting ground affects Ep. 6 - Them and Us repeat
every aspect of their hunt, from their body design Just as Birgitte's new government is getting back
to their behaviour. From a cunning Angel shark on track after the Green Party's exit, internal
ambush to a 60-foot whale shark's search for strife erupts among coalition partners.
7,000 calories worth of plankton, learn the tricks Meanwhile, Birgitte refuses to accept Cecilie's
of these hunting masters' trade. suggestion of antidepressant medication for her
daughter until she has spoken to the psychiatrist
4:51 am in person. Kasper is in the process of clearing out
Ontario Hubs his parents' house and reveals the truth about his
The Future of Beekeeping repeat traumatic childhood. 14+
The Agenda heads to Niagara College to see its
beekeeping program, which will graduate its first 11:00 pm
students this year. Ontario Hubs field producer The Agenda with Steve Paikin
Jeyan Jeganathan looks at how the industry is EU View of Brexit; Ontario Hubs; The Week in
evolving and, more importantly, growing in Review repeat
Ontario. The Agenda examines what Brexit is doing to the
European Union. Also, our Ontario Hubs bring us
4:52 am a story about how beading is helping kids learn
Ontario Hubs math, and, as we do every Friday, we'll bring you
The Future of Beekeeping repeat The Agenda's week in review.
The Agenda heads to Niagara College to see its
beekeeping program, which will graduate its first 12:00 am
students this year. Ontario Hubs field producer Heartbeat
Jeyan Jeganathan looks at how the industry is Ep. 7 - The Rivals repeat
evolving and, more importantly, growing in Suspicious accidents occur after the new owner
Ontario. of a family carpet business fires a disgruntled
employee. Vernon organizes a local version of
the Miss World pageant. 14+
1:00 am
Page 7 of 29 - TVO April Primetime ScheduleBorgen 2:00 am
Ep. 6 - Them and Us repeat Coast Australia
Just as Birgitte's new government is getting back Ep. 1 - Victoria repeat
on track after the Green Party's exit, internal Neil Oliver becomes one of only five people
strife erupts among coalition partners. known to have set foot on Skull Rock. At Eagle's
Meanwhile, Birgitte refuses to accept Cecilie's Nest, Tim Flannery delves into pre-history. Neil
suggestion of antidepressant medication for her explores the incredible engineering feat that
daughter until she has spoken to the psychiatrist keeps Bass Strait oil pumping. Alice Garner visits
in person. Kasper is in the process of clearing out Victoria's Cheviot Beach. Neil travels to Phillip
his parents' house and reveals the truth about his Island. Brendan Moar tackles the tricky sport of
traumatic childhood. 14+ Blo-Karting. Emma Johnston hunts for a new
species of dolphin, and finally Neil Oliver takes to
the skies with aviatrix Judy Pay.
3:00 am
Coast Australia
Ep. 2 - South Australia repeat
Neil Oliver takes to the air on an RAAF training
mission. Tim Flannery has a close encounter with
history. Brendan Moar visits the moody Coorong.
Neil investigates the quest to preserve Adelaide's
mother-ship. Emma Johnston dives deep into the
underwater caverns of the Limestone Coast. In
Robe, Alice Garner gets a taste of how Victoria's
gold rush was the making of this coastal town.
Neil Oliver examines new archaeological
evidence of a wild fur trade that sprung up on
remote Kangaroo Island.
4:00 am
Coast
Ep. 6 - Coves and Caves repeat
Nick Crane travels to Jersey in search of some of
the most spectacular caves and coves in Europe.
Following in the footsteps of the Victorians, he
seeks out some sea caves that took nerves of
steel to reach. He also discovers the tale of a
secluded bay that offered refuge - yet permanent
isolation - for a sickly ship's captain on his death
bed. Finally, he meets the archaeologists
investigating how neanderthals used Jersey's
caves for shelter, protection and as a first basic
home.
Saturday Apr 6
7:00 pm
National Geographic
Madagascar's Legendary Lemurs repeat
Among Madagascar's stone forests, spiny groves
and lush jungles live over 100 species of lemurs.
In isolation for over 88 million years, these
ancient primates have evolved into the
remarkable creatures they are today. From the
aye-aye with its extended twig-like hunting finger
to the leaping sifakas and the charismatic ring-
tailed lemurs with their own personal form of
communication, these animals are wonders of
adaptation.
