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There's just never enough room at the family cottage so brothers Kevin and Andrew decide that it's time to build a proper guest tent - a seasonal outdoor sleeping area that'll be cozy and dry. Knowing the idea of camping in a tent will be a hard sell to their wives, the boys decide to go the extra mile and tap into their feminine sides to conjure up a rustic chic aesthetic for this "glamping" project. Their goal: a fully-furnished outdoor bedroom that looks like it fell out of a magazine, picture perfect for a luxurious and romantic getaway.

When brothers Andrew and Kevin acquire a 1967 Ford Country Squire station wagon -- a wood-paneled beauty with bench seats and a big block engine - they take one look and think the same thing: Ultimate Beach Wagon. A roof-mounted solar-heated shower and portable seafood taco stand will put the "ultimate" into the experience, while a custom one-of-a-kind stand-up paddleboard will help these boys tackle the mighty ocean waves. Getting ready - this is surf and sun with a Maritimes twist!

The guys make snow with a power washer for professional snowboarder Seth Hill; Ryan and Bill build a log splitter that will be easier on Poppy's bad knee; Poppy explains how to save money by making his own winter items.

Breaking last year's billion dollar total sales means that the team at Ritchie Bros. flagship Canadian location in Edmonton, Alberta needs top results in this their biggest auction of the year. But there is another record on everyone's mind. In this same spring sale last year, this site sold a record breaking 108 million in just three days. They want to blow the doors off that tally, but the fast pace of the auction puts pressure on the yard staff to keep heavy machinery flowing past the theatre full of buyers.

Myleene Klass presents the second round of the contest as the seven remaining contestants take on the King of the Kebab challenge. South London youth worker Solomon tries to impress judges Adam Richman and Mark Blatchford with his spicy chicken kebab, while Gary creates an ambitious Fruits de Mer concoction and Nicola's trio of fish kebab risks sinking without trace. Later, a Seaside Sizzler challenge sees the contestants tasked to cook for families on the beach. But whose hopes of winning the £25,000 prize will go up in flames?

When you live in the country and don't want to commute to a cottage, what do you do? You build an adult treehouse in your own backyard!! And if you want a cottage in a hurry, you can get one built in your forest in a day! What do you do when you return from six months working in a relief camp in Africa? You hunker down in an off-the-grid cabin in Lake of the Woods, Ontario.

Hope and Barry discover the secret of rehabilitating seals from the experts at the Vancouver Aquarium. And an escape at the rehab has the volunteers launching a search and rescue operation.

There is no global triathlon brand as renowned as the Ironman, and Simon and Turbo are heading to Phuket, Thailand to compete in a grueling 1.9km swim, 90.1km bike and 21.1km run. Falling ill with a stomach bug, Turbo fights to gain back his strength, while Simon prepares for the grand finale of their race season with the hope both friends can cross the finish line and end their race season on a high note.

The scattered terrain of St. Lawrence Islands is a significant migration corridor for many small mammals and rare wildlife. Sandwiched between some of Canada's largest urban centers, this landscape is also host to many other travelers. Balance between maintaining natural areas and the encroaching human development is a delicate challenge facing this fragmented environment.

With day two of the year's biggest Canadian auction looming, Ritchie Bros. yard staff is busy at work making sure the equipment is in top shape. From fresh coats of paint to perfectly angled photos and realigned crane boom cables, it's all hands on deck as they put their best foot forward to get top dollar for each and every machine. With big ticket items like a rare 1984 Husky all-terrain vehicle, motor scrapers and crane trucks ready to go, buyers are swarming and the auction staff is hoping they'll make a strong surge towards their $108 million goal.

We begin an aerial journey east, along the shores of Lake Superior - exploring the city of Thunder Bay, and the vast, natural wonders of the world's largest freshwater lake.

Cyril is in Argentina known for it's excellent beef! And he hasn't wading through the water just to catch piranha... but also its cousin the dorado, also known as the South American tiger!

Marty and Bam Bam head back to school as they visit a local auctioneer whose collection is taking over an old school building. After visiting a former marine and auto shop, the guys meet a Canadian celebrity at a local hotspot.

On the season finale, Marty and Bam Bam drop in on a small town garage that holds 60 years of treasures and pay one last visit to their favorite collector, Beatrice.

While traveling the backroads the boys spot a field of cars! Literally! They also come across a warehouse full of treasure (with a surprise ending) and Bam Bam makes an offer on a pick-up truck!

Bam Bam has his pockets full as he and Marty travel the backroads. The boys end up at a recycling plant...getting their hands dirty as they dig for deals before scavenging in pop culture items that include a vintage Asteroids arcade game and a 1964 Beatles mug!

Marty and Bam Bam visit a garbage man who has spent 40 years building his collection. The boys find that there is money in that garbage...including vintage pop signs. Later on, Marty has his eye on a vintage $12,000 car.

It's a world of adventure for Bam Bam and Marty as they experience a taste of Germany, and head back to school where they get a lesson in negotiating. The backroads lead them on out to a sea of abandoned boats where surprising deals are made.

One of the most amazing stories of 'stuff' that Marty and Bam Bam have ever heard, has them on the backroads leading to 8 full trailers! From a vintage Italian motorcycle to Model A Fords to a couple of 'Sales', the deals are being made.

Marty and Bam Bam are milking the deals as they visit a dairy collector with thousands of milk bottles. They then get some smoked meats and some smokin' deals as they randomly pull off of the backroads in search of more treasure.

Marty and Bam Bam are off of the backroads and into the hands, and the collection, of the Law. The boys also find themselves with a barbershop quartet of bounty! It's an episode bristling with beards....and mullets.

Bam Bam and Marty randomly turn in to a yard sale, only to be greeted by the owner and a rifle! The boys discover a pop culture bonanza ...and Marty may have just bought his biggest bounty of the season!

Marty and Bam Bam come across a 55-year-old collection of amazing signs, an amazing sports collection, and a barn full of great deals. They also come across a guy named 'Duke'.

Bam Bam and Marty come across some awesome deals of vintage military items and cool vintage signs. They also return to their arch nemesis, Gold Finger Ernie! The boys find a bounty worth a lot of bread!

The Nahuel Huapi Lake in northern Pataganoia, Argentina, is a fisherman's paradise, a serene and singularly beautiful piece of world geography that also happens to contain a wide variety of trout. But in recent decades, an aboriginal legend of a lake monster known as Nahuelito has attracted a different crowd of tourists, less interested in the region's natural beauty than in discovering evidence that a prehistoric monster resides in the lake. The creature, said to have the head of a snake and the long neck of a swan, appears only in the summer, when the lake's temperatures rise, and in its hundred-year history, it has been drawn, photographed and captured on video, fueling the legend. The popular theory is that Nahuelito is a plesiosaur, a creature long thought to be extinct, but others believe radiation exposure mutated a pre-existing species of fish. Join us as we interview eyewitnesses who will share their testimony, as well as a cryptozoologist who has been on the hunt for Nahuelito for forty years. What mysteries do these placid waters hide?

Genteel in appearance and atmosphere by day, Adelaide's historic Arcade transforms at night to host an unholy cacophony of spiritual activity. The team meticulously explores every nook and cranny in the hope of revealing evidence of the afterlife.

The Nahuel Huapi Lake in northern Pataganoia, Argentina, is a fisherman's paradise, a serene and singularly beautiful piece of world geography that also happens to contain a wide variety of trout. But in recent decades, an aboriginal legend of a lake monster known as Nahuelito has attracted a different crowd of tourists, less interested in the region's natural beauty than in discovering evidence that a prehistoric monster resides in the lake. The creature, said to have the head of a snake and the long neck of a swan, appears only in the summer, when the lake's temperatures rise, and in its hundred-year history, it has been drawn, photographed and captured on video, fueling the legend. The popular theory is that Nahuelito is a plesiosaur, a creature long thought to be extinct, but others believe radiation exposure mutated a pre-existing species of fish. Join us as we interview eyewitnesses who will share their testimony, as well as a cryptozoologist who has been on the hunt for Nahuelito for forty years. What mysteries do these placid waters hide?

How humans discovered the planets and how a few moving lights in the sky became a rich and complex solar system.

Mercury offers us a look at a solid world and the forces that shape it. With substantially more matter and a thicker atmosphere, Venus tells an even more complex story.

Mystery Cars tells the tale of futuristic concept cars whose designs sparked the imagination and only exist today because someone saved them from the crusher.

It's June in Alberta, and for Ritchie Bros. Grande Prairie team that means its forestry season. Day one of this two day auction boasts the most impressive rows of processors, feller bunchers, grapple skidders and log loaders this site has ever seen. And it's all thanks to two consigners: Roy Isley who is re-aligning his fleet and Stan Neudorf who is shutting down his forestry division to focus on gold mining. Regional Sales Manager, Blair Gogowich sets his sights on an aggressive sales goal and rallies the team to maximize dollars as top notch gear rolls across the ramp.

On the western slopes of the Rocky Mountains is Yoho National Park. The park's 28 mountain peaks are carved by picturesque waterfalls and more than 250 miles of hiking trails. Some of the world's most significant fossils rest in Yoho's steep rocks.

Explore the incredible friendships between dogs and other animals. From dogs and dolphins to dogs and donkeys and more, go behind the scenes to get the back story behind the amazing images that inspire us and remind us why humans are proud to call dogs 'man's best friend'.

From high above the city of Sault Ste. Marie, we explore the rugged Lake Huron coastline - including Manitoulin Island, Bruce Peninsula National Park, and the scenic lakeside communities beyond.

When you live in the country and don't want to commute to a cottage, what do you do? You build an adult treehouse in your own backyard!! And if you want a cottage in a hurry, you can get one built in your forest in a day! What do you do when you return from six months working in a relief camp in Africa? You hunker down in an off-the-grid cabin in Lake of the Woods, Ontario.

Bam Bam and Marty randomly turn in to a yard sale, only to be greeted by the owner and a rifle! The boys discover a pop culture bonanza ...and Marty may have just bought his biggest bounty of the season!

Ricki and his daughter Taylor are wild for horses.. They currently board their horses at the farm but would love to be able to peer out of their window and see their horses in their very own paddock. Out of three incredible farms, which one will fulfill their dreams?

There's just never enough room at the family cottage so brothers Kevin and Andrew decide that it's time to build a proper guest tent - a seasonal outdoor sleeping area that'll be cozy and dry. Knowing the idea of camping in a tent will be a hard sell to their wives, the boys decide to go the extra mile and tap into their feminine sides to conjure up a rustic chic aesthetic for this "glamping" project. Their goal: a fully-furnished outdoor bedroom that looks like it fell out of a magazine, picture perfect for a luxurious and romantic getaway.

Bill has a sentimental attachment to the cottage he helped build with his father and is reluctant to change a thing, despite the fact that wife Karen and daughter Andrea feel it's stuck in a time warp. With Michelle and her team in for the weekend, Bill gets the nudge he needs to finally see the transformation from a dark, dreary basement into a bright, welcoming walk-out. A collection of worn couches and the putting-green like carpet are replaced with a cozy, modernized seating area, a custom bar and new flooring, which garners a BIG reaction from the cottage owners!

Ricki and his daughter Taylor are wild for horses.. They currently board their horses at the farm but would love to be able to peer out of their window and see their horses in their very own paddock. Out of three incredible farms, which one will fulfill their dreams?

When you live in the country and don't want to commute to a cottage, what do you do? You build an adult treehouse in your own backyard!! And if you want a cottage in a hurry, you can get one built in your forest in a day! What do you do when you return from six months working in a relief camp in Africa? You hunker down in an off-the-grid cabin in Lake of the Woods, Ontario.

Ricki and his daughter Taylor are wild for horses.. They currently board their horses at the farm but would love to be able to peer out of their window and see their horses in their very own paddock. Out of three incredible farms, which one will fulfill their dreams?

Paranormal Survivor tells the real life stories of members of the public as they share their experiences, often for the first time. In this episode, entities possess an old photograph, a motorbike and even a vintage car, opening up a world of confusion and terror for the owners.

