Experience Jeanick Fournier’s daily life as a mother and wife. She became a star thanks to the public who voted overwhelmingly for her on Canada’s Got Talent. Today, she opens up and takes us into the heart of her daily family life in Saguenay, and her professional success. Whether she’s wearing pajamas or a gala dress, Jeanick Fournier never hides – she just stays the same! Follow her adventures in what promises to be an exciting and challenging year.
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This real-life TV series takes our audience on a historical and emotional journey into the exotic and extreme world of million dollar classic cars.
Paul Houde and his historian friend Francis Primeau are traveling the U.S. in RVs. Follow them as they explore places that have been the scene of historic events. From the Woodstock festival to the assassination of JFK and the birth of rock'n'roll, join them on a journey of discovery through America!
This docuseries brings you behind the scenes with 6 of Quebec’s top chefs! Watch it on Amazon Prime Video in English and French.
In this docu-series, comedian and host Mathieu Cyr puts himself in the role of a social networking guru, with the help of experts to understand this phenomenon.
In 1996, 23-year-old Patricia Ferguson vanished into thin air in Montreal, leaving behind her a one-year-old daughter. The main witnesses were never interviewed, not even the last person to see Patricia, the tenant of apartment 6, with whom she spent the evening. She was never seen again. Volunteer private investigator Maryse St-Germain, with the help of journalist Marie-Christine Bergeron, sets out to unravel this mystery.
Quépop is the irresistible musical nostalgia of the '90s, a 100% Quebec tribute. This 6-part documentary series goes behind the scenes of a defining period for Quebec artists who dared to think big.
Enter the daily lives of professional wedding planners who are passionate about their work and ready to do anything to make their clients' weddings the most beautiful days of their lives.
For the very first time in Quebec, a TV crew was able to follow the interventions of 6 police divers from the Sureté du Québec.
Why is it so hard to report domestic violence in Quebec?
