TV Schedule for Eastlink - Charlottetown, PEI
Friday, January 2nd TV listings for Eastlink - Charlottetown, PEI
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S08/E10 Fiere acadiennes, Tina Peters-White a toujours donne une grande importance a la langue francaise. Elle fait une grande difference au sein de la communaute acadienne et francophone.
S21E10: It's our holiday theme show, the Wedgeport Legion is supporting community members in need of hospital beds, Bonita makes us Christmas Jam, and we have a feature on Newfoundland curling legend, Brad Gushue.
S16/E7 Matt Beardsley speaks with author and former Managing Editor of The Guardian newspaper, Gary MacDougall about his latest book, A Newsie from the Valley, The Memoir of a PEI Paper Boy.
S5E3 Meet Sacha and John, who were guided toward their dream cottage by a lighthouse, and Chris, who found his happy place on a remote riverbank.
S1E11: In this episode we see a unique hybrid sword pistol weapon, see how Navy uniforms evolved, and learn of an interesting report documenting several RCAF crashes.
S03E7: Have you heard of SUP? It stands for Stand Up Paddle Boarding and it also stands for super fun, when you give it a try in Hubbards Cove. Check out the scenery from a unique point of view and make a pit stop for a seaside lunch.
S10/E5: Training and Simulation systems at Bluedrop; metal fabrication from Ace Machining; hand-made designer clothing from Poison Pear.
S8E10: 8.10 Corberrie Cider Company - From blossom to bottle, Corberrie Cider Company is crafting beverages that showcase both NS fruits and their Acadian heritage.
S8E11: Garth explores a lifelong collection of die-cast cars, Rebecca reveals how a century-old earring was reimagined into something new, and Bruce uncovered the story of a golden moment in Canadian sports history.
S5E3 Meet Sacha and John, who were guided toward their dream cottage by a lighthouse, and Chris, who found his happy place on a remote riverbank.
S1E2 Nancy heads to the Nova Scotia Folk Art Festival in Lunenburg. This celebration brings together folk-art lovers and creators for a fun-filled gathering. Nancy reconnects with Ransford Naugler for a joyful exploration of art.
S21E10: It's our holiday theme show, the Wedgeport Legion is supporting community members in need of hospital beds, Bonita makes us Christmas Jam, and we have a feature on Newfoundland curling legend, Brad Gushue.
S6E5: Sandy visits the Colchester Historeum Museum and Archives in Truro, where he learns about the history of women in Colchester County.
S16/E7 Matt Beardsley speaks with author and former Managing Editor of The Guardian newspaper, Gary MacDougall about his latest book, A Newsie from the Valley, The Memoir of a PEI Paper Boy.
S8E10: 8.10 Corberrie Cider Company - From blossom to bottle, Corberrie Cider Company is crafting beverages that showcase both NS fruits and their Acadian heritage.
S6E5: Sandy visits the Colchester Historeum Museum and Archives in Truro, where he learns about the history of women in Colchester County.
S8E11: Garth explores a lifelong collection of die-cast cars, Rebecca reveals how a century-old earring was reimagined into something new, and Bruce uncovered the story of a golden moment in Canadian sports history.
S16/E7 Matt Beardsley speaks with author and former Managing Editor of The Guardian newspaper, Gary MacDougall about his latest book, A Newsie from the Valley, The Memoir of a PEI Paper Boy.
S21E10: It's our holiday theme show, the Wedgeport Legion is supporting community members in need of hospital beds, Bonita makes us Christmas Jam, and we have a feature on Newfoundland curling legend, Brad Gushue.
S6E7: Damen Black is the owner of The Good Horse, a new tattoo shop located in the heart of Halifax, on Gottingen Street. He shares his art and his stories, including choosing to invite artist Megan Anthony to join him.
S16E29 No need to check your glasses! Justin compares a XC90 to a CX90! We go head to head with luxurious and spacious SUV's from Volvo vs Mazda. Also, take a road test with the new Toyota Corolla Cross.
S5E11: We handle an air-raid helmet worn by a civilian volunteer during wartime defence. Next, we examine naval propaganda posters as tools of persuasion. Finally, we follow a trail of medals to a hillside in Italy.
S16/E7 Matt Beardsley speaks with author and former Managing Editor of The Guardian newspaper, Gary MacDougall about his latest book, A Newsie from the Valley, The Memoir of a PEI Paper Boy.
S02E11: A panel discussion on the Space Industry with Dr. Kathryn Sullivan, Arad Gharagozli and Stephen Matier. Shot during the 2025 Alumni Days at Dalhousie University.
S2/E2 Host Chijioke Amadi speaks with singer/songwriter Scott Parsons about the release of his new album ' Gates of No Return ', which chronicles the history and forgotten stories of the Black population of PEI.
S4E11: Tom Poirier learned the art of weaving from his mother and continues the tradition creating his handwoven pieces using a traditional loom. Deanne Fitzpatrick is a traditional rug hooker, author, and mentor.
S1/E13 Hosts Julie Pellissier - Lush and Richard Lush speak with Lexis Francis and Emma Pickering about their love of traditional First Nations dance and which dances they love performing the most.
S2/E2 Host Chijioke Amadi speaks with singer/songwriter Scott Parsons about the release of his new album ' Gates of No Return ', which chronicles the history and forgotten stories of the Black population of PEI.
S02E11: A panel discussion on the Space Industry with Dr. Kathryn Sullivan, Arad Gharagozli and Stephen Matier. Shot during the 2025 Alumni Days at Dalhousie University.
S10E11 Tyler Messick is the singer and songwriter behind the Halifax based rock band, Museum Pieces. As a teenager he moved to Nova Scotia, where he has collaborated on many projects including a Grammy winning album, Suburbs.
S21E10: It's our holiday theme show, the Wedgeport Legion is supporting community members in need of hospital beds, Bonita makes us Christmas Jam, and we have a feature on Newfoundland curling legend, Brad Gushue.
S16/E7 Matt Beardsley speaks with author and former Managing Editor of The Guardian newspaper, Gary MacDougall about his latest book, A Newsie from the Valley, The Memoir of a PEI Paper Boy.
S3E10: First we meet Sir Waffles, an ever-friendly pup who is always eager to play. Next up, there is Bee, a lively dog who loves to swim and play. Finally, meet Matty, a quiet but curious pup who enjoys socializing and good snacks!
S8E11: Garth explores a lifelong collection of die-cast cars, Rebecca reveals how a century-old earring was reimagined into something new, and Bruce uncovered the story of a golden moment in Canadian sports history.
Join Bonita in her kitchen where she prepares many traditional and non-traditional Newfoundland and Labrador meals. Bonita makes a Grilled Pizza and a Blueberry Meringue Pie.
S2/E2 Host Chijioke Amadi speaks with singer/songwriter Scott Parsons about the release of his new album ' Gates of No Return ', which chronicles the history and forgotten stories of the Black population of PEI.
S08/E10 Fiere acadiennes, Tina Peters-White a toujours donne une grande importance a la langue francaise. Elle fait une grande difference au sein de la communaute acadienne et francophone.
S10E04 The science of balance and centrifugal force, and how it can be used in some of your favourite amusement park rides. Host: Lorraine Cantin.
S3E10: First we meet Sir Waffles, an ever-friendly pup who is always eager to play. Next up, there is Bee, a lively dog who loves to swim and play. Finally, meet Matty, a quiet but curious pup who enjoys socializing and good snacks!
S10/E6: In celebration of the 10th Anniversary season of Maritime Made, we re-visit three companies who have grown and innovated over the years. Rolls Battery, Eye Candy Signs, and Tri-Star Industries.