TV Schedule for Eastlink - Milford, NS
Wednesday, August 5th TV listings for Eastlink - Milford, NS
Northwood Broadcasting Club.
S2E3: Amy meets Gerry at East Coast Bakery in Halifax, where he gives her a behind the scenes look at how they make their perfect bagels.
S3/E10 Big flavour, lots of napkins! RT takes on some monster meatball sandwiches.
S4E11: An ambitious search for a new dive site takes the girls into the inner Bay of Fundy, where they will have to battle some of the world's most powerful tides.
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.
S1/E2: Dessert: We celebrate and share culture through food, does that make dessert the sweetest culture? Meet Tareq, Ingrid, and Irina as they take you on an adventure of peace, kindness, and sweet treats!
S7E11: Head to Shelburne for the Giant Pumpkin Regatta and discover the secrets behind growing these massive gourds. Are you ready to take on the waves in your own pumpkin boat?
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.
S10/E4: Ashored Innovations creates whale-safe, rope-on-demand fishing gear; custom-designed wire lobster traps from Hannah Brett Clara Enterprises; and ABCO offers metal fabrication for the food processing and fishing industries.
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.
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.
S2E1: Nancy travels to Port Hood to visit celebrity baker, Mary Janet MacDonald, and learn the secrets of this wonderful Cape Breton kitchen.
Lorne Matheson is the owner of Pictou Island Wooden Tents, and author of "There Goes Six Bucks," the story of his renovation and development of his family's land on Pictou Island.
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.
S2E1: Zoinks! How does a PEI couple with a passion for movies end up with not one, but four movie vehicles? It is not a mystery, it is a love story featuring Rick and Cindy Vanneste and the Scooby-Doo crew from Montague.
S1E12: One of the premier, state-of-the-art lobster facilities is Clark's Harbour Seafood. Join us as we profile the people and processes involved in making sure these crustaceans are kept in prime condition even when travelling.
S09E01 The Almighty Foodie Chris Mask visits Poutine Fest 2024 in Sudbury. Chicken and Waffle, Maple Bacon and Buffalo Chicken Poutine varieties are on the menu. Plus what do you get when you cross a Poutine and a Pogo? Check it out!
S2E1: Nancy travels to Port Hood to visit celebrity baker, Mary Janet MacDonald, and learn the secrets of this wonderful Cape Breton kitchen.
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.
S1E12: Digby Wharf Rat Rally Pt. 1 - Kristyn attends the infamous motorcycle rally in Digby! She talks to organizers, bikers, and tries her hand at the biggest attraction - a mechanical can.
S2E12 The team find themselves in New Ross, at the site of Joan Hope's castle, for a draining experience. Graig calls an emergency meeting to give the team news that they did not expect. It will change the history of Nova Scotia!
S4E13: Kristyn visits Pushing Ink in Amherst where she meets artist Lee and owner Jeff, as well as some of their customers.
S2E12: Emily steps into Painted Dance Collective in Sydney, Cape Breton, where owner Hazel shares how movement, identity, and community come together.
S1E3: On this episode, we look at a uniform once worn by iconic war hero Sheila Helmstrom, a collection of German navy memorabilia from the Second World War, as well as a legendary firearm dating back to the War of 1812.
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.
S2E12: In this episode of Reel Weddings, Erin and Chasta watch back their 2023 wedding. After cancelling their original wedding due to a hurricane, they married at a Royal Canadian Naval Services base.
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.
S1/E3: Creativity: What do henna, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Picasso have in common? Let Enas, Charles, Inae, and Vineeta help you solve this riddle.
S06E12 Wellness coach Janice Amirault shares her experiences taking charge of her own health issues. She now helps others overcome the challenges associated with wellness and living a healthier life.
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.