Genteel in appearance and atmosphere by day, Adelaide's historic Arcade transforms at night to host an unholy cacophony of spiritual activity. The team meticulously explores every nook and cranny in the hope of revealing evidence of the afterlife.

The Nahuel Huapi Lake in northern Pataganoia, Argentina, is a fisherman's paradise, a serene and singularly beautiful piece of world geography that also happens to contain a wide variety of trout. But in recent decades, an aboriginal legend of a lake monster known as Nahuelito has attracted a different crowd of tourists, less interested in the region's natural beauty than in discovering evidence that a prehistoric monster resides in the lake. The creature, said to have the head of a snake and the long neck of a swan, appears only in the summer, when the lake's temperatures rise, and in its hundred-year history, it has been drawn, photographed and captured on video, fueling the legend. The popular theory is that Nahuelito is a plesiosaur, a creature long thought to be extinct, but others believe radiation exposure mutated a pre-existing species of fish. Join us as we interview eyewitnesses who will share their testimony, as well as a cryptozoologist who has been on the hunt for Nahuelito for forty years. What mysteries do these placid waters hide?

Paranormal Survivor tells the real life stories of members of the public as they share their experiences, often for the first time. In this episode, entities possess an old photograph, a motorbike and even a vintage car, opening up a world of confusion and terror for the owners.

Genteel in appearance and atmosphere by day, Adelaide's historic Arcade transforms at night to host an unholy cacophony of spiritual activity. The team meticulously explores every nook and cranny in the hope of revealing evidence of the afterlife.

The Georgian Bay Cottage Association protects the lake water; restoring cabins.

Mystery Cars tells the tale of futuristic concept cars whose designs sparked the imagination and only exist today because someone saved them from the crusher.

It's June in Alberta, and for Ritchie Bros. Grande Prairie team that means its forestry season. Day one of this two day auction boasts the most impressive rows of processors, feller bunchers, grapple skidders and log loaders this site has ever seen. And it's all thanks to two consigners: Roy Isley who is re-aligning his fleet and Stan Neudorf who is shutting down his forestry division to focus on gold mining. Regional Sales Manager, Blair Gogowich sets his sights on an aggressive sales goal and rallies the team to maximize dollars as top notch gear rolls across the ramp.

The Asian Long Horned Beetle and Emerald Ash Borer have been the cause of death for billions of trees all across Midwest America and the Eastern seaboard. The Mountain Pine Beetle has killed approximately 50% of the total volume of pine trees in British Columbia. Since the first Burmese Python pet was released in the Everglades in 1979, the population of pythons has since increased to an estimated 180,000. The Kissing Bug causes Chagas disease and is moving north, infesting the canyon in Bisbee, Arizona in its wake. Ticks are major carriers of Lyme Disease and due to global warming, they are now moving northwards.

This hidden wonder of the arctic is one of the great secrets of the Parks system. Tuktut Nogait ("young caribou") offers a traditional land where caribou, bears and wolves roam among spectacular canyon vistas.

Explore the incredible friendships between dogs and other animals. From dogs and dolphins to dogs and donkeys and more, go behind the scenes to get the back story behind the amazing images that inspire us and remind us why humans are proud to call dogs 'man's best friend'.

We explore the rich history and landscape of the Lake Erie region from Windsor/Detroit to the town of Port Dover and beyond.

There's just never enough room at the family cottage so brothers Kevin and Andrew decide that it's time to build a proper guest tent - a seasonal outdoor sleeping area that'll be cozy and dry. Knowing the idea of camping in a tent will be a hard sell to their wives, the boys decide to go the extra mile and tap into their feminine sides to conjure up a rustic chic aesthetic for this "glamping" project. Their goal: a fully-furnished outdoor bedroom that looks like it fell out of a magazine, picture perfect for a luxurious and romantic getaway.

Bam Bam and Marty randomly turn in to a yard sale, only to be greeted by the owner and a rifle! The boys discover a pop culture bonanza ...and Marty may have just bought his biggest bounty of the season!

There's just never enough room at the family cottage so brothers Kevin and Andrew decide that it's time to build a proper guest tent - a seasonal outdoor sleeping area that'll be cozy and dry. Knowing the idea of camping in a tent will be a hard sell to their wives, the boys decide to go the extra mile and tap into their feminine sides to conjure up a rustic chic aesthetic for this "glamping" project. Their goal: a fully-furnished outdoor bedroom that looks like it fell out of a magazine, picture perfect for a luxurious and romantic getaway.

When you live in the country and don't want to commute to a cottage, what do you do? You build an adult treehouse in your own backyard!! And if you want a cottage in a hurry, you can get one built in your forest in a day! What do you do when you return from six months working in a relief camp in Africa? You hunker down in an off-the-grid cabin in Lake of the Woods, Ontario.

Ricki and his daughter Taylor are wild for horses.. They currently board their horses at the farm but would love to be able to peer out of their window and see their horses in their very own paddock. Out of three incredible farms, which one will fulfill their dreams?

There's just never enough room at the family cottage so brothers Kevin and Andrew decide that it's time to build a proper guest tent - a seasonal outdoor sleeping area that'll be cozy and dry. Knowing the idea of camping in a tent will be a hard sell to their wives, the boys decide to go the extra mile and tap into their feminine sides to conjure up a rustic chic aesthetic for this "glamping" project. Their goal: a fully-furnished outdoor bedroom that looks like it fell out of a magazine, picture perfect for a luxurious and romantic getaway.

Kevin's cabin needs a floor, a window and a fire. He tries to make a cheese floor and glass from scratch using sand. Later he burns a wicker man to scare away woodland ghosts.

There's just never enough room at the family cottage so brothers Kevin and Andrew decide that it's time to build a proper guest tent - a seasonal outdoor sleeping area that'll be cozy and dry. Knowing the idea of camping in a tent will be a hard sell to their wives, the boys decide to go the extra mile and tap into their feminine sides to conjure up a rustic chic aesthetic for this "glamping" project. Their goal: a fully-furnished outdoor bedroom that looks like it fell out of a magazine, picture perfect for a luxurious and romantic getaway.

Four contestants remain in the hunt for the title BBQ Champ 2015 and a cash prize of £25,000 as the contest reaches its final. The quartet's first challenge sees them rolling, pinning and grilling two different types of meat at the show's headquarters. Then it's off to the Surrey Hills for a fine dining affair, after which just two competitors will remain to go head to head in the last Grill Off of the series. Myleene Klass presents as judges Adam Richman and Mark Blatchford announce their verdict.

Buyers Sakander and Lia have rejected forty houses already, so all three Luton sellers are going to have their work cut out to win an offer. They snoop and realise they need to make improvements, but with just a thousand pounds and a week Amanda needs to come up with clever ideas. Mum and daughter Denise and Gaby transform a teenage bedroom, and knock through their lounge and dining room. Jeff and Jane address serious storage issues and the garage conversion, and Binu and Asha turn their tired living room into a sumptuous lounge, and create a suite upstairs.

There's just never enough room at the family cottage so brothers Kevin and Andrew decide that it's time to build a proper guest tent - a seasonal outdoor sleeping area that'll be cozy and dry. Knowing the idea of camping in a tent will be a hard sell to their wives, the boys decide to go the extra mile and tap into their feminine sides to conjure up a rustic chic aesthetic for this "glamping" project. Their goal: a fully-furnished outdoor bedroom that looks like it fell out of a magazine, picture perfect for a luxurious and romantic getaway.

Four contestants remain in the hunt for the title BBQ Champ 2015 and a cash prize of £25,000 as the contest reaches its final. The quartet's first challenge sees them rolling, pinning and grilling two different types of meat at the show's headquarters. Then it's off to the Surrey Hills for a fine dining affair, after which just two competitors will remain to go head to head in the last Grill Off of the series. Myleene Klass presents as judges Adam Richman and Mark Blatchford announce their verdict.

Ricki and his daughter Taylor are wild for horses.. They currently board their horses at the farm but would love to be able to peer out of their window and see their horses in their very own paddock. Out of three incredible farms, which one will fulfill their dreams?

Bam Bam and Marty randomly turn in to a yard sale, only to be greeted by the owner and a rifle! The boys discover a pop culture bonanza ...and Marty may have just bought his biggest bounty of the season!

Ordinary people find themselves in the middle of wildlife emergencies. Hope recruits an unlikely wildlife rescuer.

221km single-day mountain bike race set amidst the "Sound of Music" backdrop. A gruelling week full of "eliminator", head-to-head competitions, training in the Alps with expert racers and locals. The course is considered the hardest MTB marathon in Europe. Stunning mountain vistas, terrifying descents and harrowing switchbacks in village and mountain tracks make this race a killer.

The only inland park in the Canadian Maritimes, the history of Kejimikujik history is visible within the petroglyphs carved into the landscape, representing a time when the park's lakes and rivers were prime canoe routes for tribal communities of Mi'kmaq.

It's the third and final day of Ritchie Bros.' biggest auction of the year in Edmonton, Alberta. Three classic cars will be crossing the ramp to be sold today and car enthusiasts are flocking to the auction to get a look at these beautiful antiques. Meanwhile, the husband and wife team of Tim and Nattalie Cabay are hoping to pull in some big bucks for their retirement by putting some heavy machinery in the auction. With Ritchie Bros.' sales record and their retirement dreams on the line, this final day is going down to the wire.

From high above the roar of Niagara Falls, we begin an aerial journey east, above the waters of Lake Ontario - the cities of Toronto and Kingston, and the wonders of Thousand Islands National park.

Hope and Barry discover the secret of rehabilitating seals from the experts at the Vancouver Aquarium. And an escape at the rehab has the volunteers launching a search and rescue operation.

Explore the incredible friendships between dogs and other animals. From dogs and dolphins to dogs and donkeys and more, go behind the scenes to get the back story behind the amazing images that inspire us and remind us why humans are proud to call dogs 'man's best friend'.

A cottager shows off his Amphicar, a hybrid novelty car that drives on land, propels on water and is a highly sought after collectable. We tour a family cottage that hasn't changed in over a century - there's no hydro, running water or indoor plumbing. And, a creative cottager finds riches in the refuse.

Hope and Barry discover the secret of rehabilitating seals from the experts at the Vancouver Aquarium. And an escape at the rehab has the volunteers launching a search and rescue operation.

Explore the incredible friendships between dogs and other animals. From dogs and dolphins to dogs and donkeys and more, go behind the scenes to get the back story behind the amazing images that inspire us and remind us why humans are proud to call dogs 'man's best friend'.

A cottager shows off his Amphicar, a hybrid novelty car that drives on land, propels on water and is a highly sought after collectable. We tour a family cottage that hasn't changed in over a century - there's no hydro, running water or indoor plumbing. And, a creative cottager finds riches in the refuse.

Hope and Barry discover the secret of rehabilitating seals from the experts at the Vancouver Aquarium. And an escape at the rehab has the volunteers launching a search and rescue operation.

Explore the incredible friendships between dogs and other animals. From dogs and dolphins to dogs and donkeys and more, go behind the scenes to get the back story behind the amazing images that inspire us and remind us why humans are proud to call dogs 'man's best friend'.

A cottager shows off his Amphicar, a hybrid novelty car that drives on land, propels on water and is a highly sought after collectable. We tour a family cottage that hasn't changed in over a century - there's no hydro, running water or indoor plumbing. And, a creative cottager finds riches in the refuse.

Bill has a sentimental attachment to the cottage he helped build with his father and is reluctant to change a thing, despite the fact that wife Karen and daughter Andrea feel it's stuck in a time warp. With Michelle and her team in for the weekend, Bill gets the nudge he needs to finally see the transformation from a dark, dreary basement into a bright, welcoming walk-out. A collection of worn couches and the putting-green like carpet are replaced with a cozy, modernized seating area, a custom bar and new flooring, which garners a BIG reaction from the cottage owners!

Janelle and Cam dream of a cottage in Haliburton that reminds Cam of his country roots and Janelle of her home in the city. Armed with a $900,000 budget, they tour a high-end stunner on a hill, a pricey fixer-upper on a quiet bay, and even a private island - which one will they choose?

