Sunday, October 18th TV listings for Eastlink - New Glasgow, NS
Northwood Broadcasting Club.
S2E13: Amy gets a taste of the country at Country Taste Kitchen and Bakery in Belfast, PEI, a family-run business where they have adopted a philosophy of refusing to compromise on quality.
S1E1: Ninety percent of the North Atlantic gray seal population breeds on Sable Island. Host Andrew Younger takes viewers to the island in pupping season to see this amazing, and sometimes controversial, animal.
S5E13: Holly Carr, a visual artist from Canning, uses art to heal and inspire?infusing her work with compassion to help others see beauty in themselves and the world around them.
S1/E9: Walkabout visits Keppoch Mountain, following a trail that spends a few days each year remembering people who have passed away, before taking a hike to the top of the mountain.
S1E10: Join hosts Sara and Clare for a scenic wine tasting at Benjamin Bridge winery before glamping in a stunning dome tent on the lake at Sunken Escapes. They wrap up their getaway with a round of golf at Island Green Golf Course.
S4E5: Traveling in the right direction at last, Jesse and Aldo make a pit stop in Shelburne, where they find a hidden gem: Windward Flutes, run by Yola and Forbes Christie.
S1E9: St. Mary's River is a gem that is truly a wild place. This spot is deep in the forest where the wild things are! Today we learn about efforts to restore the river to conserve salmon habitat for future generations.
S03/E01: How a mobile burn unit is helping to train the next generation of firefighters in Cape Breton. Plus, a look at Cape Breton Regional Fire Services' new firefighting truck, specifically designed to fight wildfires.
S2E10: In Sydney, Cape Breton, Emily meets the team at The Youth Project to learn how they support queer youth and help create safer, more inclusive communities.
S1E1: Matt asks Neville to celebrate Becky, his best friend and a new single mother. With baby Fiona now part of the family, Neville has a few surprises in mind to help mark this new chapter.
S1E1: Atlantic pro stock tour driver Ryan VanOrschot gives Zoe a full rundown on what it takes to be a race car driver. Then Zoe visits Pro Wrestler Highlander Robbie aka Derek Couch for an incredible wrestling lesson!
S3E8 Nova Scotia Museum of Industry: Paul explores the industrial history of Nova Scotia during his visit to the Museum of Industry in Stellarton.
S05E01 MaryAnn Gauvin, du comité consultatif du Saint-Marie héritage et développement, parle à propos des efforts déployés pour préserver cette église historique.
S6E1: Today on Militaria, Jennifer looks at iron grenade fragments found at Fort Saint Louis, Kevin and Julie examine Dervish swords and daggers from Omdurman and Mark looks at artifacts from an RCAF Spitfire pilot.
S22E01: Community members and motivational speakers collide with TedXArgyleSt, we have a new segment teaming up with the Nova Scotia SPCA, and get a sneak peek of season 10 of Destination Dartmouth.
S12/E6: A look into all the great things made here in our local communities.
Black Filmmakers Circle: From the Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia, Morgan Jessome talks with filmmakers about being black in the film industry. Featuring Juanita Peters, Russell Wyse, Sobaz Benjamin and Juliet Mawusi.
S1E10: Nancy Regan heads to Port Hawkesbury to connect with Indigenous artist and actor Eric Schweig for a powerful conversation filled with heart and insight.
S1E10: The Lumberjack's Daughter in Yarmouth, NS is an antique store like no other. Kim, Ryan and Amy not only explore historic objects found in the store but find treasures that take them on their own personal journeys.
S1E13 We are swept away by a piece of furniture, a bar game gets bonus points for a thirst-quenching prize, and a piece of WWI equipment calls for a renewed appreciation of the classic landline.
S11E02 A graduate of Music Arts at NSCC, Rachelle Moreau is no stranger to the stage having performed with various acts across the province. She took over lead vocal duties on a full-time basis for Halifax-based Dali Van Gogh.
S2E3 Randal takes it upon himself to keep up on his bad decisions. A nighttime hike, an old cave with rumored runic carvings, upset wildlife and more make the team realize a bit more protection is needed sometimes.
S03E01: The 2025/26 PEISAA Awards.
S2E12: Nikki arrives in Sydney, Cape Breton to celebrate the islands largest fantasy convention.
S1E2 At the age of 18, Doug Doucet was sweeping floors at grocery stores in Toronto. Ten years later, he was building them. Doug details the amazing evolution of RCS Construction on Titans of Business.
S1E13 We are swept away by a piece of furniture, a bar game gets bonus points for a thirst-quenching prize, and a piece of WWI equipment calls for a renewed appreciation of the classic landline.
S3E9: We get a peek into the intimate pandemic wedding of Erin and Alex, whose tight-knit wedding in 2020 led to a perfect intimate setting. See how their years of long distance had them ready to get married without delay.
S11E02 A graduate of Music Arts at NSCC, Rachelle Moreau is no stranger to the stage having performed with various acts across the province. She took over lead vocal duties on a full-time basis for Halifax-based Dali Van Gogh.
S03E01: The 2025/26 PEISAA Awards.
S2E10: In Sydney, Cape Breton, Emily meets the team at The Youth Project to learn how they support queer youth and help create safer, more inclusive communities.
S1E13: This episode is all about sharing what you have with others, and when your Lakeside Retreat was once owned by a singing icon, more joy can be had by letting others experience it firsthand.
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.
S03/E01: How a mobile burn unit is helping to train the next generation of firefighters in Cape Breton. Plus, a look at Cape Breton Regional Fire Services' new firefighting truck, specifically designed to fight wildfires.
S4E12: We meet Decaf, the dog with the dazzling smile and stubborn charm; Shunka, a beach-loving pup who chirps to signal boredom; and Valla, a brilliant retired search and rescue dog whose sharp mind remains intact.
S1E13 Paqtnkek (By the Bay): Band Council member Trevor Gould is a Mikmaw drummer, singer, actor and educator. He shares a deep passion for places in Mikmaki, language and culture and the Etuaptmumk (two-eyed seeing) way of life.
S7E9: Jack Wong is a multi-award-winning author and illustrator of four children's books, who creates meaningful aesthetic experiences that stay with his readers long afterwards.
S1E9: St. Mary's River is a gem that is truly a wild place. This spot is deep in the forest where the wild things are! Today we learn about efforts to restore the river to conserve salmon habitat for future generations.
S2E11: Nancy travels to Eskasoni First Nation, to talk to Barry Bernard and learn about the positive impact Red Tribe Boxing has had on the community.
S22E01: Community members and motivational speakers collide with TedXArgyleSt, we have a new segment teaming up with the Nova Scotia SPCA, and get a sneak peek of season 10 of Destination Dartmouth.
S03E01: The 2025/26 PEISAA Awards.
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.