documentary HD

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documentary HD is a Canadian television channel focused on non-fiction programming. Its schedule consists primarily of documentary films and series covering topics such as science, nature, history, technology, and current events. The channel broadcasts in high definition and is available through various cable and satellite providers across Canada. Viewers can expect a range of independently produced documentaries alongside acquired content, with an emphasis on factual storytelling and visual detail. The channel does not carry commercial advertising during its documentary segments, allowing for uninterrupted viewing. Programming is presented in English.

Programação
The Nature of Things
00:00 - 01:00
The Nature of Things
Listening to Orcas
Series, Documentary, Science, Nature, Animals
Scientists uncover the complex and emotional lives of the ocean's most intelligent predators.
Betrayal
01:00 - 03:00
Betrayal
Documentary
A former insider to Charles Taylor's regime becomes a whistleblower, risking his life to expose the dictator's brutal crimes; was he wrong for doing the right thing, or was justice worth the cost?
Black Life: Untold Stories
03:00 - 04:00
Black Life: Untold Stories
Haven But No Heaven
Series, Documentary
An unflinching examination of slavery in Canada that dispels the myth of Canada as a safe haven for Black people.
Black Life: Untold Stories
04:00 - 05:00
Black Life: Untold Stories
Revolution Remix
Series, Documentary
Exploring two era-defining Black empowerment events in the 1960s Montreal, including the Sir George Williams affair, regarded as the largest student riot in Canadian history.
Black Life: Untold Stories
05:00 - 06:00
Black Life: Untold Stories
Northern Beats
Series, Documentary
Pioneers of Canadian hip-hop tell the story of the music, featuring interviews with Maestro Fresh Wes and Michie Mee.
Black Life: Untold Stories
06:00 - 07:00
Black Life: Untold Stories
Haven But No Heaven
Series, Documentary
An unflinching examination of slavery in Canada that dispels the myth of Canada as a safe haven for Black people.