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'It is real, and we can still find healing or comfort in that. That means a lot to me.'

Bilal Baig and Grace Lynn Kung joined Peter Knegt on CBC Arts' Here & Queer to talk about their show Sort Of, whose second season was just nominated for another Peabody Award.

After winning at the prestigious Peabody Awards last year, Sort Of has been nominated for a second time — honouring the most powerful, enlightening, and invigorating stories on television.

Congratulations to the entire cast and crew! ✨

It's 22 years since the world met Bridget Jones and this scene started costume party trust issues for millions of us!

Congratulations to Drew Hayden Taylor and team for last night's #CdnScreenAwards win — Best Social/Political Documentary Program.

The Pretendians explores some of the ways Indigenous identity, culture and art are being appropriated by those who are not First Nations.

Just an ode to one of the finest British actors to ever do it: Stephen Graham.

The male Costa's hummingbird has one of nature’s most extraordinary courtship displays. Wait for it… ✨

(📺: A Year on Planet Earth)

This season, Jonny Harris went to Gibsons, B.C., home of the longest-running English drama in Canadian TV history.

(📺: Still Standing)

just one?

Why aren't there more public bathrooms in North America?

(📺: Stories About Here | Uytae Lee)

Sarika Cullis-Suzuki was asked to introduce her dad David Suzuki for his final episode after 44 years hosting The Nature of Things. As you can imagine, it was emotional.

That final episode is now streaming.

Does anyone actually know the opening lyrics to Circle of Life, or what they mean? Travis Lindsay does.

(📺: The New Wave of Standup)

As David Suzuki retires from The Nature Of Things, he reminiscences about some of the more unconventional activities he took part in for the series over the last 44 years | CBC Docs

I’m officially spreading the queer agenda on CBC Gem, with a little help from some extremely talented LGBTQ creators and performers. Watch it with your most homophobic relative over Easter! gem.cbc.ca/here-queer

Jimmy and Lester, learning how to be father and son.

(📺: Essex County)