Saturday, November 17th TV listings for AMI-tv East
At age two, Kelly Falardeau was horrifically burned in an accident. Since that day, she has resisted being the 'ugly, scar-faced girl' and defined for herself what beauty really means, in a time of unprecedented social pressure.
Growing Sense A Time to Reap
It's time to call it a day at the urban farm's year-end Hootenany. Rosmarie joins Milena to put the garden to bed, and plans are made for a home cooked harvest meal. For Milena and Rosmarie it's been a season of growth, in the garden and in their lives.
Our Community Just Watch Me
The story of how a video contest ignited entrepreneurship in Manitoba and Saskatchewan's disability communities.
On this episode of AMI This Week, we get playful with polar bears, meet director Spencer MacKay to talk about his short film Same Nightmare, and chat with Vancouver fibre artist Sola Fiedler. Plus, a visit to the newly-unveiled Royal Alberta Museum.
In this edition of AMI This Week, we learn more about our Edmonton presenter Alex Smyth, visit the Millbrook Cultural and Heritage Centre in the Mi'kmaq community of Millbrook First Nation, and play some power wheelchair hockey in Ottawa.
Murdoch Mysteries Brother's Keeper
When Watts kills a man in self-defense and Murdoch uncovers the victim's criminal past, questions surround Watts' story.
At age two, Kelly Falardeau was horrifically burned in an accident. Since that day, she has resisted being the 'ugly, scar-faced girl' and defined for herself what beauty really means, in a time of unprecedented social pressure.
Jesse Stone: No Remorse (2010)
Police Chief Jesse Stone, who was suspended by the Paradise, Massachusetts town council, begins moonlighting for his friend, and pours his energy into his work in an effort to push away his twin demons: booze and women.
On this episode of AMI This Week, we get playful with polar bears, meet director Spencer MacKay to talk about his short film Same Nightmare, and chat with Vancouver fibre artist Sola Fiedler. Plus, a visit to the newly-unveiled Royal Alberta Museum.
There's Something You Should Know Two Blind Dates
Eyes for the Job Murphy's Law
If something can go wrong, it will. It's Murphy's Law - and it's Chris and Alex's curse - as they build a stylish Murphy bed and fold-up breakfast nook.
Blind Sighted With Kelly MacDonald
Kelly visits the set of AMI's cooking show, Four Senses, where he has a cooking throwdown with host Carl Heinrich. He also interviews blind adventurer Ruth Bieber about her trip to South America and the Shane Scott band plays live in the studio.
Hack All Night Long
A woman about to deliver a baby makes the first of several offbeat detours for Mike.
Murdoch Mysteries Drowning in Money
When a wealthy high society couple is found drowned in their pool in an apparent double suicide, Murdoch suspects murder.
Challenges and Change Frank Smith: NEADS
This week on Challenges and Change, Craig Oliver is at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, QC, where he talks with Frank Smith, the coordinator for the National Educational Association of Disabled Students (NEADS).
Challenges and Change Shawn Marsolais
Shawn Marsolais speaks with Craig Oliver about starting Blind Beginnings, an organization to help children living with vision loss and their parents.
Eyes for the Job (Pump) Organ Donor
Beauty is something special and worth saving, and it's not every day two pump organs show up on your doorstep. Chris and Alex put their imaginations to work to pump new life into these antiques.
Eyes for the Job Reduce, Reuse, Re-LOVE
It's one thing to upcycle. It's a whole other level to Re-Love! Chris and Alex fall for the idea of adding love to some old furniture. The results are spectacular. Reduce, Reuse, Re-Love!
At age two, Kelly Falardeau was horrifically burned in an accident. Since that day, she has resisted being the 'ugly, scar-faced girl' and defined for herself what beauty really means, in a time of unprecedented social pressure.
A Raisin in the Sun (1961)
A black woman uses her late husband's life insurance to build a better world for her children.
Our Community Just Watch Me
The story of how a video contest ignited entrepreneurship in Manitoba and Saskatchewan's disability communities.
A Raisin in the Sun (1961)
A black woman uses her late husband's life insurance to build a better world for her children.
Our Community Just Watch Me
The story of how a video contest ignited entrepreneurship in Manitoba and Saskatchewan's disability communities.
A Raisin in the Sun (1961)
A black woman uses her late husband's life insurance to build a better world for her children.