TV Schedule for Eastlink - Milford, NS
Tuesday, August 4th TV listings for Eastlink - Milford, NS
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S2E2: Amy is in Bridgetown at the Aroma Mocha Cafe, where owner Laura shows her the secrets behind her gluten-free brownies and French toast grilled cheese sandwiches.
Join Bonita in her kitchen where she prepares many traditional and non-traditional Newfoundland and Labrador meals. Bonita whips up a cod fish and stuffing meal and tops it off with caramel cakes.
S2E11: Janet meets Glenn Rubinoff at Sally's Brook Wilderness Cabins in Englishtown, NS for a tour of the property and an impromptu performance by a local musician.
S4E12: Enter Maude Lewis's world - her iconic cottage reborn in an art gallery, a replica in a fan's yard, and a wave of new artists carrying on their own art journeys. Art comes alive right here!
S1E12: Sara and Clare visit the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site, then unwind at a lakeside rental. The next day, they join Mac from Cape Breton Back Country Adventures for a Jeep tour through the fall forests.
S1E4: Bill Mont organized the first flea market in 1973. Today the Halifax Flea Market is still going strong after 30 years. Dani learns about acquiring records and being a regular flea market vendor from Paul O'Keefe.
S3E8: With less than 0.5 percent of ancient forests remaining in Nova Scotia, conservation starts with protecting these irreplaceable ecosystems. Learn how safeguarding them can help protect endangered species and fragile ecosystems.
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.
S7E11: Lauren Soloy is the author and illustrator of The Hidden World of Gnomes, as well as many other children's books that delight and inform readers of all ages.
S1E3 Italian ingenuity strikes a chord with old Hollywood, hair-raising jewelry keeps deceased loved ones close, and a classic design survives a crash with competition.
S21E41: The Halifax Regional Police K-9 unit have 4 new 4 legged recruits, we have a recap of the 2026 Music PEI Awards, and see the vest local vendors Nova Scotia has to offer at the Saltscapes Spring Expo.
S1E13 Nancy continues her journey with Friends United, an Indigenous artist organization dedicated to Reconciliation through art and storytelling. She uncovers a stunning array of artwork and tries her hand at metal sculpting.
S2E1: Lance visits poet Jo-Anne Jordan in Weymouth Falls to talk about the writing process, family stories, and the centrality of matriarchs.
S1E14: Theresa is in Session with Marissa Hurtubise, a Registered Counselling Therapist - Candidate, Certifying Play Therapist and an EHS first responder. Marissa discusses the therapy she offers her fellow first responders.
Live from Memorial Park in Kentville, NS on Saturday, July 25, 2026: Nova Scotia Senior Baseball League - Sydney Sooners vs. Kentville Wildcats - Doubleheader, Game 1.
S6E12: Whether it's from human pressure or the Woolly Adelgid, forests can, at times, be under threat. In New Germany two hiking destinations are being protected.
S1E3: The oldest gopher tortoise in the world lives in Halifax at the Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History. It's birthday season, and Creatures joins this old guy as he explores the museum and greets visitors.
S4E13: Kristyn visits Pushing Ink in Amherst where she meets artist Lee and owner Jeff, as well as some of their customers.
The Lion's Club in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia has been a staple to the community for many years; will the investigators uncover the mystery of The Lady in Black and be welcomed into this historic organization?
S2E3: We scour the pages of a WWI diary from an early RCN serviceman. Next, we honour Brigadier General Ned Amy by examining his meticulously preserved uniforms and then we uncover the lost stories of the innovative Dambusters.
S02E10: Author Brenda J. Thompson talks about what is was like to live in a poor house in Nova Scotia during the 1890s.
S02E10: Author Brenda J. Thompson talks about what is was like to live in a poor house in Nova Scotia during the 1890s.
S1E6 Once a successful salesperson for Johnson and Johnson, Jim Mills left to start his own office furniture business. Decades later, Office Interiors is just one of his many enterprises. Jim details his journey on Titans of Business.
S2E3: We scour the pages of a WWI diary from an early RCN serviceman. Next, we honour Brigadier General Ned Amy by examining his meticulously preserved uniforms and then we uncover the lost stories of the innovative Dambusters.
S2E11: In this episode of Reel Weddings, Amy and Patrick watch back their Canada Day wedding in 2023. Their wedding was filled with East Coast elements and cocktails named after their parents.
S10E04 Christina Martin was on our very first show in Season 1. Christina is a multiple award winning singer, songwriter who has a soft side as a mental health activist, which inspired her award winning EP, Remember Me, in 2014.
S2E11: Janet meets Glenn Rubinoff at Sally's Brook Wilderness Cabins in Englishtown, NS for a tour of the property and an impromptu performance by a local musician.
S2E12: Emily steps into Painted Dance Collective in Sydney, Cape Breton, where owner Hazel shares how movement, identity, and community come together.
S1E2: We visit with an architect who designed her home in harmony with water by integrating a spa atmosphere. We also visit an artist with a most fantastical retreat: a 200-year-old church converted into a magnificent home.
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.
S4E1: We meet Ruggles, the rescue from Egypt with a big heart, Wall-e, whose cautious eyes and curly coat hide more than just personality, and Luther, who does not ask for attention but somehow always ends up in the spotlight.
S1E3 Alan Syliboy: As a child, Alan was told drawing was a distraction from learning. Fast forward to a destination studio, a world-renowned artist and musician inspired by messages left by his ancestors written in stone.
S1E5: Haley Bone, meets with multi-award-winning Highland and Step dancer Sabra MacGillivray, at the Highland Village Museum in Cape Breton, about the traditions of Scottish dance found in Nova Scotia.
S03E11 Yvonne Boudreau, J and M Foster for Cats, et Simone Briggs, Clare Feral Cats, discutent du travail de leurs organisations avec la population animale. Plus des invités spéciaux !
S2E1: Nancy travels to Port Hood to visit celebrity baker, Mary Janet MacDonald, and learn the secrets of this wonderful Cape Breton kitchen.
S21E41: The Halifax Regional Police K-9 unit have 4 new 4 legged recruits, we have a recap of the 2026 Music PEI Awards, and see the vest local vendors Nova Scotia has to offer at the Saltscapes Spring Expo.
S02E10: Author Brenda J. Thompson talks about what is was like to live in a poor house in Nova Scotia during the 1890s.
S02E10: Author Brenda J. Thompson talks about what is was like to live in a poor house in Nova Scotia during the 1890s.