Peter and Sheena Rector have seven children with three kids sharing a bedroom, it's simply not enough space. Already drastically stretching a single paycheck to support a family of nine, Jaylene helped them track down an amazing house for a steal of a price - $105,000 with 5-bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. They need to get this move done before the weather becomes treacherous, making things worse, the plot of land is in the centre of a forest so they had better get cutting! With the oversized garage, the house measures an unwieldy 54 feet, meaning that manoeuvring this lengthy load through the crowded city will be tight. On top of all that, the house will be moving in the middle of winter! Icy roads, gravel only access, blizzards, and other motorists contending with the slippery conditions all mean Kelly's crew is in for a bumpy ride. With that, the Rectors' dream of a large family home could become a nightmare of splintered timber on the side of the highway.

Len's deck is rotting through. He also needs a new set of stairs - a part of the original plan that has been left unfinished for thirty years. Colin only has a week to get everything finished.

Kevin's cabin needs a floor, a window and a fire. He tries to make a cheese floor and glass from scratch using sand. Later he burns a wicker man to scare away woodland ghosts.

The backroads are buzzing as Marty and Bam Bam come across an amazing collection run by a beekeeper. They also find a pristine, vintage subway sign and an amazing Japanese robot toy from the 1950's.

There's just never enough room at the family cottage so brothers Kevin and Andrew decide that it's time to build a proper guest tent - a seasonal outdoor sleeping area that'll be cozy and dry. Knowing the idea of camping in a tent will be a hard sell to their wives, the boys decide to go the extra mile and tap into their feminine sides to conjure up a rustic chic aesthetic for this "glamping" project. Their goal: a fully-furnished outdoor bedroom that looks like it fell out of a magazine, picture perfect for a luxurious and romantic getaway.

Linda learns how to car for canoes with master canoe-builder Jack Hurley. Hobby starts his deck renovation with Dennis Byers, the Country Carpenter. We then go to Ril Lake for a taste of an award-winning shrimp receipe. And we visit cottagers on Stoney Lake who have expanded theior smaill cottage in a very artistic way.

Linda visits Dog and Cathy Gray on Muldrew Lake to find that veing n the water has been a family affar for generations. Hobby shows us a quick top on how to protect your cottage shoreline. We then snorkel with a family off Thunder Beach.

Allison and Barry try to shampoo a porcupine. An old patient returns for its release. And some big news thrills the volunteers.

100km single-day race in some the most scenic areas of northern Mongolia. Our friends from last year's Kenya return to compete with Simon and Turbo. The race itself is one of a kind and incredibly challenging. Epic in scope and the biggest, longest ultra we have tackled to date.

Canada's largest National Park is Wood Buffalo. Populated by one of the biggest free-roaming bison herds on the planet, and home to one of the last nesting areas in the world for endangered whooping cranes, this vast boreal wilderness expands over unique salt plains.

It's another farm auction for the Ritchie Bros. team as they travel to Wembley, Alberta. But this agriculture auction is unique. Three antique farm equipment collectors have come together to put on a sale that is sure to draw a crowd. The impressive line-up of collectables includes a number of tractors from the 40's and 50's, a 1959 self-loading motor scraper and Stickney engines from the early 1900s. The only thing threatening the success of this small town event is the forecast for thunderstorms!

From the Great Lakes, to the historic city of Quebec - we head east on an aerial exploration of the St. Lawrence Seaway.

Bam Bam and Marty randomly turn in to a yard sale, only to be greeted by the owner and a rifle! The boys discover a pop culture bonanza ...and Marty may have just bought his biggest bounty of the season!

Peter and Sheena Rector have seven children with three kids sharing a bedroom, it's simply not enough space. Already drastically stretching a single paycheck to support a family of nine, Jaylene helped them track down an amazing house for a steal of a price - $105,000 with 5-bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. They need to get this move done before the weather becomes treacherous, making things worse, the plot of land is in the centre of a forest so they had better get cutting! With the oversized garage, the house measures an unwieldy 54 feet, meaning that manoeuvring this lengthy load through the crowded city will be tight. On top of all that, the house will be moving in the middle of winter! Icy roads, gravel only access, blizzards, and other motorists contending with the slippery conditions all mean Kelly's crew is in for a bumpy ride. With that, the Rectors' dream of a large family home could become a nightmare of splintered timber on the side of the highway.

With day two of the year's biggest Canadian auction looming, Ritchie Bros. yard staff is busy at work making sure the equipment is in top shape. From fresh coats of paint to perfectly angled photos and realigned crane boom cables, it's all hands on deck as they put their best foot forward to get top dollar for each and every machine. With big ticket items like a rare 1984 Husky all-terrain vehicle, motor scrapers and crane trucks ready to go, buyers are swarming and the auction staff is hoping they'll make a strong surge towards their $108 million goal.

Bill has a sentimental attachment to the cottage he helped build with his father and is reluctant to change a thing, despite the fact that wife Karen and daughter Andrea feel it's stuck in a time warp. With Michelle and her team in for the weekend, Bill gets the nudge he needs to finally see the transformation from a dark, dreary basement into a bright, welcoming walk-out. A collection of worn couches and the putting-green like carpet are replaced with a cozy, modernized seating area, a custom bar and new flooring, which garners a BIG reaction from the cottage owners!

Bam Bam and Marty randomly turn in to a yard sale, only to be greeted by the owner and a rifle! The boys discover a pop culture bonanza ...and Marty may have just bought his biggest bounty of the season!

Peter and Sheena Rector have seven children with three kids sharing a bedroom, it's simply not enough space. Already drastically stretching a single paycheck to support a family of nine, Jaylene helped them track down an amazing house for a steal of a price - $105,000 with 5-bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. They need to get this move done before the weather becomes treacherous, making things worse, the plot of land is in the centre of a forest so they had better get cutting! With the oversized garage, the house measures an unwieldy 54 feet, meaning that manoeuvring this lengthy load through the crowded city will be tight. On top of all that, the house will be moving in the middle of winter! Icy roads, gravel only access, blizzards, and other motorists contending with the slippery conditions all mean Kelly's crew is in for a bumpy ride. With that, the Rectors' dream of a large family home could become a nightmare of splintered timber on the side of the highway.

With day two of the year's biggest Canadian auction looming, Ritchie Bros. yard staff is busy at work making sure the equipment is in top shape. From fresh coats of paint to perfectly angled photos and realigned crane boom cables, it's all hands on deck as they put their best foot forward to get top dollar for each and every machine. With big ticket items like a rare 1984 Husky all-terrain vehicle, motor scrapers and crane trucks ready to go, buyers are swarming and the auction staff is hoping they'll make a strong surge towards their $108 million goal.

Bill has a sentimental attachment to the cottage he helped build with his father and is reluctant to change a thing, despite the fact that wife Karen and daughter Andrea feel it's stuck in a time warp. With Michelle and her team in for the weekend, Bill gets the nudge he needs to finally see the transformation from a dark, dreary basement into a bright, welcoming walk-out. A collection of worn couches and the putting-green like carpet are replaced with a cozy, modernized seating area, a custom bar and new flooring, which garners a BIG reaction from the cottage owners!

Bam Bam and Marty randomly turn in to a yard sale, only to be greeted by the owner and a rifle! The boys discover a pop culture bonanza ...and Marty may have just bought his biggest bounty of the season!

Peter and Sheena Rector have seven children with three kids sharing a bedroom, it's simply not enough space. Already drastically stretching a single paycheck to support a family of nine, Jaylene helped them track down an amazing house for a steal of a price - $105,000 with 5-bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. They need to get this move done before the weather becomes treacherous, making things worse, the plot of land is in the centre of a forest so they had better get cutting! With the oversized garage, the house measures an unwieldy 54 feet, meaning that manoeuvring this lengthy load through the crowded city will be tight. On top of all that, the house will be moving in the middle of winter! Icy roads, gravel only access, blizzards, and other motorists contending with the slippery conditions all mean Kelly's crew is in for a bumpy ride. With that, the Rectors' dream of a large family home could become a nightmare of splintered timber on the side of the highway.

With day two of the year's biggest Canadian auction looming, Ritchie Bros. yard staff is busy at work making sure the equipment is in top shape. From fresh coats of paint to perfectly angled photos and realigned crane boom cables, it's all hands on deck as they put their best foot forward to get top dollar for each and every machine. With big ticket items like a rare 1984 Husky all-terrain vehicle, motor scrapers and crane trucks ready to go, buyers are swarming and the auction staff is hoping they'll make a strong surge towards their $108 million goal.

When you live in the country and don't want to commute to a cottage, what do you do? You build an adult treehouse in your own backyard!! And if you want a cottage in a hurry, you can get one built in your forest in a day! What do you do when you return from six months working in a relief camp in Africa? You hunker down in an off-the-grid cabin in Lake of the Woods, Ontario.

With $600,000 to spend, Ilona and Sameer search for a cottage in Haliburton with Maritime flavour to enjoy the outdoors with their two growing kids. Will they choose the cottage with the little beach, the big yard or the wide open waterfront?

Bill has a sentimental attachment to the cottage he helped build with his father and is reluctant to change a thing, despite the fact that wife Karen and daughter Andrea feel it's stuck in a time warp. With Michelle and her team in for the weekend, Bill gets the nudge he needs to finally see the transformation from a dark, dreary basement into a bright, welcoming walk-out. A collection of worn couches and the putting-green like carpet are replaced with a cozy, modernized seating area, a custom bar and new flooring, which garners a BIG reaction from the cottage owners!

Bam Bam and Marty randomly turn in to a yard sale, only to be greeted by the owner and a rifle! The boys discover a pop culture bonanza ...and Marty may have just bought his biggest bounty of the season!

In West Sussex, three homeowners snoop round each other's houses, to eye up the competition and get some ideas how to improve their own homes. Amanda will be giving them expert advice and £1000 to make changes in the hope of securing an offer from buyer Mark who, with help of mum Julia, is looking to buy his first home. Pat has her work cut out transforming her home office into a cosy living space. James and Helen need to add some colour to their neutral home. And Sue and Tony need to reinstate their downstairs bedroom and ditch the knick-knacks.

Bill has a sentimental attachment to the cottage he helped build with his father and is reluctant to change a thing, despite the fact that wife Karen and daughter Andrea feel it's stuck in a time warp. With Michelle and her team in for the weekend, Bill gets the nudge he needs to finally see the transformation from a dark, dreary basement into a bright, welcoming walk-out. A collection of worn couches and the putting-green like carpet are replaced with a cozy, modernized seating area, a custom bar and new flooring, which garners a BIG reaction from the cottage owners!

In West Sussex, three homeowners snoop round each other's houses, to eye up the competition and get some ideas how to improve their own homes. Amanda will be giving them expert advice and £1000 to make changes in the hope of securing an offer from buyer Mark who, with help of mum Julia, is looking to buy his first home. Pat has her work cut out transforming her home office into a cosy living space. James and Helen need to add some colour to their neutral home. And Sue and Tony need to reinstate their downstairs bedroom and ditch the knick-knacks.

Ever since she was a little girl, Melva's dreamt of a house with majestic and mysterious views of a lighthouse. Will she find those iconic views on Prince Edward Island?

Hope and Allison want more experience with pelicans - so they head to sunny southern California. When they arrive, a rockstar rescuer takes them under his wing.

An extreme competition to summit 24 of Scotland's highest peaks in under 24 hours, including navigating each of the 3,000 mountains day and night. Bringing in many local experts (including Charlie Ramsay himself), as well as some of UK's top fell runners to take on team Simon and Turbo. 28,500 feet of climbing across insane mountain ridges - with no sleep or support, it's going to take a ton of preparation, with no room for error.

The diverse, rugged wilderness of Puklaskwa National Park is the only one of its kind in Ontario. It features unpredictable boreal forests and iron rich plutonic rocks, and on cobbled beaches overlooking Lake Superior, one can spot rare arctic plants due to the cooling effect of the lake.

