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When a reconstructed family moves to a converted church in the country, 14-year-old Molly must save her new troubled step-sister from a dangerous relationship with the desperate ghost of a young girl.

Mohawk archaeologist Baptiste Asigny engages in a search for his ancestors following a tragic terrain slump in the Percival Molson Stadium.

Based on an acclaimed graphic novel, Mars & Avril is set in Montreal of the future, at the dawn of the first human landing on Mars, and tells the story of a musician who becomes obsessed with his muse.

HIT THE ICE is a youth series that will see the young men's dreams come true as the best young male Aboriginal hockey players come together for a 2 week period. These 25 prospects will run through a mini-camp and experience the highs and lows of an NHL calibre training camp. From physical training, on ice drills and different team building activities, our hopefuls will grow not only as a team but as men. They will be tested and measured and the lessons they will learn during this experience will resonate for a lifetime. Their ultimate payoff will be to showcase their skills playing against a mystery team under the scrutinizing eyes of real life junior scouts. Will their performance be enough to grant them a invite to a junior training camp? For many, this could be the chance of a life time and a stepping stone to the pros.

Five young adults are forced to reconsider their career and life choices when they reach their thirties.

Paris at the end of the 60's. Raised by her Breton single mother in a white family and area, Maya, a mulatto girl goes to find the other part of her story and history.

Sabrina is getting prepared for a romantic evening with her man prior to him coming home from work. In the midst of all this, three burglars break into their house, assuming that it's empty. Instead of playing the victim, Sabrina decides to take matters into her own hands.

In the winter of 2013, six (6) young Cree Native men with a guide trekked 1600 kilometers from the Cree community of Whapmagoostui to Parliament Hill, Ottawa, Ontario. The purpose of this journey was to unite First Nations youth in Quebec and Ontario to show the world that Aboriginal culture is alive, strong, and thriving. The journey was named "The Journey of Nishiiyuu". It was one of greatest achievements of that year by Aboriginal youth of North America and it went viral worldwide. The six-week Journey ended in Ottawa Ontario at Parliament Hill on March 25th, 2013 with over 70 countries around the world watching.