Wednesday, June 11th TV listings for Eastlink - Nova Scotia
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S2E11: Amy is in Bridgetown at the Ketobolic Kitchen, where she learns about the Keto diet, and how to make delicious and healthy waffles and pasta the Keto way.
S2/E03 Moose-t see TV! Part 1 of our moose episodes. RT is in the shed processing his own moose. After the processing is done, he cooks up a delicious moose sandwich.
S3E3: The divers travel to rural Nova Scotia to help out with an ocean clean up that becomes bigger than anyone imagined.
S1E4: In this episode, Michelle and Thomas reflect on their time together. They met in 2017 at a music festival where they were both performing. Their wedding in 2023 was a perfect representation of their passion for music.
S5E6 (Part 2 of 2) Having had massive success with her clothing line, Melanie prepares for her final runway show at Paris Fashion Week. Her creativity expands as Melanie makes her directorial debut with her short film, Maid.
S6E3: Get ready for a full day of adventure. Cruise the Halifax Northwest Arm, visit a legendary island, and ride a high-speed tube. Finish the day with a sunset tour on a Tiki Boat.
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.
S11/E4: Plastic bottle preforms by Trans-Atlantic Preforms; Boiler repair and replacement at Maritime Pressure Works; and yarn and fleece from Cotswold sheep at Gaspereau Valley Fibres.
S3E4: Alicia and Tyson head out to find out about the different ways people live in vans, including one author who outfitted her van so she can live in it no matter the season.
S1E6 It Is What It Is: Lance meets with his Uncle Derrick to talk about deeper family memories - both good and bad. They explore what leads some youth down the wrong path and how to be a good example for the coming cohorts.
S20E35: June is Pride Month and we have a look at a new series on Eastlink: Pride Space, Colwell's Clothing is a family run business that has been in operation for 130 years, and we learn about the South Shore Refugee Project.
S1E7 Nancy travels to Millbrook, NS, to meet Mikmaq artist Alan Syliboy, a creative force deeply rooted in his culture and community. Through his stories, she uncovers his journey of resilience, tradition and the healing power of art.
S6E2: Sandy learns about the history of Gaelic settlement in Cape Breton when he visits the Highland Village Museum in Iona.
S3E4 La Baie en Joie: Hayley practices her French on the Baie Sainte-Marie with the world-renowned dance troupe La Baie en Joie and picks up a few new steps while she?s at it.
S3E6 The Hovercraft: This unique machine is used for fire service in the Annapolis Valley and is capable of travelling on land, ice, and water!
S2E7 Shaw Resources have been producing wood pellets in Nova Scotia since 1995. With so much waste wood, Shaw saw an opportunity to use a renewable waste resource to create a low-carbon natural fuel. Let's see how it's done.
S09E02 The Almighty Foodie Chris Mask visits Poutine Fest 2024 in Sudbury. Canadian Tuxedo, the Grande and Falafel Poutines are on the menu! Chris definitely finds a poutine that suits his needs?!
S1E7 Nancy travels to Millbrook, NS, to meet Mikmaq artist Alan Syliboy, a creative force deeply rooted in his culture and community. Through his stories, she uncovers his journey of resilience, tradition and the healing power of art.
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.
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.
S2E4 Site security gets installed. After a midnight run back to the site an encounter leads to something that could potentially be a game changer in the dense, thick brush of the Barrens. Could this find change history?
S6E3: New Glasgow is the home of Last Stand Tattoo Shop, a one-man tattoo-and-piercing shop, proudly owned and operated by Mike LeBlanc. Mike shares his stories and experiences, and a few of his clients show off his pieces.
S1E4: A look behind the scenes of two affirming churches in Halifax and Truro that celebrate compassion and inclusion for their Pride communities.
S2E3: We study a bugle used in the American Civil War, the story of three brothers who died in service, and an unlikely collection of militaria recovered in Afghanistan.
S2E8 John Hood is a Master artisan who makes handmade replica model ships in Yarmouth, NS. Susan Pfeiffer, owner of The Artistic Mayhem of Susan Pfeiffer, makes colourful plush creatures from her studio in Meteghan Centre, NS.
S01E15: Cape Breton University Assistant Professor Kate Krug presents some of the issues and events that make up Canadian Queer History.
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.
S1E8: The HEAT team sets their sights on Atlanta, Georgia for the ultimate cheerleading competition. Witness their innovative fundraising efforts and see if they can make their dream of competing a reality.
S1E4: In this episode, Michelle and Thomas reflect on their time together. They met in 2017 at a music festival where they were both performing. Their wedding in 2023 was a perfect representation of their passion for music.
S12E07 Meghaan LeBlanc has a self-described youthful quirkiness and performs a blend of a cappella Celtic folk tunes and original roots-rock music.
S1E4: Janet catches some waves at Mavillette Beach in Clare, NS with the Good Wave Project.
S1E4: A look behind the scenes of two affirming churches in Halifax and Truro that celebrate compassion and inclusion for their Pride communities.
S6E6: We meet Erin and Shannon whose family home is steeped in history. Next, we visit Dino and Kathy at their seaside haven, where every room offers stunning views of the ocean, and the tranquility of the shoreline.
S1E6 It Is What It Is: Lance meets with his Uncle Derrick to talk about deeper family memories - both good and bad. They explore what leads some youth down the wrong path and how to be a good example for the coming cohorts.
S03/E12: Sean chats with local producer and musician Josh Kelly about his rise to becoming a player in the crowded Maritimes music industry.
S2E6: Discover the emotional journeys of Karma, a snuggly pup who cherishes every moment spent basking in the sun, Mabel, the goofy pup with an amusing bark, and Charlie, an aloof yet loyal dog devoted solely to his owner.
S1E7 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.
S5E7 Gabor and Gabrielle have made a name for themselves in the private dining sector. With Gabor?s knowledge as a sommelier and Gabrielle?s skills as a chef; an event by Pertu will leave you satisfied and wanting more!
S06E16 Manager of Public Engagement and Community Health Board, Western Zone Lisa Salley talks about the new Community Health Plan for Nova Scotia and her role with NS Health.
S1E7 Nancy travels to Millbrook, NS, to meet Mikmaq artist Alan Syliboy, a creative force deeply rooted in his culture and community. Through his stories, she uncovers his journey of resilience, tradition and the healing power of art.
S20E35: June is Pride Month and we have a look at a new series on Eastlink: Pride Space, Colwell's Clothing is a family run business that has been in operation for 130 years, and we learn about the South Shore Refugee Project.
S01E15: Cape Breton University Assistant Professor Kate Krug presents some of the issues and events that make up Canadian Queer History.