The Truth About Trauma

The 'Zumanjaro: Drop of Doom', built on the face of 'Kingda Ka', already the world tallest roller coaster, was opened in 2012. The ingenious design, creates 2 record breaking rides in one, and is an audacious example of cutting edge engineering.

For centuries, the interior of East Africa was unknown to the outside world. That changed in the 1860s, thanks to a geographical puzzle that had obsessed Europeans for decades.

British artist Sonia Boyce was born in 1962 in London's East End to parents who had recently emigrated from the Caribbean. Collaboration and improvisation are very much Sonia's style.

Ellen Gallagher has become known for her politically charged paintings, collages and films about African-American history.

When The Bookshelf first opened in 1973, downtown Guelph was vibrant and full of well-established shops. Businesses came and went, but The Bookshelf grew to include a café, cinema, and event space, becoming a home for local artists and authors.

Daniel is looking for a job in music or film; blind track star, George, hopes to work in software development.

The annual flood of fawns sweeps the rehab. Dr Barry gives sweet relief to a pigeon's personal problem. And an animal stuck in an automobile has Hope rolling up her sleeves and getting greasy.

A filmmaker sets out to uncover evidence that could exonerate David McCallum, imprisoned for murder in 1986.

Toronto City Councillor Jennifer McKelvie and Conservative MPP Andrea Khanjin examine how the provincial government and city can work together to address environmental issues like climate change, recycling strategies, and air pollution.