Featured TVO Resources
Canadian And World Studies, Social Sciences And Humanities
The Agenda in the Summer
Host Nam Kiwanuka interviews guests ranging from academics and authors to filmmakers and storytellers, including Rick Steves, Esi Edugyan, Roberta Jamieson and more.
History And Geography, Canadian And World Studies
Main Street Ontario
These short videos visit big cities and small towns across Ontario, revealing what makes each place unique. The series blends playful animation with real voices and archival images to tell local tales.
Social Studies, Canadian And World Studies, Native Studies
TVO Indigenous
Articles and videos about issues that affect Indigenous communities in Ontario and beyond, with an emphasis on stories told from Indigenous perspectives.
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Science And Technology, Science
City Wildlife Rescue
This 12-part series tells the tale of small animals in the big city, and the Toronto Wildlife Centre workers who help them find their way home.
The Arts, Social Studies
Raven’s Quest
Featuring first-person stories told by Indigenous children from across the country, this short video series is geared toward school-aged kids. Each of the 20 episodes visits a different destination, from British Columbia where a Haida Gwaii girl demonstrates how to make a cedar bark basket, to Nova Scotia where a Mi'qmak boy shares his passion for traditional dancing.
Mathematics
Look Kool
A zany show about geometry, jam-packed with skits, songs, cartoons, and 3D special effects. Our host, Hamza, and his mischievous robot cat show viewers how geometry is in everything around us, from roller coasters to Frisbees to ice cream cones. In every episode, real kids help Hamza solve a mathematical mystery.
