As Russia’s illegal war on Ukraine nears its fourth year, Knowledge presents a Storyville Spotlight featuring three documentaries that go beyond the headlines and provide insight into the human impacts of the war. knowledge.ca/storyville-spotlight

Tuesday, September 30 is Canada's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Explore Indigenous truths told from Indigenous perspectives in this curated selection of programs. knowledge.ca/NDTR

On September 30, Knowledge Network will join broadcasters across Canada to present Remembering the Children: National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 2025. Tune in or stream live on our website and apps starting at 12pm. knowledge.ca/NDTR

Love comes at the most inconvenient of times for a family facing emotional upheaval after an unexpected event changes everything. This acclaimed Aussie drama is a funny, sophisticated and touching exploration of love in all its forms. Love Me Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/love-me

Brazilian singer and composer Miúcha was at the heart of the bossa nova music scene in the '50s and '60s. Though she struggled to find her voice in a man's world, her vibrant spirit couldn't be held back. Miúcha: The Voice of Bossa Nova Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/miucha-voice-bossa-nova

The famous Marsh Pride, who’ve been followed in TV documentaries for over 25 years, takes us through the pride’s history as they battle for survival in Kenya's Maasai Mara Reserve. Lion: The Rise and Fall of the Marsh Pride Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/lion-rise-and-fall-marsh-pride

A BC book spawned the Satanic Panic that spread across the world in the '80s and '90s. This is the untold story of Michelle Remembers, a now-discredited bestseller about a Victoria woman’s memories of childhood ritual abuse. Satan Wants You Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/satan-wants-you

Historian David Olusoga traces the events, the people and the forces that transformed four separate nations into a single state - the United Kingdom. In today’s rapidly changing world, can this historic union endure? Union with David Olusoga Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/union-david-olusoga

Artist Jiawei Shen undertakes an ambitious artwork about the history of communism. Alongside Jiawei's effort is a portrait of his marriage, forged in the chaos of China's Cultural Revolution. Welcome to Babel: Painting Communism Watch free knowledge.ca/program/welcome-babel-painting-communism

Explore the wonders of the natural world from the perspective of three dynamic forces: air, land and water. Home to myriad lifeforms on Earth, they’re connected to each other through surprising relationships. Earth: The Nature of Our Planet Watch free: knowledge.ca/program/earth-nature-our-planet

Join the cast and crew for a look back at some of their favourite moments. Go behind the scenes at Nonnatus House to find out how the costume, design and music teams finesse every detail. Call the Midwife, 10th Anniversary Special Watch free knowledge.ca/.../10th.../10th-anniversary-special

Working this hard, who wouldn’t want their best friend by their side? Filmmaker Everett Bumstead follows eight dogs in a tree planting camp near Quesnel, BC, where they are loyal companions, morale boosters, entertainers and even protectors. Block Dog Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/block-dog

Diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy type 2, Ari Kinarthy has outlived doctors' predictions. As his health declines, the Victoria-based composer creates a musical score that will capture his life and serve as his artistic legacy. Ari's Theme Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/aris-theme

Vancouver filmmaker Manny Mahal, a second-generation Canadian, realized he knew little about his father, particularly his life in India before he moved to Canada. So Manny made a movie about him, bridging the cultural gap between father and son. For My Father Watch free on knowledge.ca

This documentary unearths a thriving community of poets and bookmakers in Vernon. It explores their inspirations and their passion for words despite declining readership and the noise of digital age. Why We Write: Poets of Vernon Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/why-we-write-poets-vernon

Your home. Your Stories. Your BC. Knowledge Network is deeply rooted right here in British Columbia, bringing you compelling stories about the places, people and perspectives that make BC so unique. Watch free and commercial free at knowledge.ca/browse/bc-stories

In a career that lasted only ten years, Vincent van Gogh painted one subject more than any other. Himself. Using eight of his self-portraits, art historians explore his masterpieces and reveal the man behind the myth. Van Gogh By Vincent Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/van-gogh-vincent

Wildlife biologist Liz Bonnin travels into the heart of the Caribbean, where she encounters intriguing animals, explores precious ecosystems and meets local conservationists working to protect the region. Wild Caribbean with Liz Bonnin Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/wild-caribbean-liz-bonnin

