Season 2
Episodes

1. Skidegate, BC
2016-06-14
Jonny fries up a big batch of fresh donuts, busts out the chainsaw to carve his very own totem pole, and picks up a fierce game of hoops.

2. Vanastra, ON
2016-06-21
Jonny loads boxes of 'nipples' (pipeline fittings), gets up-close and personal with a swarm of chickens, and tries his hand at a game of curling.

3. Georgetown, P.E.I.
2016-06-28
Jonny does some heavy 'mussel' lifting, goes back to grade school, and gets acquainted with the town ghost.

4. Fort Coulonge, Que.
2016-07-05
Jonny pampers the town's furry friends, samples a taste of maple heaven, and ziplines through the trees to catch a breathtaking view.

5. Telkwa, BC
2016-07-12
Jonny discovers the art of sausage stuffing, gets his boots dirty on some rugged terrain, and learns about a horticulturist's plans to grow medical marijuana.
6. Eganville, Ont.
2016-07-19
Jonny goes spelunking, takes on a paper route, and gets his squares in order for bingo night.

7. McAdam, N.B.
2016-07-26
Jonny visits a floundering community that is looking to its historic railway to get back on track.
8. Inuvik, N.W.T.
2016-08-02
Jonny visits an oil town excited for the completion of a new highway that will complete Canada’s road network from coast to coast to coast.

9. Omemee, Ont.
2016-08-23
Jonny meets Neil Young's childhood friend, takes rifle shooting lessons from the town doctor, and goes adventure diving in a swimming pool.
10. Stanstead, Que.
2016-08-30
Jonny puts on a "hard rock" show, straddles the Canada-US border, and picks up a game of shinny.
11. Pilot Mound, Man.
2016-09-06
This small Manitoba town got its hockey rink thanks to a ballsy fundraising idea: a calendar of men 55 and over, in the buff.

12. Mabou, N.S.
2016-09-13
Jonny tears up the trails with a member of The Rankin Family, picks up some conversational Gaelic, and helps welcome a Syrian refugee family to the Maritimes.

13. Maple Creek, Sask.
2016-09-20
Jonny meets a trio of new Canadians who helped their small Saskatchewan town recover from a devastating flood by restoring its beloved 19th-century hotel.