TV Schedule for Eastlink - Halifax, NS
Saturday, August 1st TV listings for Eastlink - Halifax, NS
Northwood Broadcasting Club.
Emancipation Day is recognized annually on August 1 as the day in 1834 when The Slavery Abolition Act became law in Canada. This day celebrates the strength and perseverance of Black communities in Canada.
Amplify: Short documentary featuring three black women, and Sudbury residents, who share their lived experiences and thoughts in relation to the current political climate, racial inequality, and social justice.
Battalion of Bravery: This documentary recounts the history of the No2 Construction Battalion and the significance of the National Apology: Event: how it came to be, what we have learned, and what it can teach for generations to come.
Canfield Roots Part 6: As descendants of freedom seekers gather at an abandoned family cemetery to mark Emancipation Day, they reflect on the struggles and successes of their ancestors.
GeneratioNS: Explore stories of Black Nova Scotians through the eyes of community elders and youth. Travel to historic Black settlements to learn how history and culture have shaped the experiences of Black Nova Scotians.
Her Wisdom in Black, The Black Loyalists: At one point, Birchtown was the largest settlement of the free Blacks in North America. This film explores the roots of the racial discrimination and the hardships this community has faced.
Still Here, A Journey to Triumph: A group of Black youth retrace the path of their ancestors to Canada. The result is remarkable.
Emancipation Day is recognized annually on August 1 as the day in 1834 when The Slavery Abolition Act became law in Canada. This day celebrates the strength and perseverance of Black communities in Canada.
Growing Secrets: Set in a suburban town shadowed by secrets and societal norms, Growing Secrets follows Nokio, a 20-year-old man who grapples with a bizarre condition.
Growing Secrets: Set in a suburban town shadowed by secrets and societal norms, Growing Secrets follows Nokio, a 20-year-old man who grapples with a bizarre condition.
S1E13: HMCS Sackville is a floating museum representing the last of her kind. Rick Powell and crew show us around, and we take a trip on board as the Corvette is put away for the winter.
S2E1: Nikki and her partner Matt reveal their incredible world of cosplay and introduce the newest, and smallest, cosplayer. Their baby, Arkham.
S2E1: Lance visits poet Jo-Anne Jordan in Weymouth Falls to talk about the writing process, family stories, and the centrality of matriarchs.
S1/E2: We head to the scenic and historic Lunenburg, Nova Scotia as Holly Stevens visits Ironworks Distillery, which happens to have made its home in an old blacksmith shop that dates all the way back to 1893.
S10E1: The team returns to the Captain House in Yarmouth, this time with a psychic in tow, to find some answers to the mystery that haunts the house.
S2E1: Nikki and her partner Matt reveal their incredible world of cosplay and introduce the newest, and smallest, cosplayer. Their baby, Arkham.
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.
Programming to be announced.
With almost 8 million domestic dogs in Canada, a third of Canadian households are home to canines. A Dog's Life dives deep into the history of breeds, how our relationship with dogs has evolved, and some of the unique things dogs do.
Here, I Am: A celebration of the similarities and differences of the people choosing Nova Scotia as their new home.
The Tri-Counties only live talk show. Join in on lively conversations on topics that matter to you.
A weekly look at good news stories from around Nova Scotia.
A look into all the great things made here in our local communities.
With almost 8 million domestic dogs in Canada, a third of Canadian households are home to canines. A Dog's Life dives deep into the history of breeds, how our relationship with dogs has evolved, and some of the unique things dogs do.