Season 4
13 episodes · Sep 18, 2018
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- S4E1
Tignish, PEI
Sep 18, 201823mResidents of Tignish are banking on new initiatives to get by, like harvesting sea plants for cattle, and the opening of an interpretive venue that celebrates one of Canada’s greatest country singers, Stompin’ Tom Connors.
- S4E2
Carcross, Yukon
Sep 25, 201823mCarcross has landed on the world stage in an unexpected way. From the outside, the future looks bright, but only if the local community can figure out how to welcome the outside world while protecting their land and traditional way of life.
- S4E3
Rogersville, NB
Oct 2, 201823mIn Rogersville, once known as the Brussels sprout capital of Canada, a new generation is using the seeds of their Acadian history to grow a new economy.
- S4E4
Fraser Lake, BC
Oct 9, 201823mThe people of Fraser Lake recently took a one-two punch: they lost both their largest employer and their only grocery store. But the people in this hidden gem of a town have grit for days and they are going above and beyond to take care of their own.
- S4E5
Cobalt, ON
Oct 16, 201823mCobalt was founded during one of the greatest silver mining booms in history. Now, after a decades-long slump, Cobalt is hopeful they can make good on their namesake and strike it rich mining cobalt. Mining made the town, and Cobalters, believe that mining will save it.
- S4E6
New Denmark, NB
Oct 23, 201823mWhen Canada was in its infancy, a small but fierce group of Danish immigrants settled in northwestern New Brunswick. Today, their descendants struggle to hold on to their Danish roots and traditions with every passing generation.
- S4E7
Wilberforce, ON
Oct 30, 201823mThe struggling hamlet of Wilberforce is rebranding itself as a go-to outdoor destination and the geocaching capital of Canada.
- S4E8
Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, ON
Nov 6, 201823mLike all of Canada’s First Nations territories, the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte are focused on building a better tomorrow while keeping the traditions of their past.
- S4E9
Huntingdon, QC
Nov 13, 201823mIt’s been 11 years since Huntingdon’s main employers delivered their staff pink slips and shut their doors. The economic earthquake that followed was devastating. Though the community continues to struggle, there’s hope that this old textile town can reinvent itself.
- S4E10
Radisson, SK
Nov 20, 201823mRadisson is experiencing a resurgence of its downtown core, led by a 13-year-old entrepreneur and his rock museum.
- S4E11
Canso, NS
Nov 27, 201823mCanso has struggled since the collapse of its offshore fisheries, but now that it’s been selected as Canada’s first commercial satellite launch site, residents hope that things will soon be looking up.
- S4E12
Minto, MB
Dec 4, 201823mMinto is the last town standing on an old railway line in rural, southwest Manitoba. Threatened by population decline, business shutdowns, and a school closure, a recent unexpected inheritance has created a new hope for the struggling town.
- S4E13
Wells, BC
Dec 11, 201823mWells is a former gold rush town turned arts community. A new mining project is underway that could spell a boom for the town. If it pans out, the town’s miners and artists will have to work together to share the wealth.