It's June in Alberta, and for Ritchie Bros. Grande Prairie team that means its forestry season. Day one of this two day auction boasts the most impressive rows of processors, feller bunchers, grapple skidders and log loaders this site has ever seen. And it's all thanks to two consigners: Roy Isley who is re-aligning his fleet and Stan Neudorf who is shutting down his forestry division to focus on gold mining. Regional Sales Manager, Blair Gogowich sets his sights on an aggressive sales goal and rallies the team to maximize dollars as top notch gear rolls across the ramp.

From the cities of Ottawa and Montreal we head south, exploring a maze of international boundary that divides the province of Quebec from the United States.

With St. Martin's high season nearly half over, local entrepreneurs race to build a bankroll to get them through the slow seasons that follow. Jennifer DeGonzague oversees a major overhaul of an expensive rental property and gets a nasty surprise. And Roel Kolkemans is asked to judge who is the best bartender on the island. As someone who sells his products to bartenders, Roel is torn over how to choose correctly.

Ricki and his daughter Taylor are wild for horses.. They currently board their horses at the farm but would love to be able to peer out of their window and see their horses in their very own paddock. Out of three incredible farms, which one will fulfill their dreams?

With St. Martin's high season nearly half over, local entrepreneurs race to build a bankroll to get them through the slow seasons that follow. Jennifer DeGonzague oversees a major overhaul of an expensive rental property and gets a nasty surprise. And Roel Kolkemans is asked to judge who is the best bartender on the island. As someone who sells his products to bartenders, Roel is torn over how to choose correctly.

With St. Martin's high season nearly half over, local entrepreneurs race to build a bankroll to get them through the slow seasons that follow. Jennifer DeGonzague oversees a major overhaul of an expensive rental property and gets a nasty surprise. And Roel Kolkemans is asked to judge who is the best bartender on the island. As someone who sells his products to bartenders, Roel is torn over how to choose correctly.

There's just never enough room at the family cottage so brothers Kevin and Andrew decide that it's time to build a proper guest tent - a seasonal outdoor sleeping area that'll be cozy and dry. Knowing the idea of camping in a tent will be a hard sell to their wives, the boys decide to go the extra mile and tap into their feminine sides to conjure up a rustic chic aesthetic for this "glamping" project. Their goal: a fully-furnished outdoor bedroom that looks like it fell out of a magazine, picture perfect for a luxurious and romantic getaway.

Cottage lovers Ryan and Ainsley dream of a $400,000 place in Muskoka for their new baby Madison to make lifelong summer memories, just like they did when they were kids. Will they choose the unique lodge style cabin, the tiny rustic cottage - or will they decide to keep looking?

Kevin McCloud explores the possibility of turning dog poo into methane gas to cook with in his brand new cabin. He also makes an armchair out of a 50s tractor seat.

Luxury is the one thing Kevin hasn't yet got at his handmade cabin in the woods. It's an off grid marvel, but what he wants is a hot tub he can relax in, sipping red wine and watching the setting sun.

Kevin McCloud explores the possibility of turning dog poo into methane gas to cook with in his brand new cabin. He also makes an armchair out of a 50s tractor seat.

There's just never enough room at the family cottage so brothers Kevin and Andrew decide that it's time to build a proper guest tent - a seasonal outdoor sleeping area that'll be cozy and dry. Knowing the idea of camping in a tent will be a hard sell to their wives, the boys decide to go the extra mile and tap into their feminine sides to conjure up a rustic chic aesthetic for this "glamping" project. Their goal: a fully-furnished outdoor bedroom that looks like it fell out of a magazine, picture perfect for a luxurious and romantic getaway.

Four contestants remain in the hunt for the title BBQ Champ 2015 and a cash prize of £25,000 as the contest reaches its final. The quartet's first challenge sees them rolling, pinning and grilling two different types of meat at the show's headquarters. Then it's off to the Surrey Hills for a fine dining affair, after which just two competitors will remain to go head to head in the last Grill Off of the series. Myleene Klass presents as judges Adam Richman and Mark Blatchford announce their verdict.

Hope wants to learn everything she can from a rehab that specializes in birds of prey. But Hope's worried when a release goes sideways.

A butt-kicking five-day stand-up paddle stage race in northern Holland through 11 cities in active canals. Staying on boats, racing 6 to 8 hours a day in winding, picture-perfect canals against some of the world's best. This is the chance to redeem themselves after their upset in Hawaii, but it'll take iron will to push on every day and try to place in the top rankings.

A scattering of thirty limestone islands and over 1000 islets, Mingan Archipelago is a sacred gem along the Gulf of the St. Lawrence. This park's ecosystem protects a world of diversity from huge monoliths created during the last Ice Age, to Minke whales and the rare Mingan thistle.

It's the second day of the auction in Grande Prairie, Alberta. For Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers, the pressure is on to maximize dollars and reach their auction target of thirty-four million dollars. With 20 million on the books from day one, they are hoping that a heavy iron line-up of excavators, rock trucks and specialized logging transport trucks can take them over the top. Looking ahead to the rest of the year, Senior Vice President Kevin Tink knows the outcome of this sale will help keep them on track to break last year's Canadian sales record of one billion dollars.

From the remote border town of Pohegemanook, we trace the Quebec, Maine and New Brunswick borders - a unique, cultural journey - ending at the open waters of the Atlantic.

Ricki and his daughter Taylor are wild for horses.. They currently board their horses at the farm but would love to be able to peer out of their window and see their horses in their very own paddock. Out of three incredible farms, which one will fulfill their dreams?

To the rest of the world Kirk Muller is a retired NHL player and a current NHL head coach. But here at his cottage near Kingston Ontario he is just a husband and a father. We also visit a pint-sized place where creative cottagers have turned their lightning struck stump into a 'bear-sized' totem pole! And, what does a Toronto architect build for his cottage? A unique cabin resembling a fish shack in PEI right on the water!

They're big, loud, fast and can traverse anything. Airboats aren't just a novelty in Louisiana, they're essential-no one knows that better than the Fradella's. Join a full-throttle house-hunt, as this family searches for an airboat assessable home.

Renovation projects stalled over ten years ago due to an illness in the family, which also prompted owners Norma and Ron to spend time enjoying the cottage rather than laboring over it. Daughter Christyn called in the Weekend Reno team to finally complete this work-in-progress. After Anthony takes time out to go fishing, he realizes there are no free lunches and pays for it with extra-long days of flooring and finish carpentry work. And Merrill tackles some special projects of her own, while Michelle scours a local flea market for stand-out pieces to bring the design together.

To the rest of the world Kirk Muller is a retired NHL player and a current NHL head coach. But here at his cottage near Kingston Ontario he is just a husband and a father. We also visit a pint-sized place where creative cottagers have turned their lightning struck stump into a 'bear-sized' totem pole! And, what does a Toronto architect build for his cottage? A unique cabin resembling a fish shack in PEI right on the water!

They're big, loud, fast and can traverse anything. Airboats aren't just a novelty in Louisiana, they're essential-no one knows that better than the Fradella's. Join a full-throttle house-hunt, as this family searches for an airboat assessable home.

Renovation projects stalled over ten years ago due to an illness in the family, which also prompted owners Norma and Ron to spend time enjoying the cottage rather than laboring over it. Daughter Christyn called in the Weekend Reno team to finally complete this work-in-progress. After Anthony takes time out to go fishing, he realizes there are no free lunches and pays for it with extra-long days of flooring and finish carpentry work. And Merrill tackles some special projects of her own, while Michelle scours a local flea market for stand-out pieces to bring the design together.

To the rest of the world Kirk Muller is a retired NHL player and a current NHL head coach. But here at his cottage near Kingston Ontario he is just a husband and a father. We also visit a pint-sized place where creative cottagers have turned their lightning struck stump into a 'bear-sized' totem pole! And, what does a Toronto architect build for his cottage? A unique cabin resembling a fish shack in PEI right on the water!

Ricki and his daughter Taylor are wild for horses.. They currently board their horses at the farm but would love to be able to peer out of their window and see their horses in their very own paddock. Out of three incredible farms, which one will fulfill their dreams?

There's just never enough room at the family cottage so brothers Kevin and Andrew decide that it's time to build a proper guest tent - a seasonal outdoor sleeping area that'll be cozy and dry. Knowing the idea of camping in a tent will be a hard sell to their wives, the boys decide to go the extra mile and tap into their feminine sides to conjure up a rustic chic aesthetic for this "glamping" project. Their goal: a fully-furnished outdoor bedroom that looks like it fell out of a magazine, picture perfect for a luxurious and romantic getaway.

Renovation projects stalled over ten years ago due to an illness in the family, which also prompted owners Norma and Ron to spend time enjoying the cottage rather than laboring over it. Daughter Christyn called in the Weekend Reno team to finally complete this work-in-progress. After Anthony takes time out to go fishing, he realizes there are no free lunches and pays for it with extra-long days of flooring and finish carpentry work. And Merrill tackles some special projects of her own, while Michelle scours a local flea market for stand-out pieces to bring the design together.

Explore the incredible friendships between dogs and other animals. From dogs and dolphins to dogs and donkeys and more, go behind the scenes to get the back story behind the amazing images that inspire us and remind us why humans are proud to call dogs 'man's best friend'.

Louise and Warren have $275,000 to spend on a dream cottage where their grandkids can spend summers, and where they can eventually retire. After touring three quaint waterfront cabins - each with their own surprises - which one will become their new vacation home?

To the rest of the world Kirk Muller is a retired NHL player and a current NHL head coach. But here at his cottage near Kingston Ontario he is just a husband and a father. We also visit a pint-sized place where creative cottagers have turned their lightning struck stump into a 'bear-sized' totem pole! And, what does a Toronto architect build for his cottage? A unique cabin resembling a fish shack in PEI right on the water!

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

The guys make a solar heater out of beer cans; Poppy has a surprise for Bill; a mysterious predator roaming the ranch presents a challenge.

Laura and her parents Beatrix and Reinhold yearn for the perfect California view of never-endingwhite sandy beaches and blue rolling surf. When they find that, they'll be living the American Dream.

Ever since she was a little girl, Melva's dreamt of a house with majestic and mysterious views of a lighthouse. Will she find those iconic views on Prince Edward Island?

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

The guys make a solar heater out of beer cans; Poppy has a surprise for Bill; a mysterious predator roaming the ranch presents a challenge.

Renovation projects stalled over ten years ago due to an illness in the family, which also prompted owners Norma and Ron to spend time enjoying the cottage rather than laboring over it. Daughter Christyn called in the Weekend Reno team to finally complete this work-in-progress. After Anthony takes time out to go fishing, he realizes there are no free lunches and pays for it with extra-long days of flooring and finish carpentry work. And Merrill tackles some special projects of her own, while Michelle scours a local flea market for stand-out pieces to bring the design together.

Explore the incredible friendships between dogs and other animals. From dogs and dolphins to dogs and donkeys and more, go behind the scenes to get the back story behind the amazing images that inspire us and remind us why humans are proud to call dogs 'man's best friend'.

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

To the rest of the world Kirk Muller is a retired NHL player and a current NHL head coach. But here at his cottage near Kingston Ontario he is just a husband and a father. We also visit a pint-sized place where creative cottagers have turned their lightning struck stump into a 'bear-sized' totem pole! And, what does a Toronto architect build for his cottage? A unique cabin resembling a fish shack in PEI right on the water!

Hope and Barry find themselves face to face with 'gators, tortoises and stunning seabirds when they explore wildlife rehab in Southwest Florida.

This is very unique race - 180km and three-days in a self-constructed raft down remote sections of the mighty Amazon River. Teams have to build their rafts the day before the race at a local native village. Simon and Turbo are paired with a married couple with little race experience, and the team has three days to learn the ins and outs of racing in order to remain in one of the top spots.

Killarney Provincial Park was a created by an appeal from an original Group of Seven Member and was a battleground in the early environmental movement.

For Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers, chasing a goal of a billion dollars in sales in Canada means maximizing all the sales territories across the country. Rookie Territory Manager Sam Webber pioneers a newer territory in Winnipeg, Manitoba where their auction presence is less known. Sam embraces the challenge of running an auction in a location without a permanent facility known as an 'off-site' sale. This auction is full of first-timer sellers and buyers, but the Ritchie Bros. team is up for the challenge.

