If you liked Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown, watch:

CHUCK AND THE FIRST PEOPLE’S KITCHEN

3 nominations, including Best Direction, Lifestyle or Information

From lobster fishing in Chaleur Bay, moose hunting in Newfoundland, to ptarmigan hunting in Nunavut, the 25-year veteran chef travels through forests, rivers and snow-covered landscapes as he prepares world class meals using the resources the land provides. Guided by his mentors, Chuck becomes a privileged witness of the respect Indigenous Peoples have towards nature.

If you liked Stranger Things and The Goonies, play:

ECHO GENERATION

Nominated for Best Video Game Narrative

Echo Generation is a turn-based adventure game with a supernatural twist. Strange things are afoot in Maple Town: A mysterious crash leads a kid, their little sister and pet on a spooky adventure through their hometown. By battling monsters, completing quests and unearthing secrets, the heroes reveal a conspiracy that transcends time.

If you liked High Fidelity and Atlanta, watch:

FOR THE RECORD

8 nominations, including Best Web Program or Series, Fiction, presented with the participation of the Independent Production Fund

Music is the fabric that weaves For the Record’s interconnected characters and stories together, revealing how diverse yet linked we all are as we cope with the challenges along the bumpy road to happiness. Featuring songs from The Beach Boys, Johnny Orlando, Bob Marley, The Weeknd, Nina Simone, and Zeds Dead.

If you liked Shameless, Succession and Schitt’s Creek, watch:

MOONSHINE

6 nominations, including Best Drama Series

Moonshine is a raucous, one-hour dramedy that tells the story of the Finley-Cullens, a dysfunctional clan of adult half-siblings battling for control of the ancestral business, The Moonshine, a ramshackle summer resort, two stars on a good day –and that day was in 1979. It’s an epic tale of lust, legacy and lobster, set against the backdrop of financial hardship, insane tourists, small-town intrigue and a long-buried secret that threatens to annihilate the Finley-Cullens once and for all.

If you liked Pan’s Labyrinth and Beasts of the Southern Wild, watch:

NIGHT OF THE KINGS | LA NUIT DES ROIS

2 nominations, including Best Motion Picture, presented by CBC

A young man is sent to “La Maca”, a prison in the Ivory Coast located in the middle of the forest and run by its prisoners. As the red moon rises, he is appointed by the boss “Blackbeard” to be the new “novel”, and must tell a story till dawn to the other prisoners to survive.

If you liked Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool, Quincy, and The Beatles: Get Back, watch:

OSCAR PETERSON: BLACK + WHITE

7 nominations, including Best Biography or Arts Documentary Program or Series

Oscar Peterson: Black + White delves into the seven-decade career of the jazz master; from his days as a child prodigy in Montreal, to the development of his signature sound on recordings with his trio, and from collaborations with the legends of his era to his brilliant solo performances around the world — as well as his tenacious experiences confronting racism and segregation while touring the United States, which culminated with his epic composition, “Hymn to Freedom.”

If you liked Queer Eye and We’re Here, watch:

SHINE TRUE

Nominated for Best Direction, Factual

Gender expression can be challenging to navigate for non-binary young adults. In each episode, Lucas Silveira and Richie Shazam work with mentors and role models to help a non-binary or trans person explore their inner identity and passion, which they convert into authentic self-expression and the ability to Shine True.

If you liked The Road Forward and nîpawistamâsowin: We Will Stand Up, watch:

WE KNOW THE TRUTH: STORIES TO INSPIRE RECONCILIATION

Nominated for Donald Brittain Award for Best Social/Political Documentary Program, presented by ROGERS

We Know the Truth: Stories to Inspire Reconciliation is a CBC Manitoba documentary that recasts Canada’s history and future through the empowerment of Indigenous people. Meet Indigenous people who are telling the true history of Canada and residential schools, and creating change on their own terms. Reflect with residential school survivors, and be inspired by those who are working hard to keep their culture and languages alive.

If you liked Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, watch:

THE TIME THIEF / L’ARRACHEUSE DE TEMPS

5 nominations, including Adapted Screenplay

In 1988, in Saint-Élie-de-Caxton, an eleven year old boy is worried for his grandmother’s life. Ill and weakened, the elderly storyteller tries to convince her grandson that Death no longer exists. Her story will bring back to life the extraordinary people from the village in 1927 who, by using incredible tricks, will eliminate the looming Death that threatens them. From now on, death will coincide with the birth of legends.

If you liked Wishbone and Magic Tree House, watch:

XAVIER RIDDLE AND THE SECRET MUSEUM

2 nominations, including Best Writing, Animation

Xavier Riddle and the Secret Museum is a comedy-driven animated adventure based on Brad Meltzer and Christopher Eliopoulos’ best-selling kids book series, “Ordinary People Change The World.” Follow the adventures of Xavier, Yadina, and Brad, as they travel back in time to meet famous heroes of the past and learn how to be their own heroes of the present!