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Block Dog picked up by CBC Gem because of its intrinsically Canadian story

Tree-planting dogs daily lives and the world of tree planting highlighted in new film

Some escararmuzas, or female rodeo riders, get started as young as five. They're the only women riders allowed to compete at charrerias, Mexico's rodeos.

Many British Columbians have felt deeply disconnected and isolated from their friends, family and community as the virus continues to mutate and adapt.

I like music almost as much as TV. The motherlode is when a show makes brilliant use of music....

Birds, bees, birch trees and more: all streaming now on CBC Gem Social Sharing CBC Docs · comments Rare Bird Alert   Punk rock birder Paul Riss has the Latin names of over 240 bird species tattooed on his body.  Birding, he says, is growing in popularity and a great way to explore the natural world and our place in it.  Travel with him across North America as he meets a diverse tribe of birders and hunts for the rare saltmarsh sparrow, a species expected to be extinct within decades.  ...

Documentary filmed near Prince George brings people behind the scenes of tree planting SHARE ON: One Million Trees / Facebook An independent documentary filmed near Prince George is aiming to lift the veil of mystery when it comes to tree planting. One Million Trees, created by Everett Bumstead, was filmed with the intention of showcasing the long hours, grueling labor, and rich subculture behind the profession. Bumstead, a tree planter himself, came up with the documentary about seven years a...