From the highlands of the Americas to the world-famous tidal flats of the Bay of Fundy, this exploration of Nova Scotia reveals some of the world's best-kept secrets - here, on the edge of Canada.

Cyril is back is in the Great North of Quebec, in the James Bay region visiting some friends he fished with a few years ago and always looking for the big fish with amazing new types of lures!

Larry and Amber Douglas started a business that has become a million-dollar operation. With their new wealth, they're looking to upgrade their lifestyle, but still want a place with a down home bayou feel.

With day two of the year's biggest Canadian auction looming, Ritchie Bros. yard staff is busy at work making sure the equipment is in top shape. From fresh coats of paint to perfectly angled photos and realigned crane boom cables, it's all hands on deck as they put their best foot forward to get top dollar for each and every machine. With big ticket items like a rare 1984 Husky all-terrain vehicle, motor scrapers and crane trucks ready to go, buyers are swarming and the auction staff is hoping they'll make a strong surge towards their $108 million goal.

Cyril is back is in the Great North of Quebec, in the James Bay region visiting some friends he fished with a few years ago and always looking for the big fish with amazing new types of lures!

Larry and Amber Douglas started a business that has become a million-dollar operation. With their new wealth, they're looking to upgrade their lifestyle, but still want a place with a down home bayou feel.

With day two of the year's biggest Canadian auction looming, Ritchie Bros. yard staff is busy at work making sure the equipment is in top shape. From fresh coats of paint to perfectly angled photos and realigned crane boom cables, it's all hands on deck as they put their best foot forward to get top dollar for each and every machine. With big ticket items like a rare 1984 Husky all-terrain vehicle, motor scrapers and crane trucks ready to go, buyers are swarming and the auction staff is hoping they'll make a strong surge towards their $108 million goal.

Cyril is back is in the Great North of Quebec, in the James Bay region visiting some friends he fished with a few years ago and always looking for the big fish with amazing new types of lures!

With day two of the year's biggest Canadian auction looming, Ritchie Bros. yard staff is busy at work making sure the equipment is in top shape. From fresh coats of paint to perfectly angled photos and realigned crane boom cables, it's all hands on deck as they put their best foot forward to get top dollar for each and every machine. With big ticket items like a rare 1984 Husky all-terrain vehicle, motor scrapers and crane trucks ready to go, buyers are swarming and the auction staff is hoping they'll make a strong surge towards their $108 million goal.

To the rest of the world Kirk Muller is a retired NHL player and a current NHL head coach. But here at his cottage near Kingston Ontario he is just a husband and a father. We also visit a pint-sized place where creative cottagers have turned their lightning struck stump into a 'bear-sized' totem pole! And, what does a Toronto architect build for his cottage? A unique cabin resembling a fish shack in PEI right on the water!

Lana loves to renovate, and she dreams of a cottage in the Kawartha Lakes to fix up, relax in for part of the summer and rent out when she's not there. With $300,000 to spend, she tours one cottage with unusual charm, another missing a crucial room, and a third in need of a new kitchen. Which one will she choose?

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

The guys make a solar heater out of beer cans; Poppy has a surprise for Bill; a mysterious predator roaming the ranch presents a challenge.

Kevin McCloud explores the possibility of turning dog poo into methane gas to cook with in his brand new cabin. He also makes an armchair out of a 50s tractor seat.

Westmoreland County, in western Pennsylvania, is a region rife with reports of paranormal sightings and occurrences. In the skies overhead, a number of unconnected witnesses have seen a flying creature that resembles no known bird in existence. Some have claimed the wingspan of the giant bird to be 12 feet. Others estimate it in excess of 20 feet. In each report, the elusive entity vanished from view in three beats of its wings or less.

South Australia's North Kapunda Hotel looks innocent enough to the untrained eye but to the Haunting: Australia team it is a building full of dark energy and paranormal activity. In an investigation that sees spirits run wild, the team is faced with one of their own being possessed by a demonic presence.

Westmoreland County, in western Pennsylvania, is a region rife with reports of paranormal sightings and occurrences. In the skies overhead, a number of unconnected witnesses have seen a flying creature that resembles no known bird in existence. Some have claimed the wingspan of the giant bird to be 12 feet. Others estimate it in excess of 20 feet. In each report, the elusive entity vanished from view in three beats of its wings or less.

Opening the cottage in spring.

The gas giants of the outer solar system, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune, represent very different kind of planets, with exotic atmospheres, liquid interiors and rings.

Looking to beyond the rocky and gaseous worlds, to the dark domain of Pluto and beyond, we may find the history of the solar system preserved for us in a deep freeze.

Mystery Cars tells the tale of futuristic concept cars whose designs sparked the imagination and only exist today because someone saved them from the crusher.

For Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers, chasing a goal of a billion dollars in sales in Canada means maximizing all the sales territories across the country. Rookie Territory Manager Sam Webber pioneers a newer territory in Winnipeg, Manitoba where their auction presence is less known. Sam embraces the challenge of running an auction in a location without a permanent facility known as an 'off-site' sale. This auction is full of first-timer sellers and buyers, but the Ritchie Bros. team is up for the challenge.

Just over an hour's drive west of Calgary sits Banff National Park. The first and still the finest of all Canada's national parks. Banff's bustling town site is an oasis of civilization surrounded by untamed wildlife.

Explore the incredible friendships between dogs and other animals. From dogs and dolphins to dogs and donkeys and more, go behind the scenes to get the back story behind the amazing images that inspire us and remind us why humans are proud to call dogs 'man's best friend'.

The Eastern Coastline of New Brunswick is an ecological wonder- this aerial survey soars above incredible rock formations, peat farms, and some of the East Coast's most impressive sand dunes.

It's not how much you spent on it - it's how much fun you have. Bobby Genovese won't say what his cottage cost, but it's pretty clear he didn't scrimp on any of the extras. He has an artificial waterfall and massive water slide. We'll also visit a boathouse owner in Lake of the Woods, Ontario who instead of buying a new cottage, had his unique cottage hauled up on land!!

The backroads are buzzing as Marty and Bam Bam come across an amazing collection run by a beekeeper. They also find a pristine, vintage subway sign and an amazing Japanese robot toy from the 1950's.

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

It's not how much you spent on it - it's how much fun you have. Bobby Genovese won't say what his cottage cost, but it's pretty clear he didn't scrimp on any of the extras. He has an artificial waterfall and massive water slide. We'll also visit a boathouse owner in Lake of the Woods, Ontario who instead of buying a new cottage, had his unique cottage hauled up on land!!

Imaginary friends are pretty common for young children. But what happens when that friend is actually a spirit? Paranormal Survivor tells the story of how one member of the public lived to tell the tale, but was maimed for life after getting on the wrong side of his ghostly playmate.

South Australia's North Kapunda Hotel looks innocent enough to the untrained eye but to the Haunting: Australia team it is a building full of dark energy and paranormal activity. In an investigation that sees spirits run wild, the team is faced with one of their own being possessed by a demonic presence.

Westmoreland County, in western Pennsylvania, is a region rife with reports of paranormal sightings and occurrences. In the skies overhead, a number of unconnected witnesses have seen a flying creature that resembles no known bird in existence. Some have claimed the wingspan of the giant bird to be 12 feet. Others estimate it in excess of 20 feet. In each report, the elusive entity vanished from view in three beats of its wings or less.

Imaginary friends are pretty common for young children. But what happens when that friend is actually a spirit? Paranormal Survivor tells the story of how one member of the public lived to tell the tale, but was maimed for life after getting on the wrong side of his ghostly playmate.

South Australia's North Kapunda Hotel looks innocent enough to the untrained eye but to the Haunting: Australia team it is a building full of dark energy and paranormal activity. In an investigation that sees spirits run wild, the team is faced with one of their own being possessed by a demonic presence.

Linda learns to rock climb.

Wolves of the Haliburton Forest.

Mystery Cars tells the tale of futuristic concept cars whose designs sparked the imagination and only exist today because someone saved them from the crusher.

For Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers, chasing a goal of a billion dollars in sales in Canada means maximizing all the sales territories across the country. Rookie Territory Manager Sam Webber pioneers a newer territory in Winnipeg, Manitoba where their auction presence is less known. Sam embraces the challenge of running an auction in a location without a permanent facility known as an 'off-site' sale. This auction is full of first-timer sellers and buyers, but the Ritchie Bros. team is up for the challenge.

Attacking wheat, seed and pastures the Army Worm can be found from Africa to North America. Another global invader that is stressing citrus farmers is the Asian Citrus Psyllid. Biological control does not always go as planned, as proven with the introduction of the Cane Toad in Australia, while locusts are a major threat to the economic livelihood of farmers worldwide. Mice infestations occur on every continent and can eat up to a quarter of the world's food every year. The destruction of farms and the dangers of disease are also caused by feral hogs and Texas suffers from the largest number of hogs in the world.

Located in prime Great Lakes territory, two protected areas sit side by side, brimming with life, spectacular scenery, and cultural treasures. Bruce Peninsula National Park and Fathom Five National Marine Park are the last refuge in Southern Ontario for many rare species.

Explore the incredible friendships between dogs and other animals. From dogs and dolphins to dogs and donkeys and more, go behind the scenes to get the back story behind the amazing images that inspire us and remind us why humans are proud to call dogs 'man's best friend'.

High above the Gulf of St. Lawrence, one of the East Coast's hidden wonders lies below - the Magdalene Islands - offering some of the region's top beaches, grassy hillsides and spectacular cliff faces.

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

The backroads are buzzing as Marty and Bam Bam come across an amazing collection run by a beekeeper. They also find a pristine, vintage subway sign and an amazing Japanese robot toy from the 1950's.

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

It's not how much you spent on it - it's how much fun you have. Bobby Genovese won't say what his cottage cost, but it's pretty clear he didn't scrimp on any of the extras. He has an artificial waterfall and massive water slide. We'll also visit a boathouse owner in Lake of the Woods, Ontario who instead of buying a new cottage, had his unique cottage hauled up on land!!

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

It's an Alfresco Grill Off! Over the coming weeks, eight of the UK's best amateur barbecuers - professional barbecuers may not enter - compete for a cash prize of £25,000 and the far greater honour of calling themselves BBQ Champ 2015. After judges Adam Richman and Mark Blatchford have overseen a signature-dish challenge at "BBQ HQ", the contestants face a group task on a farm, cooking "using only food from the farm shop". That's no impediment at all, surely? Perhaps in later rounds they'll be sent to a windy beach with a £5 disposable barbecue, damp matches, three angry kids and a dog.

In Bristol, three sellers snoop around each other's houses in search of inspiration. Then they get a thousand pounds and a week to make Amanda's changes. Father and daughter Tom and Becca rip out their bathroom and smarten up the sparse kitchen. Michelle ropes in designer friend Sam to reclaim her dining room, warm up her hallway and create a feature mural in the garden. And bachelor Ian feminises his bedroom and tears out a decades old bathroom. All in the hope they'll win an offer from Buyers Jocelyn and Julia.

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

It's an Alfresco Grill Off! Over the coming weeks, eight of the UK's best amateur barbecuers - professional barbecuers may not enter - compete for a cash prize of £25,000 and the far greater honour of calling themselves BBQ Champ 2015. After judges Adam Richman and Mark Blatchford have overseen a signature-dish challenge at "BBQ HQ", the contestants face a group task on a farm, cooking "using only food from the farm shop". That's no impediment at all, surely? Perhaps in later rounds they'll be sent to a windy beach with a £5 disposable barbecue, damp matches, three angry kids and a dog.

The backroads are buzzing as Marty and Bam Bam come across an amazing collection run by a beekeeper. They also find a pristine, vintage subway sign and an amazing Japanese robot toy from the 1950's.

Water skiing; cottages close to home.

Family uses only solar power.

