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A group of misfits, artists, and drug users operates a renegade safe injection site in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside.

A few years prior to the COVID pandemic, Hui Wang returned to Wuhan, China, to reconnect with her aging grandparents, who were her childhood caregivers. Now that they are in their late 80s, the pace of life in their modest home has slowed considerably, but they remain as active as possible in their quiet but rapidly transforming neighbourhood. Navigating various maladies, their humorous domestic bickering is loving evidence of a codependent couple's deep bonds developed after spending the better part of a century together. Reflecting on both the joyful and difficult times and clearly rejuvenated by their granddaughter's company, they recount China's history through personal experiences during Japanese occupation during World War II and the subsequent Cultural Revolution. Wang balances her gentle observations between listening to her grandparents' stories before the memories fade and witnessing the stark realities of bodies failing in their twilight years. The result is an unvarnished yet affectionate family portrait of a quiet generation.

The lives of three men and their families in Calgary, Canada are torn apart by the violent actions of police officers and a justice system that refuses to hold them accountable.

Lynda and Max are patients at Vancouver's Crosstown clinic, a radical treatment program that provides injection drug users with free medical-grade heroin.

A meditative glimpse into the lives of two women with disabilities who spent decades living together on a remote Portuguese island.

Welcome to Bloorcourt, one of Toronto's most diverse neighbourhoods. Small business owners from all over the world have made this one of the most vibrant parts of Toronto. Meet some of these immigrant entrepreneurs and hear about their dreams, struggles, victories, and the unexpected ways in which they've changed. An intimate journey into the kitchens and behind the counters of small businesses where cultures and traditions are preserved, shared, and evolve. Businesses include African Palace, Art Ink Collective, Courense Bakery, The Empire, La Bella Managua, Pam's Roti, Tierra Azteca, and Wire's Variety.

Calgary residents say police brutality tore their lives apart - and the justice system has failed to hold officers accountable.