TV Schedule for Eastlink - Milford, NS
Sunday, November 1st TV listings for Eastlink - Milford, NS
Northwood Broadcasting Club.
S1E2: Host Amy Murphy is joined by Chef Ryan Andersen as she tests her limits with spice from South African-influenced cuisine.
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.
S6E2: Cathy Munro of Bramble Hill Farms is growing her business to include her community. Finding a need within, she is innovating and exploring different ways to reconnect people to fresh food.
S7E2: In Church Point, the world famous Universite Sainte-Anne exists due to the hard work of returning Acadians. In Arcadia a trail crosses the River where Mi'kmaq and New England Planters set out to build a life.
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.
S4E7: Jesse and Aldo finally make it to Sydney, Cape Breton, and the ferry to Newfoundland, but not before a chance meeting with Nova Scotian folk musician, and ECMA winner, Rose Morrison.
S1E11: This stunning refuge has been a sought-after spot for sailors since pirates roamed the North Atlantic. In this episode learn about the successful protection of the natural gem, Rogues Roost, for future generations.
S03/E03: The Cape Breton Food Hub in Bras d'Or is making it easy to get local food from producers to consumers. See how their operation is linking over 60 food producers with households and restaurants across the island.
S2E12: Emily steps into Painted Dance Collective in Sydney, Cape Breton, where owner Hazel shares how movement, identity, and community come together.
S1E3: Neville visits a hospice to honor Mel, a nurse whose compassion has touched patients, families and colleagues. A farewell celebration reveals the lasting difference one person can make.
S1E3: If you have a love for animals especially horses then this is the episode for you! We first visit Allan McNeil and learn about life on a farm and horse breeding and then go to the Truro Raceway to watch some live horse racing!
S3E10 Acadian Museum of PEI: Paul explores the history of the Acadian people at the Acadian Museum of PEI in Miscouche.
S05E03: Vickie Deveau, une artiste musicienne, parle de la santé mentale et de la façon dont elle a appris à vivre avec.
S6E3: Today on Militaria, Mark opens medals and a flight crew logbook from a Canadian Pathfinder crew, Jenn and Lisa examine the Lockman Street key from Halifax's old dockyard and Nick looks at trench art carved in chalk.
S22E03: 7 Arts in Greenwood provides veterans and first responders opportunities to express their emotions through art, Morgan learns about ticks with the SPCA, and East Coast Music Unplugged has a new season.
S8/E2: Duckish creates concentrated and waterless bath, body and baby products; signature designs made from traditional tartan with a modern twist by Veronica MacIsaac Apparel; premium local beverages from Annapolis Cider Company.
Canfield Roots Part 1: A native of Canfield in Southern Ontario for most of his life, Bill Douglas is surprised when local historians reveal his family's role in Canfield's history of Black ancestry.
S1E12: Nancy Regan meets Tareq Hadhad to dive into his powerful life story and the extraordinary rise of Peace by Chocolate.
The Lion's Club in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia has been a staple of the community for many years; will the investigators uncover the mystery of The Lady in Black and be welcomed into this historic organization?
S9E2: Brigid examines an embroidery sampler stitched by a seven-year-old. Cees uncovers a vintage ventriloquist doll from the golden age of entertainment. Garth handles screen-used props from a classic science fiction franchise.
S13E2 Join host Darrin Harvey as he interviews some of the best musicians from the East Coast Music Industry. On this week's show, Darrin speaks to Nick Earle, frontman to Nick Earle and the Reckless Hearts.
S2E4 Site security gets installed. After a midnight run back to the site an encounter leads to something that could potentially be a game changer in the dense, thick brush of the Barrens. Could this find change history?
S03E03: Part 1 of the 2026 Sackville Sports Wall of Fame Induction.
S1E1: Nikki Aucoin is a podcaster, professional sports team dancer, and expert cosplayer. Along with sharing her story, Nikki is on a mission to discover others who have made the fantasy arts a big part of their life too.
S1E2: Leadership is not simply about achieving; it is about redefining the possibilities. Rustum Southwell is a trailblazer not by circumstance, but by a drive to dismantle old paradigms and forge entirely new pathways for progress.
S9E2: Brigid examines an embroidery sampler stitched by a seven-year-old. Cees uncovers a vintage ventriloquist doll from the golden age of entertainment. Garth handles screen-used props from a classic science fiction franchise.
S3E11: Meet Brodi and Mackenzie, who got married in the same location they initially met years before, the school where he works. Learn how their love blossomed from a workplace school function.
S13E2 Join host Darrin Harvey as he interviews some of the best musicians from the East Coast Music Industry. On this week's show, Darrin speaks to Nick Earle, frontman to Nick Earle and the Reckless Hearts.
S03E03: Part 1 of the 2026 Sackville Sports Wall of Fame Induction.
S2E12: Emily steps into Painted Dance Collective in Sydney, Cape Breton, where owner Hazel shares how movement, identity, and community come together.
S2E2: In this episode we visit a couple that comes from Germany and has made their home in the community of Musquodoboit Harbour. We also visit an Annapolis Royal-based artist living in a heritage home overlooking the water.
S3E2: Louise exposes injustices in Shelburne and opens up about past trauma.
S03/E03: The Cape Breton Food Hub in Bras d'Or is making it easy to get local food from producers to consumers. See how their operation is linking over 60 food producers with households and restaurants across the island.
S5E2: We meet Guinness, a foster fail who's been along for the ride for nearly ten years, Yin, a street rescue who found stability, structure, and her person and Junebug who is all business on duty, but all hugs off the clock.
S3E2: Education is a key to success, but some post-secondary institutions may not be equipped to support Indigenous students. Unama'ki College is a pioneer to help Mi'kmaw and Indigenous students succeed.
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.
S1E11: This stunning refuge has been a sought-after spot for sailors since pirates roamed the North Atlantic. In this episode learn about the successful protection of the natural gem, Rogues Roost, for future generations.
S3E2: The final tour continues as Madison Violet takes the stage across Cape Breton. Between performances, Nancy captures the conversations, memories and emotions behind the band's last shows together.
S22E03: 7 Arts in Greenwood provides veterans and first responders opportunities to express their emotions through art, Morgan learns about ticks with the SPCA, and East Coast Music Unplugged has a new season.
S03E03: Part 1 of the 2026 Sackville Sports Wall of Fame Induction.
Strong After 50, where we don't slow down with age, we train for life! Join host Elaine Muise, also known as ItFitzElaine, as she takes you through simple fitness techniques for those 50+ that you can do right at home.