8:00 pm
Coast New Zealand
Coast - Ep. 1 new
Maritime archaeologist Matt Carter explores the
West Coast's treacherous sea-faring history,
while Scottish historian and archaeologist Neil
Oliver discovers a secret beach, and goes out on
a limb on coastal cliffs. Geologist Hamish
Campbell encounters a school hanging on for
dear life in the tiny town of Granity, and he
examines the engineering feat they called the 8th
Wonder of the World. Historian Riria Hotere goes
in search of precious pounamu and marine
Page 8 of 29 - TVO April Primetime Schedule biologist Jacky Geurts investigates the fragilefuture of the fishy delicacy - whitebait. 9:00 pm Apocalypse: World War I Apocalypse: Never-Ending War, Part 1 repeat The Great War comes to an end in 1918 after four years of fierce fighting. Those who have survived become aware that the world of the past century has disappeared into an abyss of suffering. While leaders of the victorious countries design a new world order, traumatized societies struggle to find their footing. dv Page 9 of 29 - TVO April Primetime Schedule
Saturday Apr 6 9:45 pm Apocalypse: World War I Apocalypse: Never-Ending War, Part 2 repeat In the aftermath of war, the Russian, German, Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman Empires fall apart, currencies fluctuate wildly, and vast numbers of refugees flee misery. Before long, age-old hatreds, fears, and resentments resurface and drive the world to the brink of a new apocalypse. And so begins a chaotic period during which the new world order provokes revolution, counter-revolution, nationalist insurrection, and civil war. dv 10:35 pm Undercover Jihadi repeat Mubin Shaikh went from extremist militant to undercover operative to expose a terrorist cell in Canada and send 11 men to prison. Today he's a well-connected international counter-terrorism expert on a mission to stop the radicalization of Muslim youth. This documentary follows his journey into counter-terrorism in the U.K., Canada, the U.S., Germany and France. Led by a personal duty to Islam, Shaikh takes to the frontlines of the battle against the radicalization of youth at risk. dv 11:35 pm Survivors Rowe repeat For almost twenty years, Anglican minister Ralph Rowe sexually abused children on reserves across Northern Ontario. "Survivors Rowe" documents the harrowing and tragic stories of three men who were victims of Rowe and the courageous journey that they undertake to arrive at a place of healing and forgiveness. dv 12:07 am National Geographic Madagascar's Legendary Lemurs repeat Among Madagascar's stone forests, spiny groves and lush jungles live over 100 species of lemurs. In isolation for over 88 million years, these ancient primates have evolved into the remarkable creatures they are today. From the aye-aye with its extended twig-like hunting finger to the leaping sifakas and the charismatic ring- tailed lemurs with their own personal form of communication, these animals are wonders of adaptation. 1:00 am Apocalypse: World War I Apocalypse: Never-Ending War, Part 1 repeat The Great War comes to an end in 1918 after four years of fierce fighting. Those who have survived become aware that the world of the past century has disappeared into an abyss of suffering. While leaders of the victorious countries design a new world order, traumatized societies struggle to find their footing. dv 1:47 am Walls to Bridges repeat By taking part in the Walls to Bridges program, inmates can earn university credits (and gain confidence) in mixed classes with undergraduate students. Ontario Hubs field producer Jeyan Jeganathan visits the Grand Valley Institution for Women in Kitchener, and also meets a woman who credits the program for helping her put her Page 10 of 29 - TVO April Primetime Schedule
life on track after her release. 2:47 am
Atikokan Calming Project repeat
2:00 am
Apocalypse: World War I As Ontario Hubs field producer Jeyan
Apocalypse: Never-Ending War, Part 2 repeat Jeganathan discovers, Ontario teachers are
creating relaxing learning environments to keep
In the aftermath of war, the Russian, German, students focused. Two passionate teachers in
Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman Empires fall Atikokan use scented diffusers, fidget toys, and
apart, currencies fluctuate wildly, and vast dim lighting to create a "soothing" classroom to
numbers of refugees flee misery. Before long, accommodate pupils with diverse needs.
age-old hatreds, fears, and resentments
resurface and drive the world to the brink of a 3:00 am
new apocalypse. And so begins a chaotic period Undercover Jihadi repeat
during which the new world order provokes Mubin Shaikh went from extremist militant to
revolution, counter-revolution, nationalist undercover operative to expose a terrorist cell in
insurrection, and civil war. dv Canada and send 11 men to prison. Today he's a
well-connected international counter-terrorism
expert on a mission to stop the radicalization of
Muslim youth. This documentary follows his
journey into counter-terrorism in the U.K.,
Canada, the U.S., Germany and France. Led by
a personal duty to Islam, Shaikh takes to the
frontlines of the battle against the radicalization
of youth at risk. dv
4:00 am
Survivors Rowe repeat
For almost twenty years, Anglican minister Ralph
Rowe sexually abused children on reserves
across Northern Ontario. "Survivors Rowe"
documents the harrowing and tragic stories of
three men who were victims of Rowe and the
courageous journey that they undertake to arrive
at a place of healing and forgiveness. dv
4:32 am
NFB Shorts
Wild Life repeat
This Oscar®-nominated animated short tells the
story of a dapper young remittance man who is
sent from England to Alberta to attempt ranching
in 1909. However, his affection for badminton,
bird watching and liquor leaves him little time for
wrangling cattle. It soon becomes clear that
nothing in his refined upbringing has prepared
him for the harsh conditions of the New World.
