Saturday, February 23rd TV listings for AMI-tv East
Mind Set Go Melanie
Melanie loves teaching others how to tap into the healing properties of crystals, but her own health reflects bad habits picked up in her 20s. The 44-year-old wants to get her blood pressure in check and provide a positive role model for her daughter.
Growing Sense Breaking New Ground
Milena and Rosmarie connect and bond over a shared love of nature. Plans are made for a new and exciting gardening adventure: an accessible garden plot at the Common Roots Urban Farm in Halifax.
Our Community Easter Seals
Campers and counsellors enjoy a new accessible playground at Easter Seals Newfoundland and Labrador in St. John's. Administration, counsellors and campers share experiences and opinions about Easter Seals programs.
Take in the Oppenheimer Park Art Show, and sit down with the president of The Big Brailler Bounce Initiative. Plus, we learn how to make Orecchiette with chef Mary Mammoliti, and how to apply alt-text to Instagram posts.
We delve into the history of deaf sports in Canada, visit the newly re-opened Ottawa Art Gallery, check out Media Day at W. Ross MacDonald school for the blind and deafblind, and participate in a high school photography workshop.
Murdoch Mysteries One Minute to Murder
When a man is electrocuted during a typing contest with Crabtree and Louise Cherry, Murdoch suspects the reporter was the intended target.
Mind Set Go Melanie
Melanie loves teaching others how to tap into the healing properties of crystals, but her own health reflects bad habits picked up in her 20s. The 44-year-old wants to get her blood pressure in check and provide a positive role model for her daughter.
Here Comes the Boom (2012)
In an attempt to prevent cuts to extra-curricular activities at school, a teacher raises money by becoming a mixed martial arts fighter.
Take in the Oppenheimer Park Art Show, and sit down with the president of The Big Brailler Bounce Initiative. Plus, we learn how to make Orecchiette with chef Mary Mammoliti, and how to apply alt-text to Instagram posts.
There's Something You Should Know First Date Nudity
Nutritionist Holly shakes up the lives of her dates by taking one axe-throwing and bares all to the second.
Eyes for the Job Food for Thought on Food for Paint
Chris helps Rebekah take her workshop to a new level by installing French cleat wall storage. They also refurbish an old dresser with richly coloured, non-toxic milk paint to trade for some new-to-them tools.
Blind Sighted With Kelly MacDonald Start with a Bang
Kelly is dared to participate in an axe throwing competition, makes his mark at a shooting range, and reminds us that we are all capable of being rude.
Hack Presumed Guilty
Olshansky searches for the real killer after meeting a man just acquitted of murder.
Murdoch Mysteries Manual for Murder
After the release of Murdoch and Ogden's book, a series of copycat murders begin to take place.
Challenges and Change Todd Nicholson
This week on Challenges and Change, Craig Oliver speaks with Todd Nicholson, five-time Paralympian, Chef de Mission of the 2018 PyeongChang Paralympic Games, and tornado survivor.
Challenges and Change Carrie Anton
Technology guru Carrie Anton joins Craig Oliver in Kananaskis Country to discuss the narrowing gap between disability and no disability thanks to the digital era.
Attitude Living With Parkinsons: Clyde New
Attitude Kyren & The Mystery World of Sight
Mind Set Go Melanie
Melanie loves teaching others how to tap into the healing properties of crystals, but her own health reflects bad habits picked up in her 20s. The 44-year-old wants to get her blood pressure in check and provide a positive role model for her daughter.
Stone Cold (2005)
An L.A. homicide detective leaves the big city to become a police chef of a quiet fishing town. However, a series of murders force him to face his old demons in order to track down the killer.
Challenges and Change Dr. Gail Beck
Royal Ottawa Mental Health Centre psychiatrist Dr. Gail Beck joins Craig Oliver to discuss the challenges involved with youth mental health, and reaching out to them for treatment.
Our Community Easter Seals
Campers and counsellors enjoy a new accessible playground at Easter Seals Newfoundland and Labrador in St. John's. Administration, counsellors and campers share experiences and opinions about Easter Seals programs.
Stone Cold (2005)
An L.A. homicide detective leaves the big city to become a police chef of a quiet fishing town. However, a series of murders force him to face his old demons in order to track down the killer.
Take in the Oppenheimer Park Art Show, and sit down with the president of The Big Brailler Bounce Initiative. Plus, we learn how to make Orecchiette with chef Mary Mammoliti, and how to apply alt-text to Instagram posts.
Our Community Easter Seals
Campers and counsellors enjoy a new accessible playground at Easter Seals Newfoundland and Labrador in St. John's. Administration, counsellors and campers share experiences and opinions about Easter Seals programs.
Stone Cold (2005)
An L.A. homicide detective leaves the big city to become a police chef of a quiet fishing town. However, a series of murders force him to face his old demons in order to track down the killer.
Growing Sense Breaking New Ground
Milena and Rosmarie connect and bond over a shared love of nature. Plans are made for a new and exciting gardening adventure: an accessible garden plot at the Common Roots Urban Farm in Halifax.