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Ricky, Julian and Bubbles bring their trailer park humor out onto the stage for a night of bravado, schemes and an intoxicated acting demo.

-A citizen-led initiative investigating the appropriateness and efficacy of Canada's COVID-19 policies.

Brian Elliot, a wheelchair-user with a business dream, is convinced that there's only one way to get his hands on the start-up cash he so desperately craves - robbing his boss.

A documentary about a wildlife veterinarian Dr. Helene Van Doninck and her battle against ovarian cancer.

Sunday marked on year since the Nova Scotia mass shooting, one of Canada's deadliest mass murders, and the province and nation came together to commemorate the tragedy. A memorial service at Truro's First United Church included a province-wide moment of silence as the ceremony began. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau also spoke, honouring the victims of the tragedy and telling family and friends: "You are not alone." On April 18, 2020, a gunman dressed as an RCMP officer driving a replica cruiser assaulted his common-law spouse in Portapique - a small rural community outside of Halifax - and embarked on a 13-hour shooting and arson spree. The events of those two days would give Nova Scotia a distinction no one wanted: Canada's deadliest rampage killing. In total, 22 people were killed at 16 separate crime scenes as the gunman drove through backroads and rural communities.

K-9 Corrections provides an intimate look into the lives of five Canadian women inmates and their relationships with the dogs they care for behind prison walls. Through innovative rehabilitation programs such as Freedom Kennels and Pawsitive Directions, inmates from all backgrounds are given the opportunity to transform shelter dogs into adoptable loving pets or simply care for animals boarding at the prison kennels. The unconditional love and companionship of the dogs allows the women to learn compassion, gain self-esteem, and develop a sense of accomplishment on their often rocky path to rehabilitation. Set in the only two Canadian women's prisons with canine programs - the Nova Institution For Women in Nova Scotia and the Burnaby Correctional Centre for Women in British Columbia, this documentary captures the unique caring relationship that develops between inmates and the dogs they come to love.

The tiny home movement caught Sarah Johnson's attention a decade ago. During the pandemic, she built her own. A segment filmed as part of Unlocked: Housing Stories by Young Canadians.

Julian, Ricky and Bubbles each have new moneymaking schemes, Jim Lahey is on the verge of retiring and Randy has a new assistant, Don.

The boys sell their entire honey-oil output to Sebastian Bach, but to seal the deal for the trailer park, Julian must do something truly terrible.

Julian offers to partner with Barb so that she can keep the trailer park, but they need Lahey's cooperation over his deciding one percent share.

Julian enlists J-Roc and Sarah's aid to turn his bar into a strip club. Ricky is not pleased and in utter shock when he finds out that his daughter Trinity is pregnant.

When Orangie, Ricky's goldfish, dies after being given too many shooters, Julian and Bubbles try to replace it with another before Ricky finds out.

Local TV celebrity Steve Rogers returns and rents Julian's bar for his stag party, which gets of out hand and overflows into Bubbles's Shed-and-Breakfast sheds.

Bubbles' attempts to clear up a crab infestation in his sheds and on his kitties cause him embarrassment, and he's arrested for indecent exposure.

Bubbles blames Ricky and Julian for getting him community service, so he makes them come along and help put on a "don't do drugs" show for kids. Mr Lahey gets some relief from the tablets Julian provided, but Randy finds out.

When the compressor air conditioner breaks, Bubbles has to turn his sheds into an industrial honey oil manufacturing complex to save Ricky's weed.

While being filmed by George Green, Bubbles gets his oil production going, aiming to make enough money to buy the trailer park for Barb and Julian.

Julian and Ricky get out of jail and return to Sunnyvale Trailer Park, but when they arrive, they find nothing is as they left it.

Over fifty years the Apex Invitational Golf Tournament has grown into a community celebration that breaks barriers, showcases athletes, and acts as an annual homecoming for Truro's Black community.

On Oct 24th, 2018, in Belliveau Cove, Nova Scotia, an eagle fell from the sky into the back of a man's pickup truck. Within a week, the man, his dog, and the eagle all died. Their deaths are diffracted through the memories of the man's sister, over the well in the spray-foamed basement of their family home, and between the pine-slatted walls of the eagle rehabilitation centre.

Ricky tries to keep his family together despite not being allowed back in the park, while Julian and Bubbles try to get business going again.