Hope needs every spare moment to prepare for her most important fundraiser of the year. But Mother Nature has other plans. The spring baby boom begins early and Hope is up to her neck in orphaned raccoons and squirrels; the youngest owl Hope has ever seen presents a special challenge and an American icon goes under the knife.

Simon and Turbo's season kicks off with the intense "Fire and Ice Ultra" - a 250km, seven- day stage race - camping and running through the volcanic ruggedness of the Icelandic Highlands. Much to everyone's surprise, winter comes early, and all runners battle the plummeting temperatures as a large snowstorm closes in.

On the west side of Vancouver Island, stands the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve-one of Canada's most beautiful and powerful parks and one of the world's premier coastal temperate rainforests.

With Day One of their spring sale in the books, Grande Prairie's looking to keep the pressure on as even more iron crosses the ramp on Day Two. Customers are already swarming as a heavy duty hydraulic excavator prepares to hit the auction ramp - but getting this piece of iron ready takes days and days of prep and a last minute issue could prove disastrous for potential bids. With a two-day sales goal of 37 million dollars on the line, Grande Prairie must battle through last minute issues to make it to the finish line.

The west coast of Newfoundland is a story of cultural history and beauty - from the first European settlements at l'Anse aux Meadows and Port au Choix, to the incredible, scenic beauty of Gros Morne National Park.

Allison and Barry try to shampoo a porcupine. An old patient returns for its release. And some big news thrills the volunteers.

Explore the incredible friendships between dogs and other animals. From dogs and dolphins to dogs and donkeys and more, go behind the scenes to get the back story behind the amazing images that inspire us and remind us why humans are proud to call dogs 'man's best friend'.

Meet a rural artist who lives in a castle, and has covered his property in giant, concrete screaming heads. A tiny Muskoka island is home to a strange coincidence - two cottagers with huge dragonfly collections. And, we go fishing with the king of vintage, Ontario lures and check out his $150,000 collection.

Allison and Barry try to shampoo a porcupine. An old patient returns for its release. And some big news thrills the volunteers.

Explore the incredible friendships between dogs and other animals. From dogs and dolphins to dogs and donkeys and more, go behind the scenes to get the back story behind the amazing images that inspire us and remind us why humans are proud to call dogs 'man's best friend'.

Meet a rural artist who lives in a castle, and has covered his property in giant, concrete screaming heads. A tiny Muskoka island is home to a strange coincidence - two cottagers with huge dragonfly collections. And, we go fishing with the king of vintage, Ontario lures and check out his $150,000 collection.

Allison and Barry try to shampoo a porcupine. An old patient returns for its release. And some big news thrills the volunteers.

Explore the incredible friendships between dogs and other animals. From dogs and dolphins to dogs and donkeys and more, go behind the scenes to get the back story behind the amazing images that inspire us and remind us why humans are proud to call dogs 'man's best friend'.

Meet a rural artist who lives in a castle, and has covered his property in giant, concrete screaming heads. A tiny Muskoka island is home to a strange coincidence - two cottagers with huge dragonfly collections. And, we go fishing with the king of vintage, Ontario lures and check out his $150,000 collection.

Picton couple Paul and Lyn have $450,000 to spend on a dream cottage in Prince Edward County where they can enjoy the summer and travel in the winter. After touring a Hamptons-style cabin, a quaint cottage with Quebecois flair, and a third colourful property, which one will become theirs?

Ron and Gail Murray love their idyllic rural retreat in Spiritwood, Saskatchewan and have called it home for most of their lives - along with their family of 4. One problem, their mobile home doesn't do the location justice or more importantly their family! Wades sister and co-­-owner have found them the perfect replacement... Only problem? It's its 750 miles away in Calgary. Tight city streets with over a handful of signs needing to be taken down, high prairie winds and bridges that are inches to narrow will all give the heavy haulers a run for their money!

Bam Bam and Marty come across one of the biggest hunts in their careers - a warehouse full of bounty. They also visit a 100+ year old hardware store where they discover hidden treasure.

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

An island cottage community.

Sea kayaking.

Hope and her team scramble to rescue a litter of orphaned fox pups. Their mother is dead. One pup has been killed already. Hope faces a tough decision about an owl that could be carrying a disease deadly to humans.

The "Fire and Ice Ultra" foot race continues its way out of the Icelandic Highlands, north through ever-changing seasons towards the 250km finish line. But the cold and snow continue to be a risk factor for Simon, Turbo, and the rest of the competitors - and everyone has to stick together to overcome the challenges and safely complete the race.

Cape Breton Highlands National Park is the oldest National Park in the Canadian Maritimes and home to the highest density of moose in the world. Winding through this prime whale watching territory is the Cabot Trail-showing off the park's most striking assets.

In rural Westlock, Alberta, an entire community has come together to make this off-site sale a reality. After an unexpected tragedy struck the Adair family and forced them to sell their farm, the community pitched in to get the job done. Now, as Ritchie Bros. pulls into town, there's a host of quality farm gear that's just waiting to go to the highest bidder. And with air seeders, swathers, tractor trailers and air drills set to sell, the crew hopes to bring in top dollar for the family.

From Canada's easternmost point to Europe's westernmost point, this aerial survey explores the Atlantic coastline, from the wonders of St. John's Newfoundland and the Avalon peninsula - to the unique islands of St. Pierre and Miquelon.

Bam Bam and Marty come across one of the biggest hunts in their careers - a warehouse full of bounty. They also visit a 100+ year old hardware store where they discover hidden treasure.

Ron and Gail Murray love their idyllic rural retreat in Spiritwood, Saskatchewan and have called it home for most of their lives - along with their family of 4. One problem, their mobile home doesn't do the location justice or more importantly their family! Wades sister and co-­-owner have found them the perfect replacement... Only problem? It's its 750 miles away in Calgary. Tight city streets with over a handful of signs needing to be taken down, high prairie winds and bridges that are inches to narrow will all give the heavy haulers a run for their money!

It's another farm auction for the Ritchie Bros. team as they travel to Wembley, Alberta. But this agriculture auction is unique. Three antique farm equipment collectors have come together to put on a sale that is sure to draw a crowd. The impressive line-up of collectables includes a number of tractors from the 40's and 50's, a 1959 self-loading motor scraper and Stickney engines from the early 1900s. The only thing threatening the success of this small town event is the forecast for thunderstorms!

Bam Bam and Marty come across one of the biggest hunts in their careers - a warehouse full of bounty. They also visit a 100+ year old hardware store where they discover hidden treasure.

Ron and Gail Murray love their idyllic rural retreat in Spiritwood, Saskatchewan and have called it home for most of their lives - along with their family of 4. One problem, their mobile home doesn't do the location justice or more importantly their family! Wades sister and co-­-owner have found them the perfect replacement... Only problem? It's its 750 miles away in Calgary. Tight city streets with over a handful of signs needing to be taken down, high prairie winds and bridges that are inches to narrow will all give the heavy haulers a run for their money!

It's another farm auction for the Ritchie Bros. team as they travel to Wembley, Alberta. But this agriculture auction is unique. Three antique farm equipment collectors have come together to put on a sale that is sure to draw a crowd. The impressive line-up of collectables includes a number of tractors from the 40's and 50's, a 1959 self-loading motor scraper and Stickney engines from the early 1900s. The only thing threatening the success of this small town event is the forecast for thunderstorms!

Bam Bam and Marty come across one of the biggest hunts in their careers - a warehouse full of bounty. They also visit a 100+ year old hardware store where they discover hidden treasure.

Ron and Gail Murray love their idyllic rural retreat in Spiritwood, Saskatchewan and have called it home for most of their lives - along with their family of 4. One problem, their mobile home doesn't do the location justice or more importantly their family! Wades sister and co-­-owner have found them the perfect replacement... Only problem? It's its 750 miles away in Calgary. Tight city streets with over a handful of signs needing to be taken down, high prairie winds and bridges that are inches to narrow will all give the heavy haulers a run for their money!

It's another farm auction for the Ritchie Bros. team as they travel to Wembley, Alberta. But this agriculture auction is unique. Three antique farm equipment collectors have come together to put on a sale that is sure to draw a crowd. The impressive line-up of collectables includes a number of tractors from the 40's and 50's, a 1959 self-loading motor scraper and Stickney engines from the early 1900s. The only thing threatening the success of this small town event is the forecast for thunderstorms!

It's not how much you spent on it - it's how much fun you have. Bobby Genovese won't say what his cottage cost, but it's pretty clear he didn't scrimp on any of the extras. He has an artificial waterfall and massive water slide. We'll also visit a boathouse owner in Lake of the Woods, Ontario who instead of buying a new cottage, had his unique cottage hauled up on land!!

Gill and Tom are an active couple who dream of a weekend getaway in Collingwood, where they can bike, ski, snowboard and fish all year round. After seeing a townhouse with a big basement surprise, a fixer-upper ski chalet and a condo near the mountain, which one will they choose?

Three sellers in Bradford are inspired to make improvements when they snoop around each other's houses. Amanda gives them a thousand pounds to make her changes, but they only have a week. Rahima and Ali need to take control of their cramped kitchen and knock through to the dining room, but it's a bigger job than planned, then there's there neglected garden on top. Carrie Ann and George need to add warmth to their sterile downstairs and forgotten conservatory, and Ruth and Megan need to address the poor configuration of the entire upstairs, and lack of storage as well.

Three sellers in Bradford are inspired to make improvements when they snoop around each other's houses. Amanda gives them a thousand pounds to make her changes, but they only have a week. Rahima and Ali need to take control of their cramped kitchen and knock through to the dining room, but it's a bigger job than planned, then there's there neglected garden on top. Carrie Ann and George need to add warmth to their sterile downstairs and forgotten conservatory, and Ruth and Megan need to address the poor configuration of the entire upstairs, and lack of storage as well.

Everyone is in love with the newest arrival at Hope for Wildlife. But baby seals have never brought anything but heartbreak to the rehab. And two beautiful birds arrive with little hope for survival.

The "Molokai 2 Oahu Paddleboard World Championships" is considered one of the toughest and most elite paddling races on earth. Simon and Turbo have four days in Hawaii to train before competing against the world's best - and stand-up paddling their way over 10-foot open ocean swells to cross the 32-mile Channel of Bones.

Torngat Mountains National Park up the Labrador coast, was in part created to return the aboriginal people to their birthright. This park is also an ideal spot to get an advanced look at the effects of climate change on arctic regions.

With the agricultural sale season well underway, teams in Alberta and Saskatchewan are busy setting up two very different auctions. In Beaumont, Alberta, the Lavigne family is preparing to sell off the family farm after decades in the business while over in Sovereign, Saskatchewan, Trevor Winney is looking to downsize his massive farming outfit. With the goal of getting top dollar for their consignors, ag crews won't let bad weather and unseasoned bidders hold them back. Two provinces, two auctions, and no room for error.

From St. John's heading north, the Newfoundland coastline is a maze of iconic bays and inlets - from world-famous Fogo Island, to the abandoned fishing settlements along the island's Northern peninsula.

With high season on St. Martin more than half over, everyone's starting to worry about socking away enough cash to survive till next year. Jennifer DeGonzague goes the extra mile to impress a new client by doing the fetch & carry on a thousand dollar grocery run. Top Chef Dino Jagtiani tries to make up for a lull in his restaurant business by moonlighting with a private dinner...and nearly blows it. And the weather turns nasty on event planner Danika Liburd as she tries to juggle back-to-back outdoor weddings.

With high season on St. Martin more than half over, everyone's starting to worry about socking away enough cash to survive till next year. Jennifer DeGonzague goes the extra mile to impress a new client by doing the fetch & carry on a thousand dollar grocery run. Top Chef Dino Jagtiani tries to make up for a lull in his restaurant business by moonlighting with a private dinner...and nearly blows it. And the weather turns nasty on event planner Danika Liburd as she tries to juggle back-to-back outdoor weddings.

With high season on St. Martin more than half over, everyone's starting to worry about socking away enough cash to survive till next year. Jennifer DeGonzague goes the extra mile to impress a new client by doing the fetch & carry on a thousand dollar grocery run. Top Chef Dino Jagtiani tries to make up for a lull in his restaurant business by moonlighting with a private dinner...and nearly blows it. And the weather turns nasty on event planner Danika Liburd as she tries to juggle back-to-back outdoor weddings.

