TV Schedule for Eastlink - Halifax, NS
Friday, July 24th TV listings for Eastlink - Halifax, NS
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S2E1: Amy is in Port Williams at the Noodle Guy, where owner Ross and his team give her a crash course on how to make fresh ravioli, and then chef Mel introduces her to bulgogi soba noodles.
Join Bonita in her kitchen where she prepares many traditional and non-traditional Newfoundland and Labrador meals. Bonita makes an Apple cake and a Chunky Potato and Bacon salad.
S4E10: One last stop leads Jenn and April to their final dive along the Cabot Trail, and then the divers search for a new aquatic species at Rainbow Haven Beach.
S2E10: In this episode of Reel Weddings, Holly and Jesse reflect on their relationship that started at the age of 15. Their wedding day was planned to perfection by Holly, complete with a choreographed dance.
S1/E1: Dance: Love to dance but don't have many moves? We've got professionals Chitsanzo, Maria, Darshini, and Hasmeet to teach you, there's more to dance than just the steps.
S1E1 Lnui-npisun (Traditional Medicine) Saving the traditional knowledge of natural medicines, Tuma Young teaches the benefits of Mikmaw natural species that can literally be found and grown in your very own backyard.
S1E4 A lawyer by education, Diane Campbell took a chance and purchased a retirement residence in 1994. Since that time, she has opened 3 others and built The Berkeley into an admired business.
S8/E4: Tatamagouche Ice Creamery creates artisanal small batch ice cream; hand-made fused glass art from School Street Studio Glass; enviro-friendly, sustainable cleaning products from Bebbington Industries.
S7E13: We visit Geoffrey, Charlotte, and Gordon. Charlotte and Gordon took a leap in the early 1970s, buying a 19th-century seaside hotel and reshaped it into a homestead surrounded by family.
S9E6: Gloria chats with Tim Rissesco, Chief Executive Officer of the Downtown Dartmouth Business Association. They talk about the economic boom happening in Downtown Dartmouth.
S21E39: Catch some waves as we go surfing in Lawrencetown, PEI singer/songwriter Scott Parsons has new music, and try some vegan cooking in Yarmouth at Café Caye Mangé.
S1E12 Nancy travels to Port Hawkesbury to reconnect with the members of Friends United, an Indigenous artists initiative. Nancy explores the impact of this innovative group while immersing herself in the beauty of Indigenous art.
S1E10: Join hosts Sara and Clare for a scenic wine tasting at Benjamin Bridge winery before glamping in a stunning dome tent on the lake at Sunken Escapes. They wrap up their getaway with a round of golf at Island Green Golf Course.
S1E10: Swim the Canal - Once a year you can swim through the St. Peters Canal. Join Kristyn as she talks to event coordinators and volunteers, then attempts the swim herself!
Live from the Mainland Common in Halifax, NS on Tuesday, July 21, 2026: Nova Scotia Senior Baseball League - Dartmouth Dry vs. Halifax Mets.
S4E10: One last stop leads Jenn and April to their final dive along the Cabot Trail, and then the divers search for a new aquatic species at Rainbow Haven Beach.
He might be the greatest softball player in the history of the planet. An unhittable fastball and a powerful bat made Mark Smith a rarity, and a fixture on the Canadian National team for nearly two decades.
S1/E12: Purple Day founder Cassidy brings epilepsy awareness to everyone on one special day of the year. Meanwhile, Champion Trayvone has found his voice and is standing up for social justice issues.
S1E1 An unexpected gift aims to stay in the family, a liberating style jazzes up revolutionary era, and the proliferation of a 1950s diner staple is music to teenage ears.
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.
S2E1: We examine a Normandy Briefing Map, a tool that shaped the success of D-Day. Next, we highlight the resilience of a Canso pilot, and then we explore the humanitarian impact of HMCS Cape Scotts mission to Easter Island.
S02E07: Dr. Kathryn D. Sullivan, American geologist and former NASA Astronaut, looks ahead at the possibilities that are unfolding within the space community. Presentation at the 2025 Dalhousie Aurum Awards.
S02E07: Dr. Kathryn D. Sullivan, American geologist and former NASA Astronaut, looks ahead at the possibilities that are unfolding within the space community. Presentation at the 2025 Dalhousie Aurum Awards.
S1E4 A lawyer by education, Diane Campbell took a chance and purchased a retirement residence in 1994. Since that time, she has opened 3 others and built The Berkeley into an admired business.
S2E1: We examine a Normandy Briefing Map, a tool that shaped the success of D-Day. Next, we highlight the resilience of a Canso pilot, and then we explore the humanitarian impact of HMCS Cape Scotts mission to Easter Island.
S2E10: In this episode of Reel Weddings, Holly and Jesse reflect on their relationship that started at the age of 15. Their wedding day was planned to perfection by Holly, complete with a choreographed dance.
S10E02 Brooklyn Blackmore is the pride of Three Fathom Harbour, Nova Scotia. She was playing violin by the age of 4 and has since won awards for her vocal ability, including the Female Vocalist of the Year award at the NACMAI in 2017.
S2E9: A favourite treat for many Cape Bretoners, Janet visits Cape Breton Fudge Company in Sydney, NS.
S2E10: In Sydney, Cape Breton, Emily meets the team at The Youth Project to learn how they support queer youth and help create safer, more inclusive communities.
S2E1: Lance visits poet Jo-Anne Jordan in Weymouth Falls to talk about the writing process, family stories, and the centrality of matriarchs.
Making connections with the rich history, celebrated people and beautiful locations around Cape Breton, Nova Scotia with longtime public servant and community champion, Cecil Clarke.
S3E13: Meet Dominik, a wise, but lazy pup who is more obsessed with treats than anything else. Next, meet Mango, a clever and social pup who loves a good swim. Finally, get to know Ivy, a sweet and playful pup who loves to entertain.
S1E1 Lnui-npisun (Traditional Medicine) Saving the traditional knowledge of natural medicines, Tuma Young teaches the benefits of Mikmaw natural species that can literally be found and grown in your very own backyard.
S1/E1: Dance: Love to dance but don't have many moves? We've got professionals Chitsanzo, Maria, Darshini, and Hasmeet to teach you, there's more to dance than just the steps.
S06E10 Author Bruce Bishop is back, this time with his new adult fiction novel Grow up, Rory Rafferty. Bruce talks about his shift from historical fiction and how he draws inspiration from his own experiences in his latest book.
S1E12 Nancy travels to Port Hawkesbury to reconnect with the members of Friends United, an Indigenous artists initiative. Nancy explores the impact of this innovative group while immersing herself in the beauty of Indigenous art.
S10E02 Antoine continues to teach us about the science of light, and demonstrates the power of air. Host: Lorraine Cantin.
S3E13: Meet Dominik, a wise, but lazy pup who is more obsessed with treats than anything else. Next, meet Mango, a clever and social pup who loves a good swim. Finally, get to know Ivy, a sweet and playful pup who loves to entertain.
S1E1 Lnui-npisun (Traditional Medicine) Saving the traditional knowledge of natural medicines, Tuma Young teaches the benefits of Mikmaw natural species that can literally be found and grown in your very own backyard.