How Pipe Nation is content despite a pandemic. The Alberta-made TV production shoots for the stars in a pilot TV show.

In this episode of Untold Stories with Serena Mah, Serena sits down with two former CTV News colleagues Stacey Brotzel and Rob Williams, after they were fired as anchors on CTV Morning Live. The emotional conversation centres on change, redefining yourself in a pandemic and what that’s like after years as television journalists.

It’s Thanksgiving and a seed of goodwill is feeding those who are facing food insecurity. The story of a man, who became a farmer overnight and is creating a bounty to help others.

COVID-19 has led to an escalation of anti-Asian sentiment, which is fuelling fear, violence and scapegoating. We talk about racism, identity and belonging, which sparked the creation of a new anti-racism network.

In this episode of Untold Stories, Serena continues the conversation about COVID-19, with a focus on our kids. Many families continue to face the realities of an extended lockdown due to a global pandemic, and it can be particularly daunting for children. Tammy Woroshuk, a registered social worker, and Shauna Benoit, a registered psychologist talk about ways families can manage anxiety and uncertainty in these times.

COVID-19 has stalled most businesses except essential services such as healthcare and grocers. We talk to the Edmonton Downtown Farmers Market and how vendors are dealing with the impact. Plus, a bonus unaired interview recorded before the pandemic turned everything upside down. Hear the story behind a popular kombucha vendor, from one of the founders.

In this episode we highlight humanity emerged though a new reality because of the COVID-19 global pandemic. We shed a light on a group effort to help those living on the margins and why it’s important to create opportunity to build community.

In this episode we highlight a retreat for women’s history month. An event to inspire connection, laughter and some tears.

In this episode of Untold Stories with Serena Mah we explore human rights violations and follow the journey of Mark Cherrington. Many describe him as a Good Samaritan he calls himself “a pain in the butt” someone who champions justice and challenges the system. Learn more about the Coalition for Justice and Human Rights and how you can help.

In this first episode of Untold Stories with Serena Mah we feature the strength, courage and sacrifice of a woman who blazed a trail for her family. We hear the story of a Chinese family and the struggle to make it in a new country. It’s about family duty and tenacity and how three cultures merge on one First Nation. This is a personal story dedicated to the host’s family and how her mother, Kim Mah, made an imprint.