Saturday, September 12th TV listings for Eastlink - New Minas, NS
Northwood Broadcasting Club.
S1E10: For 48 years Lunenburg has hosted the Craft and Food Festival. Jill, from Artful Cut Glass Engraving, experiences her first season at this market and shares with Dani what it is like to be part of the market community.
Bonita makes a delicious and easy no crust apple pie! Then, she whips up the perfect topping for any dessert, homemade partridgeberry jam!
East Coast International Maritime Pro Stock Race coverage of the BJs Truck Centre 150 recorded on July 29, 2023, at Oyster Bed Speedway.
S2E4 Oberland Agrisciene raises black soldier fly larvae on an industrial scale to create nutrient-rich, high-quality protein for agriculture and aquaculture feeds. Come along as we discover what goes into this fascinating process.
S1E8: In this episode we are talking about community. In Halifax that means a large playful family and neighborhood friends, while in Lunenburg this home is the extension of a pastoral congregation, set up for mirth and music.
S14/E01 We kick off our season premiere by meeting our new host, Don Coombs! Then we head out to Champney's West to learn about the community aquarium. We learn about a boat building mentorship, and then we talk to Con O'Brien.
S3E3: Join Janet at Knoydart Farm where she meets Frazer Hunter and learns about the art of cheese making.
S1/E8: Giving Back: There are a lot of ways to give back. Volunteering and speaking up are some of the most impactful ways to shape a community. Praise, Aseel, David, and Rana explain what giving back means to them.
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.
MariTIME Machines Do You Have a Smile for Me?
For most people a 2012 Mazda 2 is simply a reliable, economical vehicle; David Piccott tells us the origin of his unique customized car's ability to deliver many smiles-to-the-gallon.
S2E7: Nikki travels to Cape Breton to visit a unique shop that celebrates all things odd.
S2E8: Micha Cromwell, an actor and local historian from Annapolis Royal, talks with Lance about her love for theatre and how it is intertwined with her interest in genealogy and history.
S1/E8: As one of Halifax's most recognizable brands, Propeller Brewing has been a staple in Nova Scotia culture for decades. Holly talks with the founder, John Allen, to reveal the full history of the brand and its future.
The team concludes their investigation of the Yarmouth County Museum, as they confront the Overlord spirit that seems to be dominating the other spirits.
S2E7: Nikki travels to Cape Breton to visit a unique shop that celebrates all things odd.
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.
S2E8: We explore the WWII Boeing Stearman Kaydet, a legendary aircraft that served as a rite of passage for countless pilots. Next, we delve into the story of William and Thomas Pullen. Finally, we explore the evolution of helmets.
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.
S1E11 She is the owner of six thriving veterinary clinics, and also the driving force in the quest to bring professional women's soccer to Canada in ?25. Dr. Courtney Sherlock and her varied passions on Titans of Business.
S2E8: We explore the WWII Boeing Stearman Kaydet, a legendary aircraft that served as a rite of passage for countless pilots. Next, we delve into the story of William and Thomas Pullen. Finally, we explore the evolution of helmets.
S3E4: We take a look at the odds defying love partnership of Rishin and Safwa. Watch how these high school acquaintances kindled their love in university to bloom into a 10-year marriage.
S10E09 Daniel James McFadyen began his musical journey by playing small venues, including cafés and farm markets. Open mic nights in the Annapolis Valley often featured his folk-drenched vocals accompanied by acoustic guitar.
S3E3: Join Janet at Knoydart Farm where she meets Frazer Hunter and learns about the art of cheese making.
S2E5: Emily visits Venus Envy in Halifax and meets Rachele and Wren to learn how this queer-owned shop creates space for education, exploration, and community.
S1E8: In this episode we are talking about community. In Halifax that means a large playful family and neighborhood friends, while in Lunenburg this home is the extension of a pastoral congregation, set up for mirth and music.
S2E8: Micha Cromwell, an actor and local historian from Annapolis Royal, talks with Lance about her love for theatre and how it is intertwined with her interest in genealogy and history.
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.
S4E7: We meet Mazikeen, whose floppy ears and colourful coat hide a playful spirit. Tony, the household greeter, security system, and lap warmer all in one package; and Biscuit, who is always on the lookout for squirrels.
S1E8 Natural History and Cultural Journey: Cultural Heritage Curator Roger Lewis provides highlights from one of the largest ethnological collections of living objects crafted by skillful Mikmaw peoples.
S1/E8: Giving Back: There are a lot of ways to give back. Volunteering and speaking up are some of the most impactful ways to shape a community. Praise, Aseel, David, and Rana explain what giving back means to them.
S06E18 Housing is a major issue in Nova Scotia and beyond. Bringing people together to define the issue and to create solutions is vital. Tony visits a housing forum to chat with those working on real solutions.
S2E6: Nancy journeys to the Annapolis Valley for an in-depth interview with Martina Kelades and her fabulous family.
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!
S1E8 Natural History and Cultural Journey: Cultural Heritage Curator Roger Lewis provides highlights from one of the largest ethnological collections of living objects crafted by skillful Mikmaw peoples.