Defined by the Carpathian Mountains, the Danube River and the Black Sea, Romania might just be the wildest country in Europe. Following the four seasons, this awe-inspiring series reveals wildlife amidst spectacular landscapes. Wild Romania Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/wild-romania

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Songbird populations are declining around the globe - with grave consequences for our natural ecosystems. Scientists and bird enthusiasts are in a race to understand why this is happening and how we can reverse this troubling trend. Songbird SOS Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/songbird-sos

Who controls the resources we need to survive? This impeccably researched series travels around the world to examine the big players in the global marketplace and investigate the ripple effect of an ownership concentration that is vast and covert. Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/who-owns-world

Detectives Mike Shepherd and Kristin Simms investigate murders in Brokenwood - New Zealand’s deadliest town. The cases capture the spirit of this hamlet, where the vibe is "live and let live." If you're lucky, that is... Brokenwood Mysteries Watch free: knowledge.ca/program/brokenwood-mysteries

Canada. Your Home. Your Stories. Knowledge Network is deeply rooted right here, supporting local filmmakers and bringing you compelling stories about the places, people and perspectives that make BC – and Canada – so unique. Watch free and commercial free at knowledge.ca

Dakelh filmmaker @firediva.bsky.social explores the intricate spiritual and cultural relationship between wild salmon and Indigenous people on a breathtaking journey from BC's West Coast through the Chilcotin to Stuart Lake (Nak'albun) The Salmon's Call Watch free knowledge.ca/program/salmons-call

In this stop-motion animated film, ‘Nakwaxda’xw Elder Colleen Hemphill tells the story of growing up on a float-house in the Pacific Northwest. Colleen recounts moments that inspired both fear and growth. Tiny Watch free on: knowledge.ca/program/tiny #knowledgenetwork #IndigenousHistoryMonth

In 1985, a small group of Haida blockaded a road on Lyell Island to protect their ancestral lands from logging. Using only archival footage, Haida filmmaker Christopher Auchter captures the Haida Nation's resolute act of vision and conscience. The Stand Watch free on: knowledge.ca/program/stand

When a 25-year-old unsolved murder in St. Andrews, Scotland, becomes the subject of a true crime podcast, DS Karen Pirie is tasked with heading up the cold case review. Can she find out what happened on that fateful night? Karen Pirie Watch free knowledge.ca/program/karen-pirie #knowledgenetwork

Cowichan filmmaker Harold C. Joe explores how the cedar tree is central to the cultural life of West Coast First Nations and how Elders, artists and practitioners are sharing their knowledge to revitalize culture. A Cedar is Life Watch free: knowledge.ca/program/cedar-life #knowledgenetwork

A new generation of chefs are reclaiming and reinventing Indigenous cuisine. Travelling to communities in BC, chefs Cezin Nottaway, Rich Francis and Shane Chartrand discover their people's story on a plate. Red Chef Revival Watch free: knowledge.ca/program/red-chef-revival #knowledgenetwork

Through pop culture images, Cree filmmaker Neil Diamond looks at how Indigenous cultures have been revered, romanticized and appropriated. In the process, he uncovers the profound impact of Indigenous peoples on Western culture. Red Fever: knowledge.ca/program/red-fever #knowledgenetwork

This series reveals how Earth’s unique geology, atmosphere, oceanography and geochemistry make it the only planet we know of that is habitable, and how these critical natural systems are now under threat. Home: The Story of Earth Watch free: knowledge.ca/program/home-story-earth #knowledgenetwork

Lucy Worsley hunts down clues to why Arthur Conan Doyle came to detest Sherlock Holmes. She investigates Doyle's early life, personal ambitions and why he wanted to kill off his famous detective. Killing Sherlock Watch free: knowledge.ca/program/killing-sherlock #knowledgenetwork #sherlockholmes

Writer and musician Christa Couture takes us on a journey with an accessible perspective, meeting in-the-know locals and embarking on new adventures across Canada. Postcards From…Christa Couture Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/postcards-fromchrista-couture #knowledgenetwork #postcardsfrom

