From a media release:
CBC today announced broadcast and streaming premiere dates for its winter 2022 slate of programming, including over 20 new and returning original series from Canadian creators, producers and storytellers across all genres. The new winter primetime schedule launches Sunday, January 2 on CBC TV and the free CBC Gem streaming service.
WINTER 2022 SCHEDULE – CBC TV & CBC GEM:
All following times local with the exception of Newfoundland, please add half an hour to all times.
MONDAYS
7:30PM – FAMILY FEUD CANADA
8PM – MURDOCH MYSTERIES; Season 15 continues January 3
9PM – THE PORTER premieres February 21
TUESDAYS
8PM – THIS HOUR HAS 22 MINUTES; Season 29 continues January 4
8:30PM – SON OF A CRITCH premieres January 4
9PM – WORKIN’ MOMS returns for Season 6 on January 4
9:30PM – The TALLBOYZ are back for a third season on January 25,
WEDNESDAYS
8PM – STILL STANDING returns for Season 7 on January 5
8:30PM – RUN THE BURBS premieres January 5
9PM – PRETTY HARD CASES returns for Season 2 on January 5
THURSDAYS
8PM – CORONER Season 4 premieres January 6
9PM – THE FIFTH ESTATE continues January 6
FRIDAYS
8PM – MARKETPLACE continues on January 7
8:30PM – ARCTIC VETS returns for a second season on January 7
9PM – THE NATURE OF THINGS continues on January 7
CBC GEM ORIGINAL SERIES:
Hosted by Madison Tevlin, WHO DO YOU THINK I AM? begins streaming Friday, January 7, featuring Maddie as she chats with guests one-on-one and connects with people who, like herself, are often misinterpreted and misperceived.
TRUE DATING STORIES returns with Season 3 on Friday, January 28. Whether it’s true romance or a night gone horribly wrong, this series offers the greatest real dating stories ever told, reenacted by performers with all the drama, romance and comedy they deserve.
BEST IN MINIATURE is a unique competition series premiering Friday, February 11. Hosted by Aba Amuquandoh (This Hour Has 22 Minutes), the show follows 11 competitors from around the world as they build their dream homes in miniature form.
CBC SPORTS:
As Canada’s Olympic and Paralympic Network, CBC will provide the compelling coverage and award-winning storytelling that audiences have come to expect, leading up to, during and after the OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES BEIJING 2022 (February 4 – 20) and PARALYMPIC WINTER GAMES (March 4 – 13). In addition to Olympic coverage, CBC SPORTS will continue to keep Canadians connected to the world of high-performance sport through weekly staple ROAD TO THE OLYMPIC GAMES, available on CBC TV and CBC Gem, as well as live streams of key competitions on cbcsports.ca and the CBC Sports app. Upcoming events include: The Alpine Skiing World Cup, kicking off this weekend in Lake Louise; and the Canadian National Figure Skating Championships in January where Canada’s Olympic Team will be determined.
CBC KIDS:
Hosted by musician Melanie Doane and premiering Saturday, January 8, new original series UKULELE U encourages young viewers at home to sing, move, and learn along with a cast of kids known as the UKE TROUPE.
