Monday, April 13th TV listings for Eastlink - New Glasgow, NS
Northwood Broadcasting Club.
S3E12: Amy re-visits her friends at Imperfections Cafe in Chester to check in on how their business is faring at a new location.
Chef Devon Deschamps makes pork tenderloin with a raspberry glaze.
S2E7: The team travels off the beaten path to discover a new dive site off the coast of Isle Madame. While exploring, the gang are shocked to discover the forgotten remains of a historic fish processing plant.
S3E10: Meet John Michael and Pavo, who would not let five years and five failed attempts, from the pandemic to gay rights issues, stop them from having the perfect wedding.
S6E12: 612-The Sumac Farm team travels to Windsor, NS for a local reining show, and we learn how Rhonas shares her love of horses with the community.
S2E12: The largest wikuom was a gathering place where stories would be shared across generations. That is exactly what this multi-media production studio is doing to preserve the Mikmaw language to be shared for generations.
S1E3 From escaping civil war in Lebanon as a teenager, to building one of the most successful development companies in Canada as a young adult?Wadih Fares, President of WM Fares Group, tells his remarkable story.
S12/E2: Cheese, milk and other dairy products produced by Masstown Creamery; beaufiful fishing rope art created by Marsha Ringer at Knits and Pieces; and goat's milk soap, skin care and other products by Groovy Goat Farm and Co.
S7E12: We visit Lori and Brian, who took a leap at sixty by buying a 104 year old home sight unseen. Then we visit Michael, whose found a rhythm with morning swims, quiet projects, and a slower pace that replaces city life with calm.
S07E03: Gloria is at the great Alderney Landing and sits down with Dartmouth historian David Jones. They chat about the history of the Dartmouth Natal Day festivities.
S21E25: Learn about programs at Maggie's Place, a family resource centre in Colchester and Cumberland counties. The K9 unit of the Halifax Regional Police has four new recruits, and we drop in at the Flourish Centre in Bridgewater.
S2E10: At a gallery event in Halifax, Nancy and Nova Scotia artist Dawn MacNutt present a very special piece of art to a dear friend.
S1E13: There is something special about cows. Everyone seems to love them. In the season finale of Creatures host Andrew Younger dives deep into our love for this farm animal that watches us from fields as we drive down the highway.
S2E5: The Bluff Trail is one of the most loved trails in Halifax. The pressures on beautiful wild places close to the city are many. We explore how the trail is part of a protected Wilderness Area.
S21E25: Learn about programs at Maggie's Place, a family resource centre in Colchester and Cumberland counties. The K9 unit of the Halifax Regional Police has four new recruits, and we drop in at the Flourish Centre in Bridgewater.
S12/E2: Cheese, milk and other dairy products produced by Masstown Creamery; beaufiful fishing rope art created by Marsha Ringer at Knits and Pieces; and goat's milk soap, skin care and other products by Groovy Goat Farm and Co.
S3E10: Meet John Michael and Pavo, who would not let five years and five failed attempts, from the pandemic to gay rights issues, stop them from having the perfect wedding.
S1E3 From escaping civil war in Lebanon as a teenager, to building one of the most successful development companies in Canada as a young adult?Wadih Fares, President of WM Fares Group, tells his remarkable story.
S4E8: Explore the vibrant Fall colours of the Cape Breton Highlands. Taste and smell the aroma of the legendary Glenora Distillerys fine whiskeys and do not forget to stop for a selfie at one of the many lookouts along the way!
S6E12: 612-The Sumac Farm team travels to Windsor, NS for a local reining show, and we learn how Rhonas shares her love of horses with the community.
S8E12: Garth explores how a love of enamel pins turned into a vibrant collection, Rebecca uncovers the legacy of a self-taught painter, and Sandy explores an unlikely combination of both plastic and faith.
S7E10: Infamous in the Maritime tattoo industry, artist Jamie McKay uses his 20 plus years of tattooing to open his own unique shop in downtown Truro. Visiting this shop is an experience even in itself.
S8E12: Garth explores how a love of enamel pins turned into a vibrant collection, Rebecca uncovers the legacy of a self-taught painter, and Sandy explores an unlikely combination of both plastic and faith.
S5E13: We uncover a WWII greatcoat and Black Watch belt. We handle a helmet from stoker Bill Boyce, from the boiler room of the HMCS Huron. Finally, we examine an 1822 Springfield Musket and 1840 heavy cavalry saber.
S1/E13: Hilda de Weaver uses the traditional loom to create colourful pieces from her backyard studio in Aylesford. Darrell Eisner is a pen maker who has grown from his early beginnings to having the largest wooden pen site in Canada.
S1E3 From escaping civil war in Lebanon as a teenager, to building one of the most successful development companies in Canada as a young adult?Wadih Fares, President of WM Fares Group, tells his remarkable story.
S1E13: Experience the enduring impact of the legacy of HEAT and join the former cheerleaders as they visit their old practice space from years ago.
S3E10: Meet John Michael and Pavo, who would not let five years and five failed attempts, from the pandemic to gay rights issues, stop them from having the perfect wedding.
S08E10 Kim Dunn is one of the most versatile artists to appear on this program. He has worked with every major performer on the East Coast music scene, but now has spread his wings for a solo flight.
S3E8: More than just a café, Kyla and her family at the Bitsy Bean show Janet all that Ingonish, Cape Breton has to offer.
S1E9: Veronica looks into accessibility at the 2024 Halifax Pride Parade with the volunteers who make it happen.
S7E12: We visit Lori and Brian, who took a leap at sixty by buying a 104 year old home sight unseen. Then we visit Michael, whose found a rhythm with morning swims, quiet projects, and a slower pace that replaces city life with calm.
S2E13: Darcell Cromwell welcomes Lance into her Windsor home. They talk about their shared love for music, how they came to learn it, and how they are both self-taught singers.
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.
S4E11: We kick off with Ollie, the inquisitive pup who can read the room like a pro; Lola, the former therapy dog with a wild past who is driven by food; and Angie, a shy pup who blooms into your best friend when she trusts you.
S2E13: Storyteller and ecologist shalan joudry reminds us that without the earth, air, water and fire, we would not be able to exist. We can learn so much from our natural environment and ecosystems, much like our Mikmaq ancestors.
S6E12: 612-The Sumac Farm team travels to Windsor, NS for a local reining show, and we learn how Rhonas shares her love of horses with the community.
S06E10 Author Bruce Bishop is back, this time with his new adult fiction novel Grow up, Rory Rafferty. Bruce talks about his shift from historical fiction and how he draws inspiration from his own experiences in his latest book.
S2E10: At a gallery event in Halifax, Nancy and Nova Scotia artist Dawn MacNutt present a very special piece of art to a dear friend.
S21E25: Learn about programs at Maggie's Place, a family resource centre in Colchester and Cumberland counties. The K9 unit of the Halifax Regional Police has four new recruits, and we drop in at the Flourish Centre in Bridgewater.