Sunday, September 6th TV listings for Eastlink - New Minas, NS
Northwood Broadcasting Club.
S2E7: Emma Butcher invites Amy into her home and Baked by Butcher kitchen, where they talk about her culinary journey, and then make some irresistible cake pops.
S1E3: We visit with the endangered species, the Blandings turtle and meet expert Carter Feltham who shares what makes this place so important. Also, learn about work to protect the endangered Eastern Ribbon Snake.
S01E02 Celebrate the heritage and diverse history of the coal mining industry in Glace Bay. Meet some of the miners who still go underground with tours at the Cape Breton Miners' Museum.
S1E8: On this episode, we look at a combination of artifacts belonging to members of war regiments during both World Wars, sweetheart pins that symbolized love during trying times, as well as a legendary blade of steel.
S21E46: The Nova Scotia Woodcarvers and Artists Association hold their annual competition, train with firefighters in Newfoundland and Brad McGoey brings music to the community...from a bicycle.
S11/E6. Unique 3D designs from Alicia Kate Pottery Co; inspired high-quality jewellery handcrafted by Melissa Morrison; and local Ultra Light beer and other beverages made and packaged at Good Robot Brewing Company.
The Letter D: The film delicately examines family bonds, memory, and the heart-wrenching decisions faced by loved ones when a family member can no longer safely live on their own.
The Letter D: The film delicately examines family bonds, memory, and the heart-wrenching decisions faced by loved ones when a family member can no longer safely live on their own.
S1E4: Nancy Regan heads to Cape Breton to meet Tom Fidgen for a soulful conversation about traditional woodworking, guitar making, and the art of living well.
S1E4: Current owner Dryden Mortimer gives Amy, Kim and Ryan full access to his heritage home in Maitland, Nova Scotia. A home that holds a lot of history and more than a few mysteries.
S01E02 Celebrate the heritage and diverse history of the coal mining industry in Glace Bay. Meet some of the miners who still go underground with tours at the Cape Breton Miners' Museum.
S2E6: Nikki explores the world of live-action role-playing and meets a group who venture out into the wilderness to stage elaborate games.
S2E7: We delve into the shadowy world of clandestine weapons. Next, we explore the Bear trap, a remarkable naval innovation designed to safely recover helicopters at sea. Finally, we celebrate the journey of Orville Pulsifer.
S02E12: David McKillop of the Little White Schoolhouse in Truro talks about its history and importance to Colchester County.
S02E12: David McKillop of the Little White Schoolhouse in Truro talks about its history and importance to Colchester County.
S1E10 He and his father were on the verge of getting out of the clothing business. They took one last chance, specializing in branded, high-quality men's wear. Ross McNeil tells the story of Duggers on Titans of Business.
S2E7: We delve into the shadowy world of clandestine weapons. Next, we explore the Bear trap, a remarkable naval innovation designed to safely recover helicopters at sea. Finally, we celebrate the journey of Orville Pulsifer.
S3E3: We take a trip with Keegan and Becky as they recap their wedding which combined a taste for the arts and casual fun with Scottish heritage and traditions.
S10E08 Thomas Stajcer's newest album, Midwestern States, is steeped in influences like John Prine, Sturgill Simpson and Gram Parsons, which gives the album a variety of country flavor.
S3E2: In Merigomish, NS, Janet meets Dean at Fossil Farms, an oasis for nature and outdoor adventure. This community has a lot more to offer than fossils.
S2E4: Emily steps into the kitchen at Real Fake Meats in Halifax, where owner Lauren shares her passion for plant-based food.
S1E7: We visit two isolated dream homes; one is a heritage fisherman home, cherished and passed down through generations, the other is the culmination of a lifelong goal, both are full of charm, warmth and inspiration.
S2E7: Lance visits Tammy Sampson and her son Cyril in Kentville. Tammy shares stories about growing up in Aldershot, and her personal journey to community at the Gibson Woods Baptist Church.
S01E02 Celebrate the heritage and diverse history of the coal mining industry in Glace Bay. Meet some of the miners who still go underground with tours at the Cape Breton Miners' Museum.
S4E6: We get introduced to Zeus, the big dog with the gentlest soul, Zoey, who is always two steps ahead of you, and Nala, a tan-coated cuddle machine who considers your lap her rightful throne.
Mi'kma'ki Kejimkujik for Future Generations
While Kejimkujik has been a popular national park for decades, its importance to the Mikmaw people is based on millennia of ancestral history; Ursula Johnson, cultural interpreter, explains.
S2E3 Hayley takes to the ice with the Tatamagouche Skating Club, who have been teaching award-winning skaters on the North Shore since 1976.
S03E02 Le député de Clare, Ronnie LeBlanc, s'entretient avec Lisa de ce que signifie être membre de l'Assemblée législative en Nouvelle-Écosse.
S2E5: Nancy sets sail with Martina Kelades to talk about authenticity, vulnerability and sharing the journey of human experience.
S21E46: The Nova Scotia Woodcarvers and Artists Association hold their annual competition, train with firefighters in Newfoundland and Brad McGoey brings music to the community...from a bicycle.
S02E12: David McKillop of the Little White Schoolhouse in Truro talks about its history and importance to Colchester County.
S02E12: David McKillop of the Little White Schoolhouse in Truro talks about its history and importance to Colchester County.