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Psychiatrist Henri Lacombe heads the Institut national de santé mentale. His wife, Anne Beaulieu, is a consulting psychologist. Henri's world is turned upside down the day Anne fails to show up at the restaurant where they are due to meet.

Isabelle Gagnon, a single mother of three children, shows that custody can be shared, but the concerns are constant. To get there, you sometimes have to turn corners when it comes to friendships and finding your soul mate.

Alourdis par le poids de leur passé, tentant à la fois de foncer dans le tas et de fuir leurs problèmes, Carla et Ugo devront décider si la collision entre leurs personnalités explosives créera un feu d'artifice ou les brûlera de l'intérieur... et s'ils ont vraiment envie de se rendre au fil d'arrivée.

-"Vestiaires" portrays a club of swimmers (in Quebec, Canada) who train every week in the pool.

Story of a junior hockey team "Les Draveurs", involving several teenage hockey players and a recently separated assistant coach in a fictional Quebec town named "Montferrand".

Janette Bertrand will soon blow out her 100 candles. This intimate documentary, interspersed with archive footage, pays tribute to this great lady, who devoted her life to popular education and breaking taboos. Through her daily life as a woman almost a hundred years old, Janette takes stock of her career.

-While a dizzying heat wave hits Montreal (in Canada) and plunges the city into a general torpor, the inhabitants of the Saint-Henri district are prey to events that reason cannot explain.

Becoming parents has not broken the ties that unite Nadine, Kamyar, Annie, Philippe and Josée. On the contrary, it is the humor and the frankness that allows this long-standing friendship that allows them to - survive their children.

A story how Jack Nicholson became Jack, one of the most famous film stars.

-In "Baby-Boom", we follow three Generation Y couples who are preparing to become parents, whether the pregnancy is desired, unexpected or downright regretted.

EMOJI-NATION is a reflection on the impact of these little yellow guys on language. EMOJI-NATION is the story of inoffensive pictograms revealing the contemporary Internet, more and more black and less and less free.

-Actor Jean-Nicolas Verreault and his wife Jannie-Karina Gagné, have three special needs daughters and are full of imagination and dedication to give them the best chance in life. With little respite, they dream of a backyard cottage where each member of the family can catch their breath. "La cour est pleine!" is a documentary series that allows us to accompany them in this project and to discover a particularly endearing family.

444 is a psychological thriller following a young man inside a house he doesn't recognize, with a family he doesn't know. He tries to make some sense of what is happening to him but everything keeps changing, his mind is sick. ''Trust the protocol'' is all he can do.

Julie has some exciting news to share with her friends. Reunited for the occasion, the childhood friends decide to have a "Switch and Bitch" night. The principle? Each participants brings clothes she no longer wears in order to exchange them. Some unexpected guests will disrupt Julie's big announcement. The aftermath of the evening will put their friendship to the test, as well as Julie's love life. The girls will have to fix things up. Nothing is spared when friendship is put through the wringer.

-Véro compares perimenopause to the lottery: you can experience 3, 10 or 30 symptoms. In her case, she won the lottery. The first signs came early in her life. So she didn't make the connection between the mood swings, water retention, dry skin, hair loss - and menopause. Before finding comfort, she wandered for years. Loto-Méno is her story, her quest, told with courage and frankness.

-"Il était une forêt" is a journey through Fred Pellerin's forest in Saint-Élie-de-Caxton (in the province of Quebec, Canada). Like a camera on Fred's shoulder, we discover with him the language of the trees, plants, animals and colorful people who cross paths there. Throughout the episodes of the series, we take a look at many aspects of his land: the lake, the woods, the nourishing forest, and the sugaring-off season. Several wildlife experts also come to share their passion and knowledge with Fred so that he can learn how to tame and care for it to keep it healthy for generations to come.

-Ayoub, a young educator of Arab origin, arrives in the world of the daycare "Les petites foufounes" and meets Gabriel, a demagogic educator who wants to rename him Madame Ginette 2.

-As the province of Quebec (in Canada) begins to go wild for their promising band, "Amour amour", Alexandra and Pierre-Olivier separate. Heartbroken, but forced to collaborate, they have to deal with their sudden success, the apartment they still share and the extravagances of their colorful drummer. Behind the scenes of Montreal's boiling music scene, Alexandra and Pierre-Olivier kill their feelings with humor and cruelty, to keep "Amour amour" alive.

On suit les tribulations d'Ariane, 27 ans, nouvellement célibataire, et de ses deux colocs dans la vingtaine, Constance et Bam. À travers leur quotidien peuplé d'erreurs, de petites victoires, d'humiliations et de bouteilles de vin cheaps, les trois filles restent persuadées qu'elles réussiront à s'accomplir... tout en refusant systématiquement d'entrer dans la vie d'adulte.

-In a knowledge-based economy dominated by information technology and written communication, 48% of Canadians and 53% of Quebecers aged 16 to 65 don't have adequate reading and text comprehension skills, and 54% of Canadians and 55% of Quebecers don't have the mathematical skills to function well in everyday life, and at work, where tasks are increasingly complex. This is an alarming national economic issue. It has major negative socio-economic impacts for individuals, businesses and society, and hinders the enrichment of all. The documentary analyzes the situation and proposes win-win solutions for schools, people living in poverty, businesses and society. What are we all waiting for to take action?