Producers: Summerhill Entertainment

In this episode of CG Kids Sid and Cat take in a good old fashion Pioneer Challenge at Batoche National Historic Site of Canada.

On CG Kids, Sid and Cat will travel to Prince Albert National Park of Canada where they’ll learn something called “Ground Truthing”.

Sid & Cat travel to Riding Mountain National Park of Canada, where they travel by horseback to meet-up with the Anishinabe Nation.

With waves crashing against the western shore of Vancouver Island, Sid and Cat put their surfing skills to the test. Everything is going great until Sid hits something and has a major wipe out. But what did he hit? There didn’t seem to be anything in the water. Palmer says just because something is hidden, doesn’t mean it’s not there. Life is full of mysteries just waiting to be solved and in places like Pacific Rim National Park Reserve of Canada on Vancouver Island, they can find all kinds of buried treasures. Palmer asks Sid and Cat if they want to be CSIers for the day and help unravel some of nature’s mysteries. They quickly agree and with Palmer giving them clues, head off on their investigation.

On this episode of CG Kids, Sid and Idee are out to discover the wild side of Saskatchewan. This is a province rich in a history of cattle rustlers, horse thieves and lawmen. First, they head to Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park, Canada’s only provincial park that spans across two provinces. There, park interpreter Melody Nagel-Hissey, along with 9-year-old Caitlin and 8-year-old Brynne take Sid and Idee on park patrol to the highest Canadian elevation between the east coast and the Rocky Mountains. Next, our adventurous duo goes to historic Fort Walsh to learn the origins of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police from Heritage Interpreter Kirk Elliott. Meanwhile Sid has become increasingly worried that Eldon has disappeared and may be in trouble. What they don’t realize is that Eldon has been hypnotized by watching a videotape of swaying Saskatchewan wheat fields. Sid travels back to Eldon’s office, leaving Idee to mosey on over to the Big Muddy Badlands to investigate the secret hideout of the infamous outlaw Sam Kelley with the help of 18-year-old rancher, Lane. Will Sid be able to snap Eldon out of his hypnosis? Find out as we show you everything you never expected from Saskatchewan and more!

In this episode of CG Kids, Sid and Idee are going on a bug hunt in Manitoba. First off, they head to Oak Hammock Marsh, a Ducks Unlimited Conservation Reserve, where 13-year-old Caitlyn demonstrates how a wetland works. Next, Jacques Bourgeois, the Oak Hammock Marsh Special Events Coordinator takes them critter dipping followed by bird banding with Resident Naturalist Paula Grieef. Then it’s off to Winnipeg and the Manitoba Museum to learn all about small brown bats with bat expert, Jack Dubois, Director of Wildlife for the Government of Manitoba, and cave expert, Kim Monson, from the University of Manitoba’s Geography Department. Finally, our adventurers with an immunity to grossness head to the Canadian Science Centre for Human and Animal Health, one of only 15 high level biocontainment facilities in the world. Sid and Idee learn how this incredible facility was built to study the world’s most deadly diseases. Then research scientist, Leslie Robbin Lindsay, sacrifices his arm to demonstrate how he feeds his pet mosquitoes. Meanwhile, Eldon, always a pillar of calm, rational thinking, sees a bug on the floor and now thinks they’re about to overrun his office. It’s bugs and bats and bacteria – all on this episode of CG Kids!

Sid and Cat are in Halifax, the capital of Nova Scotia where they learn about the science of tracking down shipwrecks and then slip and slide down a giant natural mudslide.

Cat and Sid are in Quebec City, the capital of Quebec to learn more about one of Canada’s most historic cities and some of its less than welcome new residents.

Sid and Cat head north to Iqaluit, the capital city of Nunavut where tradition blends with modern living.

Sid and Cat are in Edmonton, Alberta, one of the most EXTREME cities in Canada to discover how some of its citizens are making this capital a City of Champions!