4:45 am
NFB Shorts
Flawed repeat
From Andrea Dorfman's vivid imagination,
"Flawed" is a charming little film about very big
ideas. Tracing her encounter with a potential
romantic partner, Dorfman questions her
attraction and the uneasy possibility of love, but
ultimately, whether a girl can accept herself,
imperfections and all.
Sunday Apr 7
7:00 pm
National Geographic
Secrets of the Giant Manta Ray repeat
A remote marine sanctuary in Indonesia is home
to some of the greatest biodiversity on the planet,
including the mysterious giant manta ray. Join
scientists on a mission to tag pregnant and
juvenile mantas and then track them to one of the
fabled manta nurseries that are so crucial to their
survival.
8:00 pm
Striking Balance
Striking Balance - Ep. 2 repeat
Canada's 16 United Nations designated
Page 11 of 29 - TVO April Primetime ScheduleBiosphere Reserves are home to nearly 2 million 9:46 pm
people, where individuals and organizations have Walls to Bridges repeat
made a commitment to work together to find
By taking part in the Walls to Bridges program,
innovative approaches to living and working in
inmates can earn university credits (and gain
harmony with nature. Help us share how these
confidence) in mixed classes with undergraduate
extraordinary people are working to create a
students. Ontario Hubs field producer Jeyan
brighter future for Canadians and the
Jeganathan visits the Grand Valley Institution for
environments we live in.
Women in Kitchener, and also meets a woman
9:00 pm who credits the program for helping her put her
First Contact life on track after her release.
First Contact - Ep. 1 repeat 10:00 pm
The six travelers begin their journey in heart of The Heat: A Kitchen (R)evolution repeat
Canada; Winnipeg, Manitoba. Here they meet As more women ascend the ranks of the male
prominent Indigenous activist Michael Redhead dominated restaurant industry, and a younger
Champagne who sheds some light on the generation challenges the brutal conditions once
journey ahead. Viewer Discretion Advised dv considered the norm, the rules of "kitchen
culture" are being rewritten. The Heat: A Kitchen
(R)evoution is a compelling journey into the
culinary world of seven female chefs at the
vanguard of change.
11:00 pm
The Lost Highway repeat
Howard Gibbs's 80-year-old gas station needs
new tanks or the inspectors will shut him down.
Nearing retirement, he's desperate to lure his
daughter back from the city to help carry on the
family legacy. His neighbours, David and Linda,
moved from the city and are set to open an
upscale B&B. But what would lead them to build
here, along a derelict stretch of the Trans-
Canada Highway so poor that it could be
mistaken for darkest Appalachia? dv
12:00 am
National Geographic
Secrets of the Giant Manta Ray repeat
A remote marine sanctuary in Indonesia is home
to some of the greatest biodiversity on the planet,
including the mysterious giant manta ray. Join
scientists on a mission to tag pregnant and
juvenile mantas and then track them to one of the
fabled manta nurseries that are so crucial to their
survival.
1:00 am
Striking Balance
Striking Balance - Ep. 2 repeat
Canada's 16 United Nations designated
Biosphere Reserves are home to nearly 2 million
people, where individuals and organizations have
made a commitment to work together to find
innovative approaches to living and working in
harmony with nature. Help us share how these
extraordinary people are working to create a
brighter future for Canadians and the
environments we live in.
2:00 am
First Contact
First Contact - Ep. 1 repeat
The six travelers begin their journey in heart of
Canada; Winnipeg, Manitoba. Here they meet
prominent Indigenous activist Michael Redhead
Champagne who sheds some light on the
journey ahead. Viewer Discretion Advised dv
Page 12 of 29 - TVO April Primetime ScheduleSunday Apr 7 3:00 am The Heat: A Kitchen (R)evolution repeat As more women ascend the ranks of the male dominated restaurant industry, and a younger generation challenges the brutal conditions once considered the norm, the rules of "kitchen culture" are being rewritten. The Heat: A Kitchen (R)evoution is a compelling journey into the culinary world of seven female chefs at the vanguard of change. 4:00 am The Lost Highway repeat Howard Gibbs's 80-year-old gas station needs new tanks or the inspectors will shut him down. Nearing retirement, he's desperate to lure his daughter back from the city to help carry on the family legacy. His neighbours, David and Linda, moved from the city and are set to open an upscale B&B. But what would lead them to build here, along a derelict stretch of the Trans- Canada Highway so poor that it could be mistaken for darkest Appalachia? dv 5:00 am The Agenda with Steve Paikin EU View of Brexit; Ontario Hubs; The Week in Review repeat The Agenda examines what Brexit is doing to the European Union. Also, our Ontario Hubs bring us a story about how beading is helping kids learn math, and, as we do every Friday, we'll bring you The Agenda's week in review. Monday Apr 8 7:00 pm Time Team Ep. 10 - Wolsey's Lost Palace repeat Tony and the team try to piece together the complete picture of the Manor of More, a once impressive palace masterminded by Henry VIII's right-hand man, Cardinal Wolsey. 