TV Schedule for History 2 Canada HD
Saturday, August 1st TV listings for History 2 Canada HD
Ice Road Truckers Breakdown
Lisa Kelly finds herself stranded hundreds of miles from the nearest town; Darrell Ward takes an off-road shortcut; Art Burke encounters a melting ice crossing and a full load; Steph Custance finds out whether she'll become part of the Polar team.
Ice Road Truckers Trial by Ice
Darrell and Lisa head into Alberta and onto a trail nicknamed The Death Road; Art faces off with the ice crossing where he nearly lost his life last season; Todd takes rookie Steph Custance under his wing as she embarks on her first journey.
Yukon Rescue Pressure Cooker
An avalanche risk forces a bombing mission above the Klondike Highway.
BLK: An Origin Story Three Epic Migrations, One People
Descendants of the Black Loyalists, Jamaican Maroons, and the Black Refugees represent Canada's largest Black population, and their incredible story begins in Nova Scotia in the 1700s.
BLK: An Origin Story John "Daddy" Hall
Born free of an Ojibwe father and an escaped-slave mother in Upper Canada, John 'Daddy' Hall fought in the War of 1812, was captured and sold into slavery.
BLK: An Origin Story Hogan's Alley
For many years Hogan's Alley was the heart of Vancouver's Black community; in the 1850s James Douglas invited Blacks to settle Vancouver Island in an effort to stave off American annexation.
BLK: An Origin Story Little Burgundy
Tucked between Griffintown and St. Henri in Montreal's Sud-Ouest is Little Burgundy, home to a Black population led by Black men who worked in Canada's railway industry as sleeping car porters.
Sounds Black The Seeds
Discovering the roots of Black music in Canada, from the early black settlers of the Underground Railroad to the 1960s Caribbean migration, which introduced music which shaped all music within Canada today.
Sounds Black Pay Me
Examining the systemic barriers that Black artists face in the radio and music label industries and how this led to pivotal moments and historic protests that shaped the current landscape of the music industry today.
Sounds Black Women of the Music
Explore the journey of Black women in Canadian music and their contributions and breakthroughs, which paved the way for artists despite limited industry support, racism and sexism, and their ongoing fight for recognition in the industry.
Sounds Black The Takeover
Explore the current state of Black music in Canada, the impact of losing Canada's first Black radio station FLOW 93.5, and what's next for Black Canadian artists with the power of the internet.
BLK: An Origin Story Three Epic Migrations, One People
Descendants of the Black Loyalists, Jamaican Maroons, and the Black Refugees represent Canada's largest Black population, and their incredible story begins in Nova Scotia in the 1700s.
BLK: An Origin Story John "Daddy" Hall
Born free of an Ojibwe father and an escaped-slave mother in Upper Canada, John 'Daddy' Hall fought in the War of 1812, was captured and sold into slavery.
BLK: An Origin Story Hogan's Alley
For many years Hogan's Alley was the heart of Vancouver's Black community; in the 1850s James Douglas invited Blacks to settle Vancouver Island in an effort to stave off American annexation.
BLK: An Origin Story Little Burgundy
Tucked between Griffintown and St. Henri in Montreal's Sud-Ouest is Little Burgundy, home to a Black population led by Black men who worked in Canada's railway industry as sleeping car porters.
Sounds Black The Seeds
Discovering the roots of Black music in Canada, from the early black settlers of the Underground Railroad to the 1960s Caribbean migration, which introduced music which shaped all music within Canada today.
Sounds Black Pay Me
Examining the systemic barriers that Black artists face in the radio and music label industries and how this led to pivotal moments and historic protests that shaped the current landscape of the music industry today.
Sounds Black Women of the Music
Explore the journey of Black women in Canadian music and their contributions and breakthroughs, which paved the way for artists despite limited industry support, racism and sexism, and their ongoing fight for recognition in the industry.
Sounds Black The Takeover
Explore the current state of Black music in Canada, the impact of losing Canada's first Black radio station FLOW 93.5, and what's next for Black Canadian artists with the power of the internet.
BLK: An Origin Story Three Epic Migrations, One People
Descendants of the Black Loyalists, Jamaican Maroons, and the Black Refugees represent Canada's largest Black population, and their incredible story begins in Nova Scotia in the 1700s.
BLK: An Origin Story John "Daddy" Hall
Born free of an Ojibwe father and an escaped-slave mother in Upper Canada, John 'Daddy' Hall fought in the War of 1812, was captured and sold into slavery.
Yukon Gold Know When to Fold 'Em
Ken needs a lifeline in order to salvage his season; Cam encounters a dangerous wall of ice; Big Al's dozer breaks down.
Yukon Gold Know When to Run
Ken must make his way up Moose Creek's treacherous road in a desperate attempt to get fuel; Karl has major problems with his sluice; Big Al's stripping dozer goes down for the count.
Paid programming.
Counting Cars Twisted Chopper
Twisted Sister's Dee Snider drops by the shop to get a custom Sugar Bear front end put on his Von Dutch motorcycle; bike builder Sugar Bear works at his own pace, while Snider needs the bike in a hurry; Ryan and Horny Mike look for a new project.