This June, delve into a rich collection of documentaries exploring Indigenous lives, history, culture, resistance and resilience in BC and Canada – all told from Indigenous perspectives. knowledge.ca/indigenous-history-month

Barely 700 people survived the sinking of the Titanic, including six Chinese men. But instead of cheers, their arrival in New York was met with suspicion and slander. This is a story of survival and dignity in the face of racism and anti-immigration. The Six, watch free: knowledge.ca/program/six

Two doctors share their stories of displacement during the Second World War - Henry Shibata, a Japanese Canadian born in Vancouver, and Stuart Cooper Robinson, a Canadian born in Nagoya, Japan. Landscapes of Home Watch free: knowledge.ca/program/landscapes-home #knowledgenetwork #landscapesofhome

Chinatowns are under threat of disappearing - and along with them, the history of communities who fought for a place to belong. Explore the efforts to save Chinatowns in Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal. Big Fight in Little Chinatown Watch free: knowledge.ca/program/big-fight-little-chinatown

A fire behaviour specialist trains his successor while on the largest wildfire in BC history. A new crew supervisor takes over the only remaining all-Indigenous unit crew in BC. Watch the final episode of Wildfire on knowledge.ca/wildfire #knowledgenetwork #wildfire

DCI McDonald is a former Londoner with a no-nonsense approach to policing. DS Dodds is an unassuming local detective whose bumbling nature conceals a keen mind. When it comes to solving mysteries, this mismatched duo makes it work. McDonald & Dodds Watch free on knowledge.ca/program/mcdonald-dodds

After the Second World War, thousands of Asian servicemen were secretly deported from the UK and Australia, leaving loved ones behind. The Exiles follows descendents of these men as they search for answers about this betrayal. The Exiles: Secretly Deported Watch now on: knowledge.ca/program/exiles

Filmmakers Keira Loughran and Helen Lee examine the legacy of their grandmothers, women of indomitable spirit who fought against Canada’s anti-Chinese immigration laws. Exclusion: Beyond the Silence Watch now on knowledge.ca/program/exclusion-beyond-silence #knowledgenetwork #AsianHeritageMonth

A fire in West Kelowna displaces residents, while a volunteer fire department in Gun Lake carries out evacuation orders as high winds threaten to drive a wildfire down a mountain. Watch the fourth episode of Wildfire on knowledge.ca/wildfire #knowledgenetwork #wildfire #kelowna #gunlake

Discover the breathtaking wildlife in China's national parks, including snow leopards, snub-nosed monkeys and giant pandas. Part of a pilot project set up to protect the country’s delicate ecosystems. China: Nature's Ancient Kingdom Watch now on knowlege.ca/program/china-natures-ancient-kingdom

A third-generation wildfire fighter is always thinking about the safety of his crew. A smokejumper puts his work to the ultimate test when he jumps with the first parachute he’s packed himself. Watch the third episode of Wildfire, a new docuseries on Knowledge Network. knowledge.ca/wildfire

Designer and chef Jackie Kai Ellis takes a journey to small-town Chinese restaurants in BC and Alberta. She explores Chinese Canadian history, gets a taste of kitchen table wisdom and cooks recipes inspired by the food of her past. House Special Watch now on knowledge.ca/program/house-special

Poet and writer Therese Estacion takes us on a journey across Canada with an accessible perspective, meeting in-the-know locals and embarking on new adventures. Postcards From…Therese Estacion Watch now on: knowledge.ca/program/postcards-fromtherese-estacion #knowledgenetwork

A wildfire response officer responds to a fire before it gets any closer to the town of #Nelson, while an air attack officer directs the air tanker response from his Bird Dog plane. Watch the second episode of Wildfire, a new docuseries on Knowledge Network. knowledge.ca/wildfire

May is Asian Heritage Month. Explore stories that shine a light on Asian Canadian experiences, history, culture and contributions to the social fabric of our country. knowledge.ca/asian-heritage-month #knowledgenetwork #asianheritagemonth

This is the definitive exploration of Leonard Cohen as seen through the prism of his internationally renowned song, Hallelujah. Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, A Journey, A Song Watch now on: knowledge.ca/program/hallelujah-leonard-cohen-journey-song #knowledgenetwork #leonardcohen #hallelujah