7:48 pm Atikokan Calming Project repeat As Ontario Hubs field producer Jeyan Jeganathan discovers, Ontario teachers are creating relaxing learning environments to keep students focused. Two passionate teachers in Atikokan use scented diffusers, fidget toys, and dim lighting to create a "soothing" classroom to accommodate pupils with diverse needs. 8:00 pm The Agenda with Steve Paikin Toronto's 25-Ward Reality; Capturing Childhood Memories new It's been six months since Toronto's city council was reduced from 47 to 25. The Agenda examines whether a smaller government is more efficient. Then, national sports columnist Cathal Kelly discusses his new book "Boy Wonders," a memoir about his coming of age in the '70s and '80s. 9:00 pm The Dictator's Playbook Ep. 6 - Idi Amin new A look at the techniques used by Idi Amin to rise from humble beginnings and build a powerful dictatorship in Uganda. Amin became an expert Page 13 of 29 - TVO April Primetime Schedule
at deploying military force to achieve political 10:00 pm
power, a lesson he first learned from the British The Ascent of Woman: A 10,000-Year
as a soldier in the colonial army. Through a Story
combination of populist charm and brutal Ep. 1 - Civilization repeat
violence, backed up by a vast police state, Idi
Amin managed to rule Uganda for eight years. Civilization has given humanity extraordinary
Viewer discretion advised. advances - codes of law and commerce, science
and art. But what does it look like from the point
of view of women? Travelling from the nomadic
worlds of the Eurasian steppes to the early
civilizations of Mesopotamia, Egypt, ancient
Greece and Rome, Dr Amanda Foreman
explores how early civilizations dealt with the
roles and status of women and, in so doing, she
asks some profound questions about the legacy
they've left behind.
11:00 pm
The Agenda with Steve Paikin
Toronto's 25-Ward Reality; Capturing Childhood
Memories repeat
It's been six months since Toronto's city council
was reduced from 47 to 25. The Agenda
examines whether a smaller government is more
efficient. Then, national sports columnist Cathal
Kelly discusses his new book "Boy Wonders," a
memoir about his coming of age in the '70s and
'80s.
12:00 am
The Dictator's Playbook
Ep. 6 - Idi Amin repeat
A look at the techniques used by Idi Amin to rise
from humble beginnings and build a powerful
dictatorship in Uganda. Amin became an expert
at deploying military force to achieve political
power, a lesson he first learned from the British
as a soldier in the colonial army. Through a
combination of populist charm and brutal
violence, backed up by a vast police state, Idi
Amin managed to rule Uganda for eight years.
Viewer discretion advised.
1:00 am
The Ascent of Woman: A 10,000-Year
Story
Ep. 1 - Civilization repeat
Civilization has given humanity extraordinary
advances - codes of law and commerce, science
and art. But what does it look like from the point
of view of women? Travelling from the nomadic
worlds of the Eurasian steppes to the early
civilizations of Mesopotamia, Egypt, ancient
Greece and Rome, Dr Amanda Foreman
explores how early civilizations dealt with the
roles and status of women and, in so doing, she
asks some profound questions about the legacy
they've left behind.
2:00 am
Time Team
Ep. 10 - Wolsey's Lost Palace repeat
Tony and the team try to piece together the
complete picture of the Manor of More, a once
impressive palace masterminded by Henry VIII's
right-hand man, Cardinal Wolsey.
3:00 am
Question Period
Question Period: Monday, April 8, 2019 new
Discussions at Queen's Park today.
4:05 am
Page 14 of 29 - TVO April Primetime ScheduleSuperfoods: The Real Story 5:00 am
Ep. 1 - Grapefruit, Xylitol and Kale repeat The Agenda with Steve Paikin
Kale, spirulina, broccoli, quinoa ... every day Toronto's 25-Ward Reality; Capturing Childhood
we're bombarded with headlines about the health Memories repeat
properties of the latest superfoods: dietary It's been six months since Toronto's city council
miracles that promise to prevent cancer, slow was reduced from 47 to 25. The Agenda
down the aging process, protect against heart examines whether a smaller government is more
attacks and battle those unwanted fat cells. They efficient. Then, national sports columnist Cathal
sound exotic and full of promise, but can we Kelly discusses his new book "Boy Wonders," a
really believe the hype? memoir about his coming of age in the '70s and
'80s.
