Jonny befriends a local socialite with a cannon, narrowly survives a fake Tsunami and discovers the true meaning of hard-core community.

Jonny digs up the dirt on the Rocky Mountain mining town of Coleman, Alberta.

Jonny sails into the seaside town of Souris, P.E.I. to fish with the friendliest folks around.

Jonny meets the larger than life characters of Willow Bunch, Saskatchewan.

As the residents of Berwick, Nova Scotia demonstrate, if you shake the barrel, the big apples will rise to the top.

Jonny visits historic Oil Springs, Ontario – the birthplace of the modern oil industry.

Jonny pans for gold and learns that the true currency in Lytton, B.C. isn’t dollars, it’s trust in the future.

In Manitou, Manitoba, Jonny learns you don’t get to be a town of champions without fighting for your place.

Jonny thumbs his way all the way up to wawawonderful Wawa, Ontario.

Jonny takes a joy ride to “tractor town” Teeswater, Ontario.

Jonny gets marooned in the old western ghost town of Rowley, Alberta.

Jonny rings the liberty bell where freedom reigns in Buxton, Ontario.

Jonny takes the ferry to the edge of the earth, rugged Fogo Island, Newfoundland

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.

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.

Jonny does some heavy 'mussel' lifting, goes back to grade school, and gets acquainted with the town ghost.

Jonny pampers the town's furry friends, samples a taste of maple heaven, and ziplines through the trees to catch a breathtaking view.

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.

Jonny goes spelunking, takes on a paper route, and gets his squares in order for bingo night.

Jonny visits a floundering community that is looking to its historic railway to get back on track.

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.

Jonny meets Neil Young's childhood friend, takes rifle shooting lessons from the town doctor, and goes adventure diving in a swimming pool.

Jonny puts on a "hard rock" show, straddles the Canada-US border, and picks up a game of shinny.

This small Manitoba town got its hockey rink thanks to a ballsy fundraising idea: a calendar of men 55 and over, in the buff.

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.