Rick travels to schools to announce the winners of the Spread the Net Student Challenge.

Rick joins cadets on a parachute tower in CFB Trenton; Rick goes to a gentleman's expo in Toronto.

Rick tries out a self-driving car; Rick attends the annual Griz Days winter festival in Fernie, B.C.

Rick joins the officers at the Canadian Police College; Ontario MPP Jagmeet Singh shows Rick how to tie a turban.

Rick is in Ottawa to try Ice Dragon Boat Racing with an all-female team, and then he heads to Parliament Hill to help build a temporary House of Commons as restoration begins.

The best of the Mercer Report 2016; Rick cares for a polar bear cub; Rick goes paragliding in B.C.

Rick attends the Polar Plunge in Edmonton; on the job with the Edmonton Police Service.

Rick tests and maintains the ice highway between Inuvik and Tuktoyaktuk; Rick goes to an indoor skiing and snowboarding facility in Vaughan, Ontario.

Rick joins in at the annual Sunrise Festival in Inuvik, N.W.T.; at Westpark Healthcare Centre, Rick learns how prosthetics are made and worn.

Rick learns to play broomball; at the annual pet show in Mississauga, Rick plays Santa.

A society re-creates the medieval world; Rick judges a cheese-making competition in Belleville.

Rick trains with Ontario's air ambulance brigade and a bike polo team.

Rick goes paragliding in Revelstoke, B.C.; a charity organization in Toronto builds ramps to make the city accessible for all.

In Kamloops, Rick joins the BC Search Dog Association for training; Rick attends the Morden Corn and Apple Festival.

Rick participates in the annual Fort Fright event at the most haunted place in Canada; Rick learns traditional wood-carving techniques in Haida Gwaii, B.C.

Rick tours the Gwaii Haanas National Park in Haida Gwaii, B.C.

Rick takes care of seals at Memorial University's Ocean Sciences Centre; Rick learns traditional Polish dances at the largest Polish festival in North America.

Rick joins Mermaids International at Stanley Park; Rick flies a two-person gyroplane.