Our friends have settled into a comfortable routine which is quickly interrupted when they’re brought to a halfway “camp” for people with special abilities. In the past they demonstrated an inability to control their powers and have been offered, more or less without a choice, the opportunity to learn how to control their powers under the guidance of more experienced power users.

The “Detention Adventure” team are at it again, trying to uncover the secret hidden within Group of Seven member Lawren Harris’ painting. Their investigation is interrupted when they are sent to Island School, a dilapidated camp meant for top academic students to unplug and explore new paths and interests among nature. However, the core four come to realize there is more to the island than just campfires and sing-a-longs, and it might just hold the answers they’re looking for.

The series follows the journey of a single-parent family, struggling to survive in the increasingly precarious Grand Toronto Area. When Manuela and her family are threatened of being completely ousted by growing urban and modern real estate developments, the teenager decides to fight back, determined to protect her home and neighborhood.

The series presents the conversations of seven grandmother-granddaughter duos grouped into eight thematic episodes. The discussions of each of the duos intertwine to paint a diverse portrait of women's experiences in Quebec. Between the anecdotal and the historical, between the personal and the social experiences, struggles and choices of each generation, these encounters will allow us to take a tender and original look at the delicate issue of feminism.

Poutiner is a borderless homage to poutines created in less than favorable conditions. Go beyond the fact that most of these poutines are blasphemous to the original Quebec recipe, travel around the world and discover instead new, cross-cultured versions of the dish. “Poutiner”, it's 21 poutines clumsily assembled with local ingredients in 14 different countries by a guy who simply got lost on the way to the restaurant.

Montreal, Quebec. An apartment building. Three rough childhoods collide. Mélissa, Eddy and Karine live in the same building and from a young age, they have to deal with an environment that crushes grown-ups. The hooker's corner, the violent neighborhood, parents' debauchery parties, bad company, stealing to survive: for them, all this is quite normal, it's their life. Are their parents to blame? Or do they love the best they can? Are we all condemned to reproduce what we have known?

An intergenerational sex comedy exploring the comforts and awkwardness of sex from age 25 to 69. When it comes to millennials and baby boomers, these nuts haven't fallen so far from the family tree.

On a future Earth transformed into a planetary ghetto by alien overlords, Dawkins, a cop-turned-pickpocket, tracks down a missing child about to be sold to the “Boogeys”. The encounter will determine the child’s fate and his redemption.

After an emergency call to save her addicted mother, Claire, nine years old, is taken by social services. She quickly ends up with the only relative she has left: her grandmother Pauline, who lives in a seniors’ residence.

Framed for an epic prank, the “Detention Adventure Four” are joined by a new ally with clues that might help them find Ignatius Cockshutt's lost fortune.

Detectives Patenaude and Detroit are two wacky, immature, and, however, brilliant detectives. For example, when the evidence suggests a suicide, they will prove that it is a murder involving nine pairs of underpants. But they can't even imagine what's cooking right under their nose.