4:30 am
Superfoods: The Real Story Tuesday Apr 9
Ep. 2 - Berries, Detox Drinks, Sweet Potato repeat
7:00 pm
Kale, spirulina, broccoli, quinoa ... every day
we're bombarded with headlines about the health
City Wildlife Rescue
properties of the latest superfoods: dietary Ep. 1 repeat
miracles that promise to prevent cancer, slow A duck lays eggs on a rooftop patio, and a fox
down the aging process, protect against heart cub struggles with a mystery illness. Meanwhile,
attacks and battle those unwanted fat cells. They how do you get close enough to a snapping turtle
sound exotic and full of promise, but can we to treat it? Join the Toronto Wildlife Centre team
really believe the hype? as they balance the needs of injured and
orphaned animals in preparation for an eventual
return to the wild. dv
7:30 pm
City Wildlife Rescue
Ep. 2 repeat
A family of baby rabbits needs help after a dog
attacks the nest. A snapping turtle with a cracked
shell begins laying eggs. And the team at the
Toronto Wildlife Centre tries to find a new family
for an orphaned swan. dv
8:00 pm
The Agenda with Steve Paikin
Alberta's Election Race; Fixing American Politics
new
Pipelines, the economy, jobs, and the carbon tax.
The Agenda examines these and other issues
that have been front and centre for Albertans
ahead of their April 16 election. Then, cognitive
scientist and author Dan Meegan adds a new
perspective on the increasing polarity of
American politics.
9:00 pm
First Contact
Ep. 2 - First Contact new
The group arrives in Muskrat Dam, one of
several fly-in reserves in Northern Ontario. Most
Canadians don`t understand why people
continue to live in remote places like this one.
During their stay the group will learn why
relocating isn`t an option for the families whose
families have been here for generations. Viewer
Discretion Advised dv
10:00 pm
Metamorphosis repeat
Human civilization is changing the biosphere of
the planet at an unprecedented scale, leading to
species extinction and runaway climate change.
This visually stunning film by Nova Ami and
Velcrow Ripper features compelling stories from
climate survivors, scientists, activists and artists
who are responding to this crisis by exploring
ecological transformation and asking how
humanity will in turn be affected. dv
Page 15 of 29 - TVO April Primetime ScheduleTuesday Apr 9 11:00 pm The Agenda with Steve Paikin Alberta's Election Race; Fixing American Politics repeat Pipelines, the economy, jobs, and the carbon tax. The Agenda examines these and other issues that have been front and centre for Albertans ahead of their April 16 election. Then, cognitive scientist and author Dan Meegan adds a new perspective on the increasing polarity of American politics. 12:00 am First Contact Ep. 2 - First Contact repeat The group arrives in Muskrat Dam, one of several fly-in reserves in Northern Ontario. Most Canadians don`t understand why people continue to live in remote places like this one. During their stay the group will learn why relocating isn`t an option for the families whose families have been here for generations. Viewer Discretion Advised dv 1:00 am Metamorphosis repeat Human civilization is changing the biosphere of the planet at an unprecedented scale, leading to species extinction and runaway climate change. This visually stunning film by Nova Ami and Velcrow Ripper features compelling stories from climate survivors, scientists, activists and artists who are responding to this crisis by exploring ecological transformation and asking how humanity will in turn be affected. dv 2:00 am City Wildlife Rescue Ep. 1 repeat A duck lays eggs on a rooftop patio, and a fox cub struggles with a mystery illness. Meanwhile, how do you get close enough to a snapping turtle to treat it? Join the Toronto Wildlife Centre team as they balance the needs of injured and orphaned animals in preparation for an eventual return to the wild. dv 2:30 am City Wildlife Rescue Ep. 2 repeat A family of baby rabbits needs help after a dog attacks the nest. A snapping turtle with a cracked shell begins laying eggs. And the team at the Toronto Wildlife Centre tries to find a new family for an orphaned swan. dv 3:00 am Question Period Question Period: Tuesday, April 9, 2019 new Discussions at Queen's Park today. 4:06 am Superfoods: The Real Story Ep. 3 - Broccoli, Quinoa, Spirulina repeat Page 16 of 29 - TVO April Primetime Schedule
Kale, spirulina, broccoli, quinoa ... every day 4:30 am 1:00 am
we're bombarded with headlines about the health Superfoods: The Real Story Colour: The Spectrum of Science
properties of the latest superfoods: dietary Ep. 4 - Kefir, Omega-3, Wheatgrass repeat Ep. 1 - Colours of Earth repeat
miracles that promise to prevent cancer, slow Kale, spirulina, broccoli, quinoa ... every day This episode focuses on chemistry in the five
down the aging process, protect against heart we're bombarded with headlines about the health colours that tell the story of the planet itself.
attacks and battle those unwanted fat cells. They properties of the latest superfoods: dietary
sound exotic and full of promise, but can we miracles that promise to prevent cancer, slow 2:00 am
really believe the hype? down the aging process, protect against heart Impossible Engineering
attacks and battle those unwanted fat cells. They Ep. 9 - Tesla Factory repeat
sound exotic and full of promise, but can we The cutting edge factory in Fremont, California,
really believe the hype? has a footprint of 5.3 million square feet, and at
one mile long, is one of the biggest buildings on
5:00 am
earth.
