TV Schedule for Eastlink - Halifax, NS
Friday, September 12th TV listings for Eastlink - Halifax, NS
Northwood Broadcasting Club.
S1E10: Amy is at Imperfections Cafe in Chester, where Chef Blaine shows her how to make an imperfectly perfect clubhouse sandwich and milkshake.
Join Bonita in her kitchen where she prepares many traditional and non-traditional Newfoundland and Labrador meals. Bonita makes Crab au Gratin and Rhubarb Cinnamon Cake.
S3E4: The divers celebrate the annual Ocean Week event in Halifax while an underwater robot explores the hidden world of historic Africville.
S1E4: In this episode, Michelle and Thomas reflect on their time together. They met in 2017 at a music festival where they were both performing. Their wedding in 2023 was a perfect representation of their passion for music.
S5E7 Gabor and Gabrielle have made a name for themselves in the private dining sector. With Gabor?s knowledge as a sommelier and Gabrielle?s skills as a chef; an event by Pertu will leave you satisfied and wanting more!
S1E7 Kejimkujik for Future Generations: While Kejimkujik has been a popular national park for decades, its importance to the Mikmaw people is based on millennia of ancestral history. Ursula Johnson, cultural interpreter, explains.
S1E1 In 1981, Steve O'Regan left an engineering career to join his brother Paul in the automobile business. After some VERY lean years, they grew their company into a juggernaut. Steve O'Regan shares his story on Titans of Business.
S11/E4: Plastic bottle preforms by Trans-Atlantic Preforms; Boiler repair and replacement at Maritime Pressure Works; and yarn and fleece from Cotswold sheep at Gaspereau Valley Fibres.
S6E6: We meet Erin and Shannon whose family home is steeped in history. Next, we visit Dino and Kathy at their seaside haven, where every room offers stunning views of the ocean, and the tranquility of the shoreline.
S1E7 Nancy travels to Millbrook, NS, to meet Mikmaq artist Alan Syliboy, a creative force deeply rooted in his culture and community. Through his stories, she uncovers his journey of resilience, tradition and the healing power of art.
S20E48: We drop by the Boys and Girls Club breakfast, Acadia Hall in Lower Sackville celebrates 100 years, we go on a Night Hike in Truro, and get the scoop on the Black Above the Line Program.
S1E7 Nancy travels to Millbrook, NS, to meet Mikmaq artist Alan Syliboy, a creative force deeply rooted in his culture and community. Through his stories, she uncovers his journey of resilience, tradition and the healing power of art.
S1E7 Giants - Lance's early memories come from when he first moved to Uniacke Square from Spryfield. Lance meets up with a childhood friend to discuss what it takes to help the next generation build on the giant shoulders of the last.
S5E7 Gabor and Gabrielle have made a name for themselves in the private dining sector. With Gabor?s knowledge as a sommelier and Gabrielle?s skills as a chef; an event by Pertu will leave you satisfied and wanting more!
S20E48: We drop by the Boys and Girls Club breakfast, Acadia Hall in Lower Sackville celebrates 100 years, we go on a Night Hike in Truro, and get the scoop on the Black Above the Line Program.
S11/E4: Plastic bottle preforms by Trans-Atlantic Preforms; Boiler repair and replacement at Maritime Pressure Works; and yarn and fleece from Cotswold sheep at Gaspereau Valley Fibres.
S01E06: Nova Scotians were still driving on the left hand side of the road when this car was new. Ian and Debbie MacDonald lovingly care for this 1920 Morris Oxford Bullnose, teaching about its place in automotive history.
S3E4: Alicia and Tyson head out to find out about the different ways people live in vans, including one author who outfitted her van so she can live in it no matter the season.
S6E4: Everything lobster themed awaits you in Pictou, where the Lobster Carnival kicks off in high gear every summer! Try your luck at the lobster crate race, how far will you go?
S3E4: The divers celebrate the annual Ocean Week event in Halifax while an underwater robot explores the hidden world of historic Africville.
