The Other Side

At the end of the 15 century two worlds which had stood apart for generations violently collided: The kingdoms of Europe and the indigenous nations of the Americas. Despite being divided by language, culture and technology, it was the things they had in common which drove them to war. The quest for power, the hunger for resources and the will to survive. From the centuries of conflict that followed empires, fortunes and cultures rose and fell. And two new nations would emerge to redraw the map of North America. These are the battles which shaped a continent. These are NATIONS AT WAR.

This food tour takes viewers through the historic and traditional territory of the Okanagan people.

Follows Indigenous men and women in the fast-growing international sport of arm wrestling.

Officers are followed as they respond to calls in the remote community of Lillooet, B.C.

The group has been told that they will be spending the next four weeks immersed into Aboriginal Australia. Other than that, they know nothing about the journey that lies ahead.

A look at how Mohawk ironworkers built some of North America's most recognizable buildings.