The Agenda with Steve Paikin
Alberta's Election Race; Fixing American Politics 3:00 am
repeat Question Period
Pipelines, the economy, jobs, and the carbon tax. Question Period: Wednesday, April 10, 2019 new
The Agenda examines these and other issues Discussions at Queen's Park today.
that have been front and centre for Albertans
ahead of their April 16 election. Then, cognitive 4:05 am
scientist and author Dan Meegan adds a new Superfoods: The Real Story
perspective on the increasing polarity of Ep. 1 - Tomatoes, Soybeans, Red Wine repeat
American politics. Kate Quilton explores the cancer-busting
properties of the tomato and travels to Japan to
Wednesday Apr 10 see if the secret of youth is a fermented soybean.
7:00 pm 4:30 am
Impossible Engineering Superfoods: The Real Story
Ep. 9 - Tesla Factory new
Ep. 2 - Matcha, Argan, Coconut Water repeat
The cutting edge factory in Fremont, California,
Kate Quilton visits Japan to see if matcha tea
has a footprint of 5.3 million square feet, and at
reduces the risk of heart disease. She discovers
one mile long, is one of the biggest buildings on
whether coconut water is really super-hydrating.
earth.
5:00 am
8:00 pm
The Agenda with Steve Paikin
The Agenda with Steve Paikin
Meeting AODA Standards; A Positive Voice for
Meeting AODA Standards; A Positive Voice for
Parkinson's repeat
Parkinson's new
Is Ontario on track to meet AODA standards?
Is Ontario on track to meet AODA standards?
Then, the highs and lows of living with
Then, the highs and lows of living with
Parkinson's disease.
Parkinson's disease.
9:00 pm
The Man Who Shot Tutankhamun repeat
Harry Burton, whose images from Egypt's Valley
of the Kings created a global sensation in the
1920s, was an unsung hero of photography.
10:00 pm
Colour: The Spectrum of Science
Ep. 1 - Colours of Earth repeat
This episode focuses on chemistry in the five
colours that tell the story of the planet itself.
11:00 pm
The Agenda with Steve Paikin
Meeting AODA Standards; A Positive Voice for
Parkinson's repeat
Is Ontario on track to meet AODA standards?
Then, the highs and lows of living with
Parkinson's disease.
12:00 am
The Man Who Shot Tutankhamun repeat
Harry Burton, whose images from Egypt's Valley
of the Kings created a global sensation in the
1920s, was an unsung hero of photography.
Page 17 of 29 - TVO April Primetime ScheduleThursday Apr 11 2:00 am 10:00 pm
Snow Wolf Family and Me Borgen
7:00 pm Snow Wolf Family and Me - Ep. 2 repeat Ep. 7 - What is Lost Inwardly..., Part 1 repeat
Snow Wolf Family and Me
Gordon Buchanan reunites with the white wolf Birgitte Nyborg secretly travels to Africa to act as
Snow Wolf Family and Me - Ep. 2 repeat
family as they try to raise their pups and prepare intermediary in a republic's civil war. 14+
Gordon Buchanan reunites with the white wolf for winter.
family as they try to raise their pups and prepare 11:00 pm
for winter. 3:00 am The Agenda with Steve Paikin
Question Period Women in Criminal Law, Ontario Hubs, The
8:00 pm Question Period: Thursday, April 11, 2019 new Week in Review repeat
The Agenda with Steve Paikin
Discussions at Queen's Park today. Ontario Hubs journalists discuss stories from
Ontario Budget 2019 new
around the province. And, The Agenda reviews
The Agenda discusses the Ontario PC 4:07 am its week of programming.
government's first budget. Superfoods: The Real Story
Ep. 3 - Saffron, Coffee, Ethiopian Teff repeat 12:00 am
9:00 pm Heartbeat
Kate Quilton travels to Morocco to see if saffron
Go Back to Where You Came From Ep. 8 - Home to Roost repeat
can beat the blues, and downs espresso in
Ep. 1 - Go Back To Where You Came From repeat
Naples to find out if coffee helps the liver. After squatters occupy a row of derelict cottages,
Tempers flare early when six Australians move in the landlord takes the law into his own hands.
with refugees who were once 'boat people'. 4:30 am 14+
Superfoods: The Real Story
10:00 pm Ep. 4 - Seaweed, Blue Cheese, Chörk repeat 1:00 am
First Contact Borgen
Can seaweed really make you slimmer. Is blue
Ep. 2 - First Contact repeat Ep. 7 - What is Lost Inwardly..., Part 1 repeat
cheese good stomach health? And will anyone
The group arrives in Muskrat Dam, one of buy a brand new superfood called Icelandic Birgitte Nyborg secretly travels to Africa to act as
several fly-in reserves in Northern Ontario. dv Chörk? intermediary in a republic's civil war. 14+
11:00 pm 5:00 am 2:00 am
The Agenda with Steve Paikin The Agenda with Steve Paikin Coast Australia
Ontario Budget 2019 repeat Ontario Budget 2019 repeat Ep. 3 - Northern New South Wales repeat
The Agenda discusses the Ontario PC The Agenda discusses the Ontario PC In much-loved Byron Bay, Neil Oliver unearths
government's first budget. government's first budget. the town's surprisingly dirty history.
