TV Schedule for Eastlink - Clarenville/Gloverton, NL
Wednesday, November 11th TV listings for Eastlink - Clarenville/Gloverton, NL
Northwood Broadcasting Club.
S1E1: On this episode, we look at items that speak to the trying times faced in World War I and II. A pay book of records, a gas detection kit, and medal groupings passed down through family, are all time capsules of warfare.
S1E10: On this episode, we look at a treasured World War I diary that provides insights into the life of a soldier, a timepiece that has seen times without peace, as well as an impressive trio of early war medals.
S1E11: On this episode, we look at items that belonged to Canadian war heroes. From medals of honour, to an impressive tea set, these items carry on the legacy of a generation who sacrificed it all in the name of freedom.
S2E4: We examine a backpack with possible ties to the Halifax 64th Battalion, a Canadian Women Army Corps trailblazer, and a ship's chronometer recovered from the Battle of the Atlantic.
S3E1: We examine the medals of a Royal Canadian Navy cook who received an unexpected gesture, the memory of a Banshee pilot lost at sea and the story of a young Nova Scotian who served with the US Marine Corps during WWII.
S3E6: We build a profile of a Canadian soldier through an archive of papers and photographs detailing his experience in The Great War and see how a simple shovel-turned-informal trophy showcases the playful side of submariner culture.
S3E11: We examine a collection of WW1 badges and the 1919 publication Fight for Freedom which glimpses into one Nova Scotian family's military service. Then, a WWI pilot's helmet worn in an era without safety standards.
S3E12: We discuss how innovation drove WWII and the ways in which military branches like the RCN benefited. Then examine a Carrier Pigeon Basket once used by the RCAF and an unknown soldier's good-luck charm.
S4E1: We look at the personal effects of a Nursing Sister who served during World War 1, a Chief Petty Officers uniform, and learn the history behind a World War 2 pilot's hat.
S4E5: We revisit six military artifacts that now live on as cherished and respected family heirlooms.
S5E1: We read into the diary from just hours before the assault on Passchendaele, examine WWII ship identification models designed to prevent friendly fire, then follow the journey of Hugh Breckenridge.
S5E8: We examine the D-Day memoir and secret photographs of a landing-craft engineer. We trace the evolution of gas masks, from improvised to engineered. Finally, a naval-aviation painting and logs from the Battle of the Atlantic.
RT Cooks It! celebrates the joy of food, and the art of intuitive cooking. Hosted by Chris Rowntree, we take viewers on a culinary adventure where recipes are discarded, and inspiration is the main ingredient.
S6E4: Today on Militaria, Gary examines Queen's Own Rifles cap badges, Chara and Julie examine a Household Cavalry bandsman's jacket from Queen Victoria's reign, and Mark takes a look at letters from a Nova Scotian Spitfire pilot.
Join Host, Morgan Jessome, as we give a fresh look at the people and places that shape the unique communities of the Atlantic Provinces. Enjoy local good news stories about your own neighbours and friends!
Bobby Evans sings some of your old country favourites with some traditional Newfoundland and Labrador songs thrown in for good measure.
S07E11 Revisit Edition - Foodie Elite Chris Mask visits Radical Garden in Timmins and Leslie's in Sudbury.
E3E4: Nancy gets her hands dirty with Ivan Higgins, creating a concrete sculpture of her own. Along the way, Ivan reveals more about his drawings, his process and the ideas hiding behind his incredible creations.
S1E4: The profound understanding that every guest is family is Hakan Uluer's North Star. His unique blend of heartfelt welcome and meticulous detail transforms his ventures into a cherished home defined by true hospitality.
Interesting interviews, timely current event coverage, local entertainment and cultural features. Produced by Rogers TV.
S13E4 Host Darrin Harvey interviews some of the best musicians from the East Coast Music Industry. On this week's show Darrin sits down with guitar virtuoso, Connor Fox.
S15/E02 This week we check out a skeet shooting competition in St. Bride's. Then we head over to Flat Bay to attend their annual powwow. Finally, we talk to Terry Hart.
S1E13: Found on the waterfront of Yarmouth, NS, Warehouse 87 contains a lot of history in its walls. Our investigators explore the forgotten items found within and shed some light on the mysteries they may hold.
Bobby Evans sings some of your old country favourites with some traditional Newfoundland and Labrador songs thrown in for good measure.
S03E04: Part 2 of the 2026 Sackville Sports Wall of Fame Induction.
S15/E02 This week we check out a skeet shooting competition in St. Bride's. Then we head over to Flat Bay to attend their annual powwow. Finally, we talk to Terry Hart.
S1E4: The profound understanding that every guest is family is Hakan Uluer's North Star. His unique blend of heartfelt welcome and meticulous detail transforms his ventures into a cherished home defined by true hospitality.
S9E4: Cees inspects a raffle ticket issued in the days following the Halifax Explosion. Rebecca uncovers a Victorian-era silver spoon caddy. Garth examines a set of early cameras passed down through one family.
The Bugs and Debbie Greene Show
Join Bugs and Debbie for a Newfoundland Cabin Party.
S13E4 Host Darrin Harvey interviews some of the best musicians from the East Coast Music Industry. On this week's show Darrin sits down with guitar virtuoso, Connor Fox.
S03E04: Part 2 of the 2026 Sackville Sports Wall of Fame Induction.
RT Cooks It! celebrates the joy of food, and the art of intuitive cooking. Hosted by Chris Rowntree, we take viewers on a culinary adventure where recipes are discarded, and inspiration is the main ingredient.
Kyle restores his first double bit axe, which begins as a rusty old piece of steel from Nippers Harbour, NL. See sharpening, carving a handle, leather-crafting, and more.
Join Chef Gary Gosse as he grills your favourite foods on the barbecue. This week Gary grills up a marinated pork tenderloin and serves it with grilled apples and a maple corn salad.
S15/E02 This week we check out a skeet shooting competition in St. Bride's. Then we head over to Flat Bay to attend their annual powwow. Finally, we talk to Terry Hart.
S5E3: We meet Karma, a sleek runner who can switch into full couch-potato mode without warning, Timbre, who grew up on the road, and Jojo, a service dog and a true partner.
Join Bonita in her kitchen where she prepares many traditional and non-traditional Newfoundland and Labrador meals. Bonita makes a tasty and quick Ambrosia salad and a delicious Roasted Vegetable and Feta Soup.
Join Chef Gary Gosse as he grills your favourite foods on the barbecue. This week Gary grills up a marinated pork tenderloin and serves it with grilled apples and a maple corn salad.
RT Cooks It! celebrates the joy of food, and the art of intuitive cooking. Hosted by Chris Rowntree, we take viewers on a culinary adventure where recipes are discarded, and inspiration is the main ingredient.
S15/E02 This week we check out a skeet shooting competition in St. Bride's. Then we head over to Flat Bay to attend their annual powwow. Finally, we talk to Terry Hart.
Join Host, Morgan Jessome, as we give a fresh look at the people and places that shape the unique communities of the Atlantic Provinces. Enjoy local good news stories about your own neighbours and friends!
In this special two-part episode, we take a look back at all three seasons with guests Rick Lambe, Ted Rowe, Chris Ledrew and Derek Harrington with your host, Larry Foley.
The Bugs and Debbie Greene Show
Join Bugs and Debbie for a Newfoundland Cabin Party.
Join Bonita in her kitchen where she prepares many traditional and non-traditional Newfoundland and Labrador meals. Bonita makes a tasty and quick Ambrosia salad and a delicious Roasted Vegetable and Feta Soup.