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

Midland restaurant owners Rob and Jenn have traveled the world for most of their lives. Now, they're looking for a vacation home their family can enjoy a little closer to home. WIth $500,000 to spend, will they choose the octagon-shaped cottage, the Mexican-style casa, or the cabin in the woods?

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

Twig furniture; chili; protecting children from the sun; building a new dock.

Kayaking; barbecue.

A school project goes terribly wrong. A dozen tiny lives hang in the balance as Hope fights to save a clutch of chicks trapped in their shells. Kim searches for another litter of fox pups left orphaned and alone.

The "Amazing Maasai Ultra" race pits a small field of international competitors against local Kenyans - considered some of the fastest runners on the planet - amid the heat and wilderness of the Laikipia Highlands. Simon is running this race without Turbo - he's living in a small hut and learning all he can from the local Maasai Warriors - before pushing his physical and emotional extremes to complete the 75km single-day run.

Riding Mountain National Park is a popular park in Manitoba, but the popularity poses a problem. How do you protect the landscape from the people and for the people at the same time?

If there's one thing Edmonton's known for, it's big auctions! And this year's spring sale is no exception. With the site's current three-day sales record sitting at 109 million dollars, staff are looking to blow that figure out of the water with the biggest auction to ever hit Canada. The yard is packed; the crowd is ready; and with massive late model D11 dozers and a bevy of water trucks, the big money is sure to roll in come auction time.

From the waters of Juan de Fuca Strait to Gulf Islands National Park Reserve, Vancouver Island's Southern Coastline is a rich palette of incredible sea life and natural beauty.

For this episode we meet an American hippy in Northern Ontario that has been camping on a rock... no water, no power, no neighbours, for more than 40 years. We also found a summer home in PEI that is so true to tradition, it would make Anne of Green Gables proud. And finally, we meet the family that claims to have the oldest cottage in Muskoka, which is still standing proudly!

For this episode we meet an American hippy in Northern Ontario that has been camping on a rock... no water, no power, no neighbours, for more than 40 years. We also found a summer home in PEI that is so true to tradition, it would make Anne of Green Gables proud. And finally, we meet the family that claims to have the oldest cottage in Muskoka, which is still standing proudly!

For this episode we meet an American hippy in Northern Ontario that has been camping on a rock... no water, no power, no neighbours, for more than 40 years. We also found a summer home in PEI that is so true to tradition, it would make Anne of Green Gables proud. And finally, we meet the family that claims to have the oldest cottage in Muskoka, which is still standing proudly!

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

Explore the incredible friendships between dogs and other animals. From dogs and dolphins to dogs and donkeys and more, go behind the scenes to get the back story behind the amazing images that inspire us and remind us why humans are proud to call dogs 'man's best friend'.

For this episode we meet an American hippy in Northern Ontario that has been camping on a rock... no water, no power, no neighbours, for more than 40 years. We also found a summer home in PEI that is so true to tradition, it would make Anne of Green Gables proud. And finally, we meet the family that claims to have the oldest cottage in Muskoka, which is still standing proudly!

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

A disabled hunter gets back on the trail; a woman casts fishing bait long distances.

Jeff has always dreamed of outstanding views of a world-class high-end golf course. Now, with his wife Trish, the time has come to make his life long dream come true!

Actor Wade's dream is to buy a property with a view of the deep red ruby cliffs that hug the craggy shores of Prince Edward Island. Out of three places, which one will he choose to fulfill those dreams?

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

A disabled hunter gets back on the trail; a woman casts fishing bait long distances.

Explore the incredible friendships between dogs and other animals. From dogs and dolphins to dogs and donkeys and more, go behind the scenes to get the back story behind the amazing images that inspire us and remind us why humans are proud to call dogs 'man's best friend'.

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

For this episode we meet an American hippy in Northern Ontario that has been camping on a rock... no water, no power, no neighbours, for more than 40 years. We also found a summer home in PEI that is so true to tradition, it would make Anne of Green Gables proud. And finally, we meet the family that claims to have the oldest cottage in Muskoka, which is still standing proudly!

Linda and Greg close the cottage for winter.

Hope's first moose arrives under mysterious circumstances. But this patient is wrapped up in red tape. Hope needs to cut through the bureaucracy to save this endangered animal. And a spring's first fawns flood the rehab.

The two-day, 82km "Hansa Fish River Marathon" paddle race on a river in rural South Africa boasts nearly two thousand kayakers rowing down man-made weirs and waterfalls, on class 3+ rapids. Simon and Turbo find themselves in way over their head, and fearing for their safety, have to decide between pulling from the race or finding a way to persevere and reach the finish line intact.

Fundy National Park, a small patch of rugged wilderness in southern New Brunswick sits on the Bay of Fundy coast. It is influenced by the bay's tides-the highest tides in the world while the fish in these waters are in serious trouble, especially the area's unique salmon species.

The diesel fumes are in the air as the second day of Edmonton's spring sale roars to life. The yard is packed to the gills with 6,000 lots, but getting that amount of iron to the ramp on time is pushing yard workers to their limits. For Senior Vice President Kevin Tink, this year's sale is especially important as he prepares to concentrate solely on his auctioneering responsibilities in the fall, and breaking the site's 109 million dollar record would be the perfect send off. Can crews keep the momentum going on their way to a record-breaking final tally?

Vancouver Island's Eastern Coastline is a rich mix of coastal towns, islands, inland mountains and seascapes - from Nanaimo to Campbell River and beyond.

Cyril is in Cape Cod, looking for big predator tuna and living amazing adventures in the cradle of the United States. He will meet amazing sunfish, seabass, bluefish and big stripped bass along his way!

It's another farm auction for the Ritchie Bros. team as they travel to Wembley, Alberta. But this agriculture auction is unique. Three antique farm equipment collectors have come together to put on a sale that is sure to draw a crowd. The impressive line-up of collectables includes a number of tractors from the 40's and 50's, a 1959 self-loading motor scraper and Stickney engines from the early 1900s. The only thing threatening the success of this small town event is the forecast for thunderstorms!

Cyril is in Cape Cod, looking for big predator tuna and living amazing adventures in the cradle of the United States. He will meet amazing sunfish, seabass, bluefish and big stripped bass along his way!

It's another farm auction for the Ritchie Bros. team as they travel to Wembley, Alberta. But this agriculture auction is unique. Three antique farm equipment collectors have come together to put on a sale that is sure to draw a crowd. The impressive line-up of collectables includes a number of tractors from the 40's and 50's, a 1959 self-loading motor scraper and Stickney engines from the early 1900s. The only thing threatening the success of this small town event is the forecast for thunderstorms!

Cyril is in Cape Cod, looking for big predator tuna and living amazing adventures in the cradle of the United States. He will meet amazing sunfish, seabass, bluefish and big stripped bass along his way!

It's another farm auction for the Ritchie Bros. team as they travel to Wembley, Alberta. But this agriculture auction is unique. Three antique farm equipment collectors have come together to put on a sale that is sure to draw a crowd. The impressive line-up of collectables includes a number of tractors from the 40's and 50's, a 1959 self-loading motor scraper and Stickney engines from the early 1900s. The only thing threatening the success of this small town event is the forecast for thunderstorms!

For this episode we meet an American hippy in Northern Ontario that has been camping on a rock... no water, no power, no neighbours, for more than 40 years. We also found a summer home in PEI that is so true to tradition, it would make Anne of Green Gables proud. And finally, we meet the family that claims to have the oldest cottage in Muskoka, which is still standing proudly!

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

A disabled hunter gets back on the trail; a woman casts fishing bait long distances.

The Sasquatch, sometimes referred to as Bigfoot, has haunted the forests of North America's West Coast for centuries. It's imposing silhouette was seen by dozens of people over the years, but to this day we are still wondering if it belongs to an as-yet-unidentified species or of it instead a figment of the imagination.

The Haunting: Australia team takes on an investigation of colossal proportions in Sydney's stunning harbour. Never before investigated, Cockatoo Island presents the team with a taxing investigation that pushes the team to their limits.

The Sasquatch, sometimes referred to as Bigfoot, has haunted the forests of North America's West Coast for centuries. It's imposing silhouette was seen by dozens of people over the years, but to this day we are still wondering if it belongs to an as-yet-unidentified species or of it instead a figment of the imagination.

Herbal cures; building a gazebo; garlic shrimp kebabs; pig roast.

Thanks to a dramatic repair mission, the Hubble Space Telescope has another chance to capture more stunning pictures like only it can. See how the final tune up came together and what Hubble has learned since.

Gigantic telescopes of the future with multiple mirrors working in unison like the Spitzer Space Telescope, will see further than the Hubble Space Telescope, and possibly get our first pictures ever of another planet that can support life as we know it.

Mystery Cars tells the tale of futuristic concept cars whose designs sparked the imagination and only exist today because someone saved them from the crusher.

After thirty years in the industrial excavation business, Ken Paulson has decided to retire and sell his entire fleet of heavy yellow iron. Territory Manager Sam Webber leads the auction army into Ken's yard where the 'off-site' sale will be hosted. One of Ken's flagship machines, the long reach excavator, is sure to draw some attention. This massive iron is one of only a handful in the province. It's sure to be an emotional day for Ken, saying goodbye to his business and learning if his investment in yellow will pay off for his retirement.

Tucked into the Newfoundland coast is a beautiful enigma with a rugged boreal forest, Terra Nova National Park. This park is a testament to reexamination and perseverance.

Explore the incredible friendships between dogs and other animals. From dogs and dolphins to dogs and donkeys and more, go behind the scenes to get the back story behind the amazing images that inspire us and remind us why humans are proud to call dogs 'man's best friend'.

From scenic Telegraph Cove, around Cape Scott Provincial Park and beyond - Vancouver Island's Northern Coastline is one of the world's last, great wilderness frontiers.

For this episode we meet an American hippy in Northern Ontario that has been camping on a rock... no water, no power, no neighbours, for more than 40 years. We also found a summer home in PEI that is so true to tradition, it would make Anne of Green Gables proud. And finally, we meet the family that claims to have the oldest cottage in Muskoka, which is still standing proudly!

Bam Bam and Marty come across one of the biggest hunts in their careers - a warehouse full of bounty. They also visit a 100+ year old hardware store where they discover hidden treasure.

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

For this episode we meet an American hippy in Northern Ontario that has been camping on a rock... no water, no power, no neighbours, for more than 40 years. We also found a summer home in PEI that is so true to tradition, it would make Anne of Green Gables proud. And finally, we meet the family that claims to have the oldest cottage in Muskoka, which is still standing proudly!

How do you tell the difference between an entity with evil intent, and a spirit that is there to protect you? It's not as easy as you'd think, especially when that ghost is worried about you trespassing on their property and stealing their hidden treasure.

The Haunting: Australia team takes on an investigation of colossal proportions in Sydney's stunning harbour. Never before investigated, Cockatoo Island presents the team with a taxing investigation that pushes the team to their limits.

The Sasquatch, sometimes referred to as Bigfoot, has haunted the forests of North America's West Coast for centuries. It's imposing silhouette was seen by dozens of people over the years, but to this day we are still wondering if it belongs to an as-yet-unidentified species or of it instead a figment of the imagination.

How do you tell the difference between an entity with evil intent, and a spirit that is there to protect you? It's not as easy as you'd think, especially when that ghost is worried about you trespassing on their property and stealing their hidden treasure.

The Haunting: Australia team takes on an investigation of colossal proportions in Sydney's stunning harbour. Never before investigated, Cockatoo Island presents the team with a taxing investigation that pushes the team to their limits.

Flying disk; decks; canoeing; mountain biking.

Beekeeping and making honey.

Mystery Cars tells the tale of futuristic concept cars whose designs sparked the imagination and only exist today because someone saved them from the crusher.