S4/E3: Dave Piers of Truro, NS, is one of the most dominant tennis players in the history of the province winning 100 NS Open titles. He talks about his career and his family?s lifelong love of tennis.
S03/E13: Sean chats with Darrin Harvey, host of East Coast Music Unplugged on Eastlink Community TV and morning radio host on Rewind 89.3.
S7E8: In this episode of The Past and the Curious, we delve into the sweet history of colourful honey tins, elegant Grimwade pottery, and early robotics.
S3E3: We examine a 19th-century Brown Bess musket and the history of the British East India Company. Then, an autographed souvenir boasts well wishes for an unknown cast member of Meet the Navy, plus a pair of Carl Zeiss binoculars.
S3E8: Claire Keigan is a modern Textile Artist in Baddeck, NS who blends the old and the new to make her unique funky creations. Mervi Haapakoski is a Master Glass Blower at Glass Artisans Studio and Gallery on the Cabot Trail.
S01E06: Keith Mercer from Parks Canada speaks about the return of the Tides of History exhibit at the Halifax Citadel.
S1E1 In 1981, Steve O'Regan left an engineering career to join his brother Paul in the automobile business. After some VERY lean years, they grew their company into a juggernaut. Steve O'Regan shares his story on Titans of Business.
S1E8: The HEAT team sets their sights on Atlanta, Georgia for the ultimate cheerleading competition. Witness their innovative fundraising efforts and see if they can make their dream of competing a reality.
S1E4: In this episode, Michelle and Thomas reflect on their time together. They met in 2017 at a music festival where they were both performing. Their wedding in 2023 was a perfect representation of their passion for music.
S12E06 Justin Fancy is the definition of East Coast charm. It is no surprise he won the coveted ECMA Fan's Choice Award in 2022.
S1E4: Janet catches some waves at Mavillette Beach in Clare, NS with the Good Wave Project.
S1E4: A look behind the scenes of two affirming churches in Halifax and Truro that celebrate compassion and inclusion for their Pride communities.
S6E7: We visit Raelene at her seaside haven, where family connections grow stronger, and life by the water opens door to new possibilities. Then we join Jim and Betty in a place where family roots run deep in the land.
S1E7 Giants - Lance's early memories come from when he first moved to Uniacke Square from Spryfield. Lance meets up with a childhood friend to discuss what it takes to help the next generation build on the giant shoulders of the last.
S03/E13: Sean chats with Darrin Harvey, host of East Coast Music Unplugged on Eastlink Community TV and morning radio host on Rewind 89.3.
S1E7: Marina found Barry in the woods and wants more insight in to his lineage. Jessica learns the genetic causes behind Kodas bright blue eyes and Maggie has been with Gwen for 12 years, and credits her for helping shape who she is.
S1E7 Kejimkujik for Future Generations: While Kejimkujik has been a popular national park for decades, its importance to the Mikmaw people is based on millennia of ancestral history. Ursula Johnson, cultural interpreter, explains.
S5E7 Gabor and Gabrielle have made a name for themselves in the private dining sector. With Gabor?s knowledge as a sommelier and Gabrielle?s skills as a chef; an event by Pertu will leave you satisfied and wanting more!
S06E14 Yarmouth Recreation's Matthew Smith highlights actions everyone can take to add activity into their daily lives.
S1E7 Nancy travels to Millbrook, NS, to meet Mikmaq artist Alan Syliboy, a creative force deeply rooted in his culture and community. Through his stories, she uncovers his journey of resilience, tradition and the healing power of art.
S09E12 Experiments for kids from 2 to 102, build your own fun mazes and spinning tops. Host Lorraine Cantin.
S1E7: Marina found Barry in the woods and wants more insight in to his lineage. Jessica learns the genetic causes behind Kodas bright blue eyes and Maggie has been with Gwen for 12 years, and credits her for helping shape who she is.
S1E7 Kejimkujik for Future Generations: While Kejimkujik has been a popular national park for decades, its importance to the Mikmaw people is based on millennia of ancestral history. Ursula Johnson, cultural interpreter, explains.