12:00 am Friday Apr 12 3:00 am
Go Back to Where You Came From Coast Australia
Ep. 1 - Go Back To Where You Came From repeat 7:00 pm Ep. 4 - South West Australia repeat
Tempers flare early when six Australians move in Coast New Zealand Neil Oliver begins this trip on the Duyfken, a
with refugees who were once 'boat people'. Coast - Ep. 1 repeat replica of the first known European vessel to visit
Maritime archeologist Matt Carter and Scottish Australia.
1:00 am historian and archeologist Neil Oliver explore the
First Contact west coast.
Ep. 2 - First Contact repeat
The group arrives in Muskrat Dam, one of 8:00 pm
several fly-in reserves in Northern Ontario. dv The Agenda with Steve Paikin
Women in Criminal Law, Ontario Hubs, The
Week in Review new
Ontario Hubs journalists discuss stories from
around the province. And, The Agenda reviews
its week of programming.
9:00 pm
Heartbeat
Ep. 8 - Home to Roost repeat
After squatters occupy a row of derelict cottages,
the landlord takes the law into his own hands.
14+
Page 18 of 29 - TVO April Primetime ScheduleFriday Apr 12 2:35 am 11:00 pm
Beyond the Spectrum (Feature Version) repeat The Doctor Can See You Now repeat
4:00 am
Two-year-old Oskar is diagnosed with severe Since the Northern Ontario School of Medicine
Mixed Match repeat
autism. His parents decide to drop everything for was founded in 2005, trailblazing graduates have
People of mixed ethnicity face complex a year to focus on his therapy. dv become models for innovative rural health care.
challenges when trying to find compatible donors
to treat life-threatening blood diseases. dv 4:05 am 11:48 pm
National Geographic Atikokan Calming Project repeat
Saturday Apr 13 Access 360: World Heritage - The Amazon repeat Ontario Hubs producer Jeyan Jeganathan talks
7:00 pm Braving an unforgiving jungle and extreme to two passionate teachers in Atikokan who
National Geographic weather, a team of four courageous people have transformed their school into calming place to
Titanic: 20 Years Later with James Cameron devoted their lives to protecting this corner of learn.
repeat rainforest.
12:00 am
Filmmaker James Cameron explores myths and Sunday Apr 14 National Geographic
mysteries of the Titanic's sinking to see what his Tut's Treasures: Hidden Secrets - Episode 1
1997 blockbuster movie got right - and wrong. 7:00 pm repeat
National Geographic Howard Carter's discovery of Tutankhamun's
8:00 pm Tut's Treasures: Hidden Secrets - Episode 1
Coast New Zealand tomb in 1922 made headlines across the world
repeat
Ep. 2 - Coromandel new sparking a global frenzy for Ancient Egypt
Howard Carter's discovery of Tutankhamun's
Scottish historian and archaeologist Neil Oliver tomb in 1922 made headlines across the world 1:00 am
has his world turned upside down in Pauanui, sparking a global frenzy for Ancient Egypt Striking Balance
while Marine Biologist Jacky Geurts delves into Ep. 3 - Mont Saint-Hilaire repeat
Whangamata's mangrove wars. 7:50 pm
The old-growth forest and pristine lake of
Ontario Hubs Quebec's Mont Saint-Hilaire are cherished by
8:55 pm The Future of Beekeeping repeat
The Last Impresario repeat nearby communities.
The Agenda discusses the beekeeping program
Michael White, who produced more than 200 at Niagara College. 2:00 am
shows and movies over a half-century, might First Contact
have been the most famous person you've never 8:00 pm Ep. 2 - First Contact repeat
heard of. dv Striking Balance The group arrives in Muskrat Dam, one of
Ep. 3 - Mont Saint-Hilaire repeat several fly-in reserves in Northern Ontario. dv
10:30 pm
Beyond the Spectrum (Feature Version) repeat The old-growth forest and pristine lake of
Quebec's Mont Saint-Hilaire are cherished by 3:00 am
Two-year-old Oskar is diagnosed with severe Metamorphosis repeat
nearby communities.
autism. His parents decide to drop everything for
With humanity changing the planet's biosphere at
a year to focus on his therapy. dv 9:00 pm an unprecedented scale, climate survivors,
12:00 am First Contact scientists, and others explore ecological
Ep. 2 - First Contact repeat transformation. dv
National Geographic
Titanic: 20 Years Later with James Cameron The group arrives in Muskrat Dam, one of
repeat several fly-in reserves in Northern Ontario. dv
Filmmaker James Cameron explores myths and 9:47 pm
mysteries of the Titanic's sinking to see what his Ontario Hubs
1997 blockbuster movie got right - and wrong. Rachel Romu: A Spotlight on Disability repeat
1:00 am Ontario Hubs producer Jeyan Jeganathan talks
The Last Impresario repeat with a model who is hoping to change the way
Michael White, who produced more than 200 people view disability.