After thirty years in the industrial excavation business, Ken Paulson has decided to retire and sell his entire fleet of heavy yellow iron. Territory Manager Sam Webber leads the auction army into Ken's yard where the 'off-site' sale will be hosted. One of Ken's flagship machines, the long reach excavator, is sure to draw some attention. This massive iron is one of only a handful in the province. It's sure to be an emotional day for Ken, saying goodbye to his business and learning if his investment in yellow will pay off for his retirement.

The lionfish invasion is one of the worst marine disasters to ever hit the Eastern seaboard. In Africa, Lake Victoria's vital fishing industry is in danger of collapsing due to the giant Nile Perch infestation. Fishermen in the Illinois region are in danger of being overrun by an invasion of Asian Carp. The excessive run off of phosphorus from fertilizers is draining into our waterways and is causing blue green to grow in excess. Dead zones are on the rise due to an infestation of tiny microscopic creatures known as Red Tide. "Jellygeddon" is on the rise as jellyfish are causing billions of dollars of damage every year.

Quittinirpaaq National Park is quite literally on top of the world. The effects of climate change are felt in the melting polar cap and the 20 degree heat while the bases for arctic exploration are littered with garbage. To visit here, is to see the best and the worst this world has to offer.

Explore the incredible friendships between dogs and other animals. From dogs and dolphins to dogs and donkeys and more, go behind the scenes to get the back story behind the amazing images that inspire us and remind us why humans are proud to call dogs 'man's best friend'.

Vancouver Island's Western Coastline is a collection of scenic towns, parks and coastal rainforest unique in the world - from Tofino, to Pacific Rim National Park Reserve, and Clayoquot Sound UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

Bam Bam and Marty come across one of the biggest hunts in their careers - a warehouse full of bounty. They also visit a 100+ year old hardware store where they discover hidden treasure.

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

For this episode we meet an American hippy in Northern Ontario that has been camping on a rock... no water, no power, no neighbours, for more than 40 years. We also found a summer home in PEI that is so true to tradition, it would make Anne of Green Gables proud. And finally, we meet the family that claims to have the oldest cottage in Muskoka, which is still standing proudly!

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

Myleene Klass presents the second round of the contest as the seven remaining contestants take on the King of the Kebab challenge. South London youth worker Solomon tries to impress judges Adam Richman and Mark Blatchford with his spicy chicken kebab, while Gary creates an ambitious Fruits de Mer concoction and Nicola's trio of fish kebab risks sinking without trace. Later, a Seaside Sizzler challenge sees the contestants tasked to cook for families on the beach. But whose hopes of winning the £25,000 prize will go up in flames?

Three sellers in Bradford are inspired to make improvements when they snoop around each other's houses. Amanda gives them a thousand pounds to make her changes, but they only have a week. Rahima and Ali need to take control of their cramped kitchen and knock through to the dining room, but it's a bigger job than planned, then there's there neglected garden on top. Carrie Ann and George need to add warmth to their sterile downstairs and forgotten conservatory, and Ruth and Megan need to address the poor configuration of the entire upstairs, and lack of storage as well.

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

Myleene Klass presents the second round of the contest as the seven remaining contestants take on the King of the Kebab challenge. South London youth worker Solomon tries to impress judges Adam Richman and Mark Blatchford with his spicy chicken kebab, while Gary creates an ambitious Fruits de Mer concoction and Nicola's trio of fish kebab risks sinking without trace. Later, a Seaside Sizzler challenge sees the contestants tasked to cook for families on the beach. But whose hopes of winning the £25,000 prize will go up in flames?

Bam Bam and Marty come across one of the biggest hunts in their careers - a warehouse full of bounty. They also visit a 100+ year old hardware store where they discover hidden treasure.

Victoria Beach on Lake Winnipeg; cottages in Manitoba.

A little fox with big health problems needs multiple surgeries to survive. Four rehabbed raptors leave Hope for Wildlife - but only two return to the wild.

Taking their love of climbing, canyoneering and mountain biking to the extreme, Simon and Turbo head to Hurricane, Utah, to compete in the annual "Six Hours of Frog Hollow" bike race. The 12.8-mile looping course winds perilously through gaping canyons, alongside sheer cliff drops and over large boulders - presenting huge challenges for both guys, and a near catastrophic accident for Turbo.

Every fall La Mauricie National Park in Quebec becomes vibrant and alive as the leaves of the Canadian Shield forest turn to red and gold which lure visitors from around the world.

It's the third and final day of Edmonton's spring sale and weeks of hard work all come down to this. After a gigantic Day Two which saw multiple site records fall, it's time to dig deep for the final push. And while top quality gear like ejector trucks and wheel loaders are sure to bring in big numbers, there's one dark horse that's proving to be a mystery. A rare oilfield fluid pump trailer could either help the final tally or be a total flop with potential bidders. Only time will tell.

Heading Southwest from the Fraser Canyon - BC's lower Mainland is a mix of remote mountain ranges, spectacular cityscapes and diverse Marine life - as the Fraser River meets the open waters of the Pacific.

Hope and Allison want more experience with pelicans - so they head to sunny southern California. When they arrive, a rockstar rescuer takes them under his wing.

Explore the incredible friendships between dogs and other animals. From dogs and dolphins to dogs and donkeys and more, go behind the scenes to get the back story behind the amazing images that inspire us and remind us why humans are proud to call dogs 'man's best friend'.

A maximalist painter transforms her rural farmhouse from drab to fab, painting every square inch in her signature wild style. We tour a massive vintage video game and personal computer collection valued at over 1 million dollars. And, a motley band of cottagers dress up as pirates every Sunday morning and wreak havoc on Gravenhurst Bay.

Hope and Allison want more experience with pelicans - so they head to sunny southern California. When they arrive, a rockstar rescuer takes them under his wing.

Explore the incredible friendships between dogs and other animals. From dogs and dolphins to dogs and donkeys and more, go behind the scenes to get the back story behind the amazing images that inspire us and remind us why humans are proud to call dogs 'man's best friend'.

A maximalist painter transforms her rural farmhouse from drab to fab, painting every square inch in her signature wild style. We tour a massive vintage video game and personal computer collection valued at over 1 million dollars. And, a motley band of cottagers dress up as pirates every Sunday morning and wreak havoc on Gravenhurst Bay.

Hope and Allison want more experience with pelicans - so they head to sunny southern California. When they arrive, a rockstar rescuer takes them under his wing.

Explore the incredible friendships between dogs and other animals. From dogs and dolphins to dogs and donkeys and more, go behind the scenes to get the back story behind the amazing images that inspire us and remind us why humans are proud to call dogs 'man's best friend'.

A maximalist painter transforms her rural farmhouse from drab to fab, painting every square inch in her signature wild style. We tour a massive vintage video game and personal computer collection valued at over 1 million dollars. And, a motley band of cottagers dress up as pirates every Sunday morning and wreak havoc on Gravenhurst Bay.

Melissa Torgeson, Peter Reid and their children have been living with her parents since their home was destroyed in a devastating fire. They've designed and bought a ready to move home and now it's finished and ready to go. With a brand new home, Kelly and the movers will have to be extra careful not to damage it - especially with the clients wanting to ride along! If that wasn't enough, having to go under over 40 power-­-lines will push this team of movers to the edge.

A Navy officer and his wife who want to move out of Pearl Harbor set their sites on finding a place with a view on Hawaii's mountainous island of Oahu.

A Navy officer and his wife who want to move out of Pearl Harbor set their sites on finding a place with a view on Hawaii's mountainous island of Oahu.

Brothers Kevin and Andrew are returning to their cottage sanctuary for a third season of Brojects to engage in even more challenging and quirky DIY building projects. The brothers are at it again, devising imaginative weekend projects aimed at turning the family cottage into the ultimate weekend getaway. Soliciting periodic help from Walker - their brother from another mother - the trio leverages their collective resourcefulness to create inspiring variations on traditional cottage elements. This season, much to the chagin of their family members, they're continuing to muddle their way through the design, build and use of one-of-a-kind creations, including covert man caves, rustic chic tent bedrooms and ATV-powered lake barges!

Skate-skiing; snow-tubing; vegetarian chili.

A long-term patient takes an important step in its recovery. But Hope won't be celebrating for long. A mysterious illness is sweeping through the rehab. It's killing dozens of animals and hundreds more lives are on the line.

There are few events in the ultra-racing community that hold as much prestige as the Four Deserts "Sahara Race" - a 250km foot race in Egypt over five days, through searing heat and sand, where day-time temperatures reach well into the 40's. Simon is determined to place in the top rankings amoung the worlds best, while Turbo battles ailments and near- exhaustion to hang onto his third-place position.

Gulf Island National Parks established in 2003 is a fragmented structure, stitched together from a series of islands sandwiched between the urban development of Vancouver Island and mainland British Colombia.

On the east coast of Canada, Truro, Nova Scotia stands as the lone Ritchie Bros. site in the region. But with numerous pieces of high quality construction, transportation and other equipment just waiting to be sold, sales have been steadily growing for the past few years. Now, Truro's hoping to put on another big auction - but with a massive storm forecasted to hit on auction day, will the weather dampen the results?

From the outskirts of Vancouver, to world famous Whistler-Blackcombe - the Sea to Sky corridor reveals one of the West Coast's most iconic landscapes.

Melissa Torgeson, Peter Reid and their children have been living with her parents since their home was destroyed in a devastating fire. They've designed and bought a ready to move home and now it's finished and ready to go. With a brand new home, Kelly and the movers will have to be extra careful not to damage it - especially with the clients wanting to ride along! If that wasn't enough, having to go under over 40 power-­-lines will push this team of movers to the edge.

It's June in Alberta, and for Ritchie Bros. Grande Prairie team that means its forestry season. Day one of this two day auction boasts the most impressive rows of processors, feller bunchers, grapple skidders and log loaders this site has ever seen. And it's all thanks to two consigners: Roy Isley who is re-aligning his fleet and Stan Neudorf who is shutting down his forestry division to focus on gold mining. Regional Sales Manager, Blair Gogowich sets his sights on an aggressive sales goal and rallies the team to maximize dollars as top notch gear rolls across the ramp.

Melissa Torgeson, Peter Reid and their children have been living with her parents since their home was destroyed in a devastating fire. They've designed and bought a ready to move home and now it's finished and ready to go. With a brand new home, Kelly and the movers will have to be extra careful not to damage it - especially with the clients wanting to ride along! If that wasn't enough, having to go under over 40 power-­-lines will push this team of movers to the edge.

It's June in Alberta, and for Ritchie Bros. Grande Prairie team that means its forestry season. Day one of this two day auction boasts the most impressive rows of processors, feller bunchers, grapple skidders and log loaders this site has ever seen. And it's all thanks to two consigners: Roy Isley who is re-aligning his fleet and Stan Neudorf who is shutting down his forestry division to focus on gold mining. Regional Sales Manager, Blair Gogowich sets his sights on an aggressive sales goal and rallies the team to maximize dollars as top notch gear rolls across the ramp.

Melissa Torgeson, Peter Reid and their children have been living with her parents since their home was destroyed in a devastating fire. They've designed and bought a ready to move home and now it's finished and ready to go. With a brand new home, Kelly and the movers will have to be extra careful not to damage it - especially with the clients wanting to ride along! If that wasn't enough, having to go under over 40 power-­-lines will push this team of movers to the edge.

It's June in Alberta, and for Ritchie Bros. Grande Prairie team that means its forestry season. Day one of this two day auction boasts the most impressive rows of processors, feller bunchers, grapple skidders and log loaders this site has ever seen. And it's all thanks to two consigners: Roy Isley who is re-aligning his fleet and Stan Neudorf who is shutting down his forestry division to focus on gold mining. Regional Sales Manager, Blair Gogowich sets his sights on an aggressive sales goal and rallies the team to maximize dollars as top notch gear rolls across the ramp.

For this episode we meet an American hippy in Northern Ontario that has been camping on a rock... no water, no power, no neighbours, for more than 40 years. We also found a summer home in PEI that is so true to tradition, it would make Anne of Green Gables proud. And finally, we meet the family that claims to have the oldest cottage in Muskoka, which is still standing proudly!