Anyone remember seeing this one? I thought it was lost media but I was able to find it. I believe this one was pulled by MADD due to complaints.

who remembers watching Life's Little Miracles first is was on cbc i saw it in a difference channel back then it from  Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children).  it was called  Life Network

There were actually two versions that were based off the 1958 movie. The first series ran from 1963 to 1965 and the second aired from 1979 to 1985, on CTV.

My favourite episode is the one where he visits Canada's Wonderland.

Did you watch The Littlest Hobo?

who remembers watching CHCA-TV from Red Deer, AB I saw the Final Newscast - August 28, 2009 on TV in my bedroom very sad day for rdtv red deer

From CBC News:

CBC’s unscripted series, The Assembly, returns for a second season with six new celebrity interviews and an expanded cast of more than 30 neurodivergent and autistic adults asking the questions.

Actors Hudson Williams (Heated Rivalry), Zach Galifianakis (The Hangover) and Jay Baruchel (This is the End) are among the celebrity guests in the hot seat. 

The six-episode season also features actor and Miss Universe Canada Ashley Callingbull (North of North), singer-songwriter Lights and three-time Olympic hockey gold medallist Marie-Philip Poulin.

Each celebrity faces an ask-anything interview, with direct, unpredictable questions that move beyond the usual promotional talking points, and often get personal.

This time, the interviewers include familiar faces from the show’s first season as well as new participants.

That mix is central to the show’s appeal. Rather than steering guests through a polished set of talking points, The Assembly makes room for candid exchanges, awkward pauses, humour and moments of real connection. The creative team describes the show as a place for revelation and laughs — sometimes in the same conversation.

The show's format is adapted from the French program Les Rencontres du Papotin, which began in 2022 with guests including Killing Eve star Camille Cottin and French President Emmanuel Macron.

The format has since travelled internationally, with other versions featuring guests including actors Antonio Banderas, Michael Sheen, David Tennant and Stephen Fry. 

Season 2 begins Sunday, Nov. 1, at 9 p.m. ET on CBC TV and CBC Gem. Extended "producer’s cuts" will be available only on CBC Gem from 9 a.m. ET that day.

who remembers watching prime ticket movie on A-Channel in edmonton

Hi! I used to see CBC Ottawa available for free. But now it seems no longer the case. When I click into any local station, all I see is schedule. Is it the same for everyone? Why did CBC Gem make the change?

Hey fellow Canadian TV lovers. Today the show Elvira Kurt: Adventures in Comedy popped into my head. I couldn't remember the name and spent about an hour digging around the internet and texting friends. No one even remembered what I was talking about. There is no mention of it on her IMDB either.

Anyways, I was hoping you fine people could help me find some old footage from the show, ideally I'm really just looking for the shows intro.

Thanks in advance. Best regards. Elbows up.

This show ran my entire childhood. All the kids in my neighborhood rocked out to it, and many of us even had the record. Now as an adult, I almost never encounter anyone who remembers it. It’s so niche, I would have thought I imagined the whole thing if not for the few YT clips!

who remembers watching Toon Crew from red deer alberta back then I recorded to TV from vhs a episode Under the Big Top" the show was called Popular Mechanics for Kids it was on rdtv red deer

who remembers watching CBC kid show from 1986

who remembers watching I used to watch this show all the time on ctv

This sketch always makes me laugh!

By the way, looks like there's no new This Hour Has 22 Minutes tonight sadly.

who remembers watching Inspector Gadget on global tv canada

who remembers watching Disney Afternoon with mike sobel on itv in edmonton

The Hunt for SaskTel’s Lost Commercials (2007–2016)

​I’m currently searching for a series of nostalgia-filled SaskTel advertisements that aired in Saskatchewan, Canada, between 2007 and 2016.

​ Lost / High-Demand Commercial List ​Max HD – "Green is the Colour" ​Description: A promotional SaskTel Max TV commercial tying into Saskatchewan Roughriders pride, utilizing the iconic Riders anthem "Green is the Colour". ​Status: Unsurfaced / Seeking HD copy. ​Lil' Red Holiday / Christmas Campaign ​Description: The iconic SaskTel Little Red Riding Hood character in a special holiday/Christmas-themed spot. ​Status: Partially lost / Looking for clean TV rips. ​Jack & The Beanstalk – SaskTel Business ​Description: A creative fairy-tale-themed commercial using Jack and the Beanstalk to market SaskTel's business services and fiber internet growth. ​Status: Unsurfaced. ​Cindi's Cookies ​Description: A Cinderella-inspired ("Cindi") SaskTel commercial centered around a cookie business or baking themed spot. ​Status: Unsurfaced. ​ How You Can Help

​If you have any leads, recorded VHS tapes from Saskatchewan broadcasts during the 2000s/2010s, or links to high-definition uploads:

​Check YouTube: Search through old local commercial compilations or unlisted promo reels. ​Wayback Machine: Search archived SaskTel media pages, old SaskTel YouTube channel archives, or local Saskatchewan agency portfolios (e.g., Brown Communications). ​Personal Archives: If you recorded TV broadcasts (specifically CTV Regina/Saskatoon, Global Sask, or CBC Sask) between 2007 and 2016, please check your tapes!

​Please reply or send me a message if you find any of these spots in HD or full quality!

​Tags / Hashtags:

SaskTel #SaskTelLittleRed #LostMedia #CanadianCommercials #Saskatchewan #LostMediaWiki #SaskTelMax

who remembers watching To Serve and Protect on a channel in edmonton my dad told me about this show it called To Serve and Protect

who remembers watching Dennis the Menace on Global tv in canada