shows and movies over a half-century, might 10:00 pm
have been the most famous person you've never Metamorphosis repeat
heard of. dv
With humanity changing the planet's biosphere at
an unprecedented scale, climate survivors,
scientists, and others explore ecological
transformation. dv
Page 19 of 29 - TVO April Primetime ScheduleSunday Apr 14 11:00 pm 5:00 am
The Agenda with Steve Paikin The Agenda with Steve Paikin
4:00 am Minister of Education Lisa Thompson; Changes Minister of Education Lisa Thompson; Changes
The Doctor Can See You Now repeat to Child Care repeat to Child Care repeat
Since the Northern Ontario School of Medicine The Agenda discusses changes to child care with The Agenda discusses changes to child care with
was founded in 2005, trailblazing graduates have Minister of Education Lisa Thompson. Then, a Minister of Education Lisa Thompson. Then, a
become models for innovative rural health care. panel discussion about the provinces child-care panel discussion about the provinces child-care
4:46 am strategy. strategy.
Ontario Hubs 12:00 am Tuesday Apr 16
Rachel Romu: A Spotlight on Disability repeat Extraordinary Women
Ontario Hubs producer Jeyan Jeganathan talks Coco Chanel repeat 7:00 pm
with a model who is hoping to change the way City Wildlife Rescue
She was an illegitimate child, born into a
people view disability. Ep. 3 repeat
poorhouse and abandoned in an orphanage, but
Coco Chanel rose from unimaginable poverty to A young Cooper's hawk falls into a pool and is
5:00 am injured, then escapes into the bush. And it's time
create the most iconic fashion brand of the 20th
The Agenda with Steve Paikin to give the centre's skunks their vaccinations. dv
century, The House of Chanel.
Women in Criminal Law, Ontario Hubs, The
Week in Review repeat 12:51 am 7:30 pm
Ontario Hubs journalists discuss stories from Atikokan Calming Project repeat City Wildlife Rescue
around the province. And, The Agenda reviews Ontario Hubs producer Jeyan Jeganathan talks Ep. 4 repeat
its week of programming. to two passionate teachers in Atikokan who A young coyote suffers from mange, a snake
transformed their school into calming place to shows up with what appears to be a dislocated
Monday Apr 15 learn. jaw, and an abandoned baby mink requires
7:00 pm special care. dv
1:00 am
Time Team The Ascent of Woman: A 10,000-Year 8:00 pm
Ep. 11 - An Englishman's Castle repeat The Agenda with Steve Paikin
Story
Time Team try to discover if Upton Castle in Ep. 2 - Separation repeat Expanding Ontario's Transit Network; E-learning
Pembrokeshire was one of the Anglo-Norman in Schools new
Travelling to Vietnam, China and Japan, historian
castles built to defend 'Little England beyond The Agenda examines Ontario's new plan for
Amanda Foreman explores the role of women in
Wales' from the locals. Toronto transit. Then, is e-learning a must for
Asia in Confucian and Buddhist societies.
8:00 pm Ontario students?
2:00 am
The Agenda with Steve Paikin 9:00 pm
Time Team
Minister of Education Lisa Thompson; Changes First Contact
Ep. 11 - An Englishman's Castle repeat
to Child Care new Ep 3 - First Contact new
Time Team try to discover if Upton Castle in
The Agenda discusses changes to child care with Heading south to Calgary, the group hits the front
Pembrokeshire was one of the Anglo-Norman
Minister of Education Lisa Thompson. Then, a lines to experience life on the streets, and then
castles built to defend 'Little England beyond
panel discussion about the provinces child-care go north, to an Edmonton prison to learn about
Wales' from the locals.
strategy. life on the inside dv
3:00 am
9:00 pm 10:00 pm
Question Period
Extraordinary Women Edna's Bloodline repeat
Question Period: Monday, April 15, 2019 new
Coco Chanel new An Inuk politician and a Swedish author trace the
Discussions at Queen's Park today.
She was an illegitimate child, born into a adventures of their shared ancestor, Petter
poorhouse and abandoned in an orphanage, but 4:07 am Norberg, in the western Arctic.
Coco Chanel rose from unimaginable poverty to Superfoods: The Real Story
create the most iconic fashion brand of the 20th Ep. 5 - Cherries, Spinach, Chocolate repeat
century, The House of Chanel.
What are the muscle-healing properties of
10:00 pm cherries and can spinach really boost our
The Ascent of Woman: A 10,000-Year biceps?
Story 4:30 am
Ep. 2 - Separation repeat Superfoods: The Real Story
Travelling to Vietnam, China and Japan, historian Ep. 6 - Salmon, Tiger Nuts, Dandelions repeat
Amanda Foreman explores the role of women in Kate Quilton goes salmon fishing in Oregon,
Asia in Confucian and Buddhist societies. investigates tiger nuts in Spain, and takes a good
look at the benefits of dandelions.
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