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Omer Blinn was a shipbuilder and captain. He was an Acadian from the St. Mary's Bay area of Nova Scotia. He was a three-masted commercial ship captain and shipyard owner who built the last commercial ship of its kind in Canada: the Maid of England.

Patricia is quite talented, she loves music and she wants to learn the guitar. She is a Huron-Wendate and lives in Wendake, an Indeneous reserve. She is also a member of the Sioui family, which means 'bearers of light'. She agrees to shed light on her ancestry. It's a start!

Émilie is 11 years old. Her mother, Josée, is French Canadian and her father, Rick, is of Japanese descent. She knows a bit about her Japanese culture mostly through her grandmother Shio, but does she know her ancestors? Especially a woman who overcame incredible challenges for her family. It's time she got to know her.

Roxanne has a grandmother who likes to play in the dirt. What she doesn't know yet is that her taste for the earth comes from a remarkable ancestor that she will soon discover. So she sets out to discover her own roots.

In this episode, Bianka is the lucky one. She lives in Victoria, British Columbia and is 12 years old. Like her ancestor, a famous person she doesn't know yet, Bianka has many brothers and sisters. She will take a trip back in time, during which she will discover a truly exceptional ancestor.

This episode of The Quest focuses on the case of Daniel Laurier. Daniel is 14 years old and was born in Toronto. His grandfather's house is where the Laurier family likes to gather. Daniel's paternal grandfather keeps a number of objects in his home that belonged to one of the most important Canadian figures in history…

Philippe, a descendant of a pioneer with an incredible history of passion and perseverance. But what does he know about his ancestor, an innovator whose grand visions and love of storytelling made Canadian seventh art history? Let's go on a fascinating adventure to find out more about his family tree.

This quest explores the Greek origins of a Montrealer, Andrew. The walls of his room are decorated with medals and diplomas that belonged to a person he once knew, but no longer remembers: his grandfather, Dr. Julius Metrakos.

André Laurendeau, a Quebec journalist and intellectual, did not believe in the separation of Quebec. He was a nationalist and believed that the French-Canadian people were the second founding people of Canada, and that they should have a status as such. He was editor-in-chief of the daily newspaper Le Devoir and host of 'Pays et…

Chloe and her friend Natasha have a mission to discover the identity of an ancestor of Chloe. The girls will go on an adventure and try to solve the mission through clues, riddles and key people.