TV Schedule for Eastlink - Milford, NS
Wednesday, November 11th TV listings for Eastlink - Milford, NS
Northwood Broadcasting Club.
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.
S1E10: On this episode, we look at a treasured World War I diary that provides insights into the life of a soldier, a timepiece that has seen times without peace, as well as an impressive trio of early war medals.
S1E11: On this episode, we look at items that belonged to Canadian war heroes. From medals of honour, to an impressive tea set, these items carry on the legacy of a generation who sacrificed it all in the name of freedom.
S2E4: We examine a backpack with possible ties to the Halifax 64th Battalion, a Canadian Women Army Corps trailblazer, and a ship's chronometer recovered from the Battle of the Atlantic.
S3E1: We examine the medals of a Royal Canadian Navy cook who received an unexpected gesture, the memory of a Banshee pilot lost at sea and the story of a young Nova Scotian who served with the US Marine Corps during WWII.
S3E6: We build a profile of a Canadian soldier through an archive of papers and photographs detailing his experience in The Great War and see how a simple shovel-turned-informal trophy showcases the playful side of submariner culture.
S3E11: We examine a collection of WW1 badges and the 1919 publication Fight for Freedom which glimpses into one Nova Scotian family's military service. Then, a WWI pilot's helmet worn in an era without safety standards.
S3E12: We discuss how innovation drove WWII and the ways in which military branches like the RCN benefited. Then examine a Carrier Pigeon Basket once used by the RCAF and an unknown soldier's good-luck charm.
S4E1: We look at the personal effects of a Nursing Sister who served during World War 1, a Chief Petty Officers uniform, and learn the history behind a World War 2 pilot's hat.
S4E5: We revisit six military artifacts that now live on as cherished and respected family heirlooms.
S5E1: We read into the diary from just hours before the assault on Passchendaele, examine WWII ship identification models designed to prevent friendly fire, then follow the journey of Hugh Breckenridge.
S5E8: We examine the D-Day memoir and secret photographs of a landing-craft engineer. We trace the evolution of gas masks, from improvised to engineered. Finally, a naval-aviation painting and logs from the Battle of the Atlantic.
S7E13: Aaron Babcock is a graphic designer and the author of the award-winning Christian fiction The Erne Warder, released in 2023.
S1E1: Hayley Bone, a dancer and ballet teacher from Dartmouth, visits Breaking Circus, a contemporary circus studio in downtown Halifax, to speak with Ryan Gray and Dawn Shepherd about the ins and outs of the contemporary circus.
S5E4: Veteran Navy Stoker turned motorcycle builder, Gus Cameron, is growing a community of former service members through Wrenching for Wellness. Go for a ride with the host of This Old Chopper on his 1957 Harley Chopper.
Nautel makes a wide variety of telecommunications devices in Hackett's Cove, Nova Scotia, including radio transmitters and GPS devices.
S07E11 Revisit Edition - Foodie Elite Chris Mask visits Radical Garden in Timmins and Leslie's in Sudbury.
E3E4: Nancy gets her hands dirty with Ivan Higgins, creating a concrete sculpture of her own. Along the way, Ivan reveals more about his drawings, his process and the ideas hiding behind his incredible creations.
S1E4: The profound understanding that every guest is family is Hakan Uluer's North Star. His unique blend of heartfelt welcome and meticulous detail transforms his ventures into a cherished home defined by true hospitality.
S1E13: Digby Wharf Rat Rally Pt. 2 - In our season finale, Kristyn and the crew complete their run at the infamous motorcycle rally. We highlight their Share the Wind program, then Kristyn mingles with the bikers.
S1E4: Musician Morgan Toney continues his story, revealing the deeper connections between music, language, community and the healing power of sharing indigenous culture.
S7E4: Bowater is long gone, but the legacy of the company is still found in the woods. Nearby, a park celebrates the legacy of a champion for inclusivity.
S1E13: Found on the waterfront of Yarmouth, NS, Warehouse 87 contains a lot of history in its walls. Our investigators explore the forgotten items found within and shed some light on the mysteries they may hold.
S2E6 The team follow up on a bit of history and head to Tusket, near Yarmouth. Lee heads out onto the water near the site where he gets to live a dream of being Captain and Commander. The strange finds at the site continue.
S03E04: Part 2 of the 2026 Sackville Sports Wall of Fame Induction.
S1E2: We visit Cape and Cowl, a comics and collectables store owned by Jay Roy. The inventory is a feast for the eyes, but it does not take long to realize that this space is an important connection point for the local community.
S1E4: The profound understanding that every guest is family is Hakan Uluer's North Star. His unique blend of heartfelt welcome and meticulous detail transforms his ventures into a cherished home defined by true hospitality.
S9E4: Cees inspects a raffle ticket issued in the days following the Halifax Explosion. Rebecca uncovers a Victorian-era silver spoon caddy. Garth examines a set of early cameras passed down through one family.
S3E13: We reminisce with Meagan and Matt about their time as summer camp councillors where they met and fell in love. See how their enthusiasm and adventurous spirits helped guide their relationship full of laughs, love and fun.
S13E4 Host Darrin Harvey interviews some of the best musicians from the East Coast Music Industry. On this week's show Darrin sits down with guitar virtuoso, Connor Fox.
S03E04: Part 2 of the 2026 Sackville Sports Wall of Fame Induction.
S2E13: Emily spends time with members of the ElderBerries, a group dedicated to building community and connection for queer elders across Nova Scotia.
S2E3: We visit two couples that have made their homes on the lake. While one has converted their 60s-style Mount Uniacke home into a dream getaway where their children can thrive, the other has built their home from the ground up.
S3E4: Lance takes a trip to Cape Breton and goes down memory lane with Pam Parris, soaking in the history that made Whitney Pier.
S03/E04: We shine the spotlight on the arts in Cape Breton. From DJ Jack Cool's celebrity interviews, to 78-year-old Flo Sampson's debut album, and how Bill Culp went from working for Marvel to helping bring movies to Cape Breton.
S5E3: We meet Karma, a sleek runner who can switch into full couch-potato mode without warning, Timbre, who grew up on the road, and Jojo, a service dog and a true partner.
S3E1: Indigenous tourism is an opportunity for education, Reconciliation and the economy. We learn about this valuable industry by speaking with Nova Scotia Indigenous Tourism Enterprise Network (NSITEN) representatives.
S7E4: Under Rhonas Thompson's guidance, Sumac Farms has grown into a destination known for breeding exceptional reining and performance horses.
S06E15 Sean McMullen aka Saltwater Sean sits down for an in-depth chat about his underwater explorations and his environmental activism. He also brings along some of his favourite finds.
E3E4: Nancy gets her hands dirty with Ivan Higgins, creating a concrete sculpture of her own. Along the way, Ivan reveals more about his drawings, his process and the ideas hiding behind his incredible creations.
Join Host, Morgan Jessome, as we give a fresh look at the people and places that shape the unique communities of the Atlantic Provinces. Enjoy local good news stories about your own neighbours and friends!
S03E04: Part 2 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.