Friday, October 23rd TV listings for Eastlink - New Glasgow, NS
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S4E1: Amy is at BB's Bake Escape in Halifax for cookies and cinnamon rolls.
RT Cooks It! celebrates the joy of food, and the art of intuitive cooking. Hosted by Chris Rowntree, we take viewers on a culinary adventure where recipes are discarded, and inspiration is the main ingredient.
S10E01: Gloria is at Alderney Landing and sits down for her annual chat with Dartmouth Historian David Jones. The two discuss the history of Sullivans Ponds and the Geese that live there.
S2E1: Theresa Fraser is In Session with Natyé Torti, a registered counseling therapist. Natyé discusses the transpersonal counseling he offers to his clients.
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.
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.
S1E1: With the ability to transform any environment into a personal classroom, Barbara Stegemann has learned invaluable wisdom. Her perspective has unlocked an understanding of human nature and market dynamics, cementing her legacy.
S12/E5: Decarbonizing concrete for greener construction at alterBiota; Greek feta cheese from Holmestead Cheese in Aylesford; and a medical device combining lift, transfer and mobility from Axtion Independence Mobility Inc.
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.
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.
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!
S3E1: Folk duo Madison Violet is heading out on their final Cape Breton tour. As Lisa and Brenley prepare to go their separate ways, Nancy Regan joins them for an intimate look at the end of an era.
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.
S1E1: Host Cecil Wright travels to Africville to tell the story of world-famous boxer George Dixon.
Live from Scotiabank Centre in Halifax, NS on Friday, October 23, 2026: QMJHL Friday Night Hockey - Cape Breton Eagles vs. Halifax Mooseheads.
S4E10: One last stop leads Jenn and April to their final dive along the Cabot Trail, and then the divers search for a new aquatic species at Rainbow Haven Beach.
Join host Bruce Rainnie, as he talks with local, world-class athletes, about their inspirational and moving stories of making it to the top.
S1E1: Host Cecil Wright travels to Africville to tell the story of world-famous boxer George Dixon.
Live from Scotiabank Centre in Halifax, NS on Friday, October 23, 2026: QMJHL Friday Night Hockey - Cape Breton Eagles vs. Halifax Mooseheads.
S1E1: With the ability to transform any environment into a personal classroom, Barbara Stegemann has learned invaluable wisdom. Her perspective has unlocked an understanding of human nature and market dynamics, cementing her legacy.
S9E1: Cees examines a nineteenth-century medical fleam. Sandy uncovers a unique chair that has been in one family for over one hundred and fifty years. Rebecca looks at rare, century-old pencils from a vanished Canadian industry.
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.
S13E1 Join host Darrin Harvey as he interviews some of the best musicians from the East Coast Music Industry. This week, he sits down with Andre Pettipas, lead singer of Andre Pettipas and the Giants.
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.
S2E1: In this episode we visit a couple making new memories with their child on a lakefront paradise in Hubbards. We also visit a couple who love to run and enjoy their lottery-won home that overlooks the beautiful Chester Basin.
S3E1: Marjorie Turner Bailey tells us about her Olympic triumph and brings us to her hometown where it all started.
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.
S5E1: We meet Bergie, a chaos-loving dog who makes friends fast, Mihijo, a calm little companion with a brain that loves to work, and Henry, who makes every beach day, cabin trip and woods walk feel like its own special event.
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.
S7E1: Scottish artist and potter Linda Wright built a life shaped by creativity, resilience and reinvention. After decades of crafting her art, she finds a new home and inspiration in Cape Breton.
Les invités des communautés acadiennes de la Nouvelle-Écosse joignent l'animatrice Lisa Doucette dans le poulailler pour discuter de sujets d'intérêt pour les Acadiens de partout.
S3E1: Folk duo Madison Violet is heading out on their final Cape Breton tour. As Lisa and Brenley prepare to go their separate ways, Nancy Regan joins them for an intimate look at the end of an era.
S11E01 Antoine demonstrates the science of kinetic motion. Host: Lorraine Cantin.
S5E1: We meet Bergie, a chaos-loving dog who makes friends fast, Mihijo, a calm little companion with a brain that loves to work, and Henry, who makes every beach day, cabin trip and woods walk feel like its own special event.
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.