Wapos Bay

To beat hockey hotshot Melanie, T-Bear must learn a new and difficult skill: teamwork

T-Bear and Jacob climb an observation tower. Afraid to come down, they instead stage a sit-in. Meanwhile, Raven really doesn't want to go out on a boat.

Raven just learned to whistle, and doesn't listen as Talon warns her not to do it around the Northern Lights.

T-Bear reluctantly volunteers to give a speech for Remembrance Day, but is surprised to learn who in his own family is a veteran. Raven tries to do something nice for a departing teacher.

Talon wants to get away for a trip with his father, but the only way he can is to finish a week's worth of school work in a few days.

Mushom and the kids spend time in a remote cultural camp. Will T-Bear's carelessness doom the venture?

After meeting new student Elue, whose cousin is a professional hockey player, T-Bear worries that he might not be the school's star athlete anymore.

Raven gets the chicken pox the same week as the carnival.

T-Bear catches some strange creatures on video that may be the legendary Bigfoot. Many outsiders come to town, including a familiar guy named Steve.

Betty, a cousin comes to Wapos Bay confined to a wheelchair. T-Bear learns that he shouldn't avoid her. Meanwhile the annual talent competition has the village abuzz.

Talon has ideas on how to help the village elders. But it's T-Bear who gets the credit and who is pushed into running for office.

It's Halloween and the adults have a scary story to tell the kids. But is it more than just a story?

Kokhum Mary is up for an aboriginal achievement award. The men go hunting for a ceremonial feather in her honor, but find something else entirely.

Raven has to give a report on her cultural identity, while the boys prepare to enter the sweat lodge.

A spirit dog comes to Talon in his dreams, telling him to train for the Indigenous Games. But in what sport?

Raven feels that the women of Wapos Bay are taken for granted. But when she tells Sarah and Kokum, they decide to do something about it.

The boys make a movie for a school project to honor Treaty Day, assisted by visiting film star Adam Beach. But Talon and T-Bear have very different ideas about what the movie should be like.

Jacob wants T-Bear to take up his old hobby, wrestling. How can T-Bear tell him that he's more interested in something else?

On a field trip, Mr. Darien's school class discovers ancient cave paintings. But the boys are more concerned about artists closer to home who have been defacing buildings with graffiti.

The boys try to find Jacob a new wife, while Devon's mother convinces Raven that she needs to wear make-up.

When Jacob discovers a game on T-Bear's computer, he can't stop dancing.

Jacob's house is falling apart, but T-Bear has an idea. Soon reality show host Mike Holmes is in town, much to the delight of the local ladies.

A water outing ends with Devon sick to his stomach, and Talon and T-Bear covered in rashes. Raven befriends a girl at day camp who has a secret.

To drum up pride in Wapos Bay, Jacob takes the boys on a tour and organizes a parade.

Rapper Iced Latte comes to town for a concert. But the local parents don't like the idea. Meanwhile T-Bear wins two tickets and has to decide who to give the other to.