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.

Old Enough!

Based on the hit Japanese format of the same name, OLD ENOUGH! is a documentary-style series that follows young Canadian kids as they get their very first taste of independence. Each episode follows real children, ages 3-6, as they head out into the world by themselves, for the first time, to run everyday errands for their parents. What starts as simple, household tasks turns into hilarious adventures and heartwarming interactions when carried out by newly empowered toddlers who are often held back by their helicopter parents.

Dr. Savannah: Wild Rose Vet

DR. SAVANNAH: WILD ROSE VET follows the adventures of veterinarian Dr. Savannah Howse- Smith as she keeps the rural pet and animal population healthy, while learning more about her recently confirmed Indigenous (Métis) bloodline and adjusting to her new cultural identity. From her work at Rocky Rapids Veterinarian Services, to her farm and community visits, to her volunteer work, Dr. Savannah is an animal’s best friend. She’s on a mission to use her veterinarian knowledge to help Indigenous peoples while discovering her own Métis roots. Smart, goofy, and passionate about everything she does, Dr. Savannah is living out her childhood dream of being the real-life Dr. Doolittle.

Dream Chasers

We all have dreams, but how many of us have the opportunity to pursue them? This new series helps people actually live their greatest dreams. From a safari on the Serengeti, to a round of golf with a PGA pro, or a gut-wrenching ride in a supersonic fighter jet, DREAM CHASERS is a documentary series giving 12 participants the chance to fulfill the fantasy of a lifetime.

Driving Me Crazy

Driving Me Crazy is a fast-paced and fun-fueled reality series that puts first-time teen drivers behind the wheel alongside their parents. What could go wrong?! With their parents in the passenger seat and a professional evaluator looking on, the teens tackle driving challenges on a larger-than-life course with the help of a professional race car driver.

Man Hunt

Former Zoo-keeper Hayden Turner heads to various parts of the world to immerse himself in the indigenous people’s culture and way of life.

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!

Old School for Lazy Kids

Ageism is rife in youth-obsessed Britain, where old age is seen as a process of decay and where under-25s hold the most negative attitudes towards aging. In OLD SCHOOL FOR LAZY KIDS entitled and unambitious teenagers and 20-somethings move in with surprisingly active senior citizens, who’ve seen and done it all before. What can the younger generation learn from those that have walked their path before them? Will this experience force them to improve their own unambitious lives and to think more about their futures, before it’s too late.

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

Don't Blame Me, Blame My Brain

Ken has a problem: his brain won’t stop asking him random questions. Can you catapult yourself to the moon? Can dogs talk? What would happen if the whole world came over for tea? Luckily, his best friend Leila is on hand to help get him get through a process of gathering facts and acting out some hilariously surreal scenarios. Assisting them in their preposterous probe for truth is an ever-changing cast of celebs and experts who Ken will rope in to get the answers he needs, while Leila tackles the problem head-on using her own special brand of experimentation! Packed with stealth learning and full of big laughs, DON’T BLAME ME, BLAME MY BRAIN tackles all the questions that kids want the answers to!