An adventurous young boy and his determined mother share a passion for Inuit drum dancing in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. Evan’s Drum is a joyful visit to a family’s loving home, and an uplifting story of cultural pride.

François Gaudet's art tells the Acadians' story by depicting the wild horses of Sable Island, the Grand-Pré historical site, and addressing the deportation, exile and return of Evangeline.

Jacky Cortes, an Indigenous Bribri guide, lives and breathes pride in her Indigeneity. The Bribri have persevered through generations of colonial interference - and the young generation is looking to their elders and traditions in order to rescue and preserve their roots. The sacred chocolate ritual embodies a Bribri matriarchal tradition of ceremonial preparation, and a commodity to die for.

With painful memories of residential schools still burning, "Pituamkek" - a proposed National Park Reserve for PEI - may become a place of healing for the Mi'kmaw while restoring hope and pride.

Burnley "Rocky" Jones and Joan Jones were prominent Black activists during the Civil Rights Movement in Canada, and their impact is still being felt in the African Nova Scotian Community.