Friday, August 7th TV listings for Eastlink - Nova Scotia
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S2E3: Amy meets Gerry at East Coast Bakery in Halifax, where he gives her a behind the scenes look at how they make their perfect bagels.
Join Bonita in her kitchen where she prepares many traditional and non-traditional Newfoundland and Labrador meals. Bonita whips up a cod fish and stuffing meal and tops it off with caramel cakes.
S4E12: The gang welcomes back Julia as they tour the Africville Museum and head out into the harbour searching for a rumoured shipwreck in the historic waters.
S2E12: In this episode of Reel Weddings, Erin and Chasta watch back their 2023 wedding. After cancelling their original wedding due to a hurricane, they married at a Royal Canadian Naval Services base.
S1/E3: Creativity: What do henna, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Picasso have in common? Let Enas, Charles, Inae, and Vineeta help you solve this riddle.
S1E3 Alan Syliboy: As a child, Alan was told drawing was a distraction from learning. Fast forward to a destination studio, a world-renowned artist and musician inspired by messages left by his ancestors written in stone.
S1E6 Once a successful salesperson for Johnson and Johnson, Jim Mills left to start his own office furniture business. Decades later, Office Interiors is just one of his many enterprises. Jim details his journey on Titans of Business.
S10/E6: In celebration of the 10th Anniversary season of Maritime Made, we re-visit three companies who have grown and innovated over the years. Rolls Battery, Eye Candy Signs, and Tri-Star Industries.
S1E2: We visit with an architect who designed her home in harmony with water by integrating a spa atmosphere. We also visit an artist with a most fantastical retreat: a 200-year-old church converted into a magnificent home.
S9E8: Gloria stops by the iconic Alderney Landing and sits down for her annual chat with Dartmouth historian David Jones. The two discuss Davids new passion for surfing and of course Dartmouth history.
S21E41: The Halifax Regional Police K-9 unit have 4 new 4 legged recruits, we have a recap of the 2026 Music PEI Awards, and see the vest local vendors Nova Scotia has to offer at the Saltscapes Spring Expo.
S2E1: Nancy travels to Port Hood to visit celebrity baker, Mary Janet MacDonald, and learn the secrets of this wonderful Cape Breton kitchen.
S1E12: Sara and Clare visit the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site, then unwind at a lakeside rental. The next day, they join Mac from Cape Breton Back Country Adventures for a Jeep tour through the fall forests.
S1E12: Digby Wharf Rat Rally Pt. 1 - Kristyn attends the infamous motorcycle rally in Digby! She talks to organizers, bikers, and tries her hand at the biggest attraction - a mechanical can.
The Maritime Junior Hockey League's inaugural Alumni Gala in Campbellton, NB. A celebration of the league's history, including the inductions of Troy Ryan and Pierre-Cedric Labrie into the Alumni Legacy Club.
S4E12: Enter Maude Lewis's world - her iconic cottage reborn in an art gallery, a replica in a fan's yard, and a wave of new artists carrying on their own art journeys. Art comes alive right here!
S7E12: Join in at the Giant Pumpkin Regatta in Shelburne, where you can paddle a giant pumpkin, test your rowing skills and try to stay afloat!
S4E12: The gang welcomes back Julia as they tour the Africville Museum and head out into the harbour searching for a rumoured shipwreck in the historic waters.
Marie McNeil Bowness is one of Nova Scotia's most accomplished figure skaters. Paired with Rob McCall, the duo became one of the great ice dance teams in Canadian history. Marie shares her story on Legends of the Hall.
S2E1: For Dejhani, dancing for inclusion is the best way to make her voice heard on issues close to her heart. Alison's whole life has revolved around music, and she is keen to share her musical talents with everyone around her.
S1E3 Italian ingenuity strikes a chord with old Hollywood, hair-raising jewelry keeps deceased loved ones close, and a classic design survives a crash with competition.
S1E3: On this episode, we look at a uniform once worn by iconic war hero Sheila Helmstrom, a collection of German navy memorabilia from the Second World War, as well as a legendary firearm dating back to the War of 1812.
S2E3: We scour the pages of a WWI diary from an early RCN serviceman. Next, we honour Brigadier General Ned Amy by examining his meticulously preserved uniforms and then we uncover the lost stories of the innovative Dambusters.
S02E10: Author Brenda J. Thompson talks about what is was like to live in a poor house in Nova Scotia during the 1890s.
S02E10: Author Brenda J. Thompson talks about what is was like to live in a poor house in Nova Scotia during the 1890s.
S1E6 Once a successful salesperson for Johnson and Johnson, Jim Mills left to start his own office furniture business. Decades later, Office Interiors is just one of his many enterprises. Jim details his journey on Titans of Business.
S2E3: We scour the pages of a WWI diary from an early RCN serviceman. Next, we honour Brigadier General Ned Amy by examining his meticulously preserved uniforms and then we uncover the lost stories of the innovative Dambusters.
S2E12: In this episode of Reel Weddings, Erin and Chasta watch back their 2023 wedding. After cancelling their original wedding due to a hurricane, they married at a Royal Canadian Naval Services base.
S10E04 Christina Martin was on our very first show in Season 1. Christina is a multiple award winning singer, songwriter who has a soft side as a mental health activist, which inspired her award winning EP, Remember Me, in 2014.
S2E11: Janet meets Glenn Rubinoff at Sally's Brook Wilderness Cabins in Englishtown, NS for a tour of the property and an impromptu performance by a local musician.
S2E12: Emily steps into Painted Dance Collective in Sydney, Cape Breton, where owner Hazel shares how movement, identity, and community come together.
S1E3: We visit with a couple so enthusiastic about golf they purchased their home overlooking a golf course on CB Island. We also visit Baie Sainte Marie with horse enthusiasts and water colour artists whose home and passion overlap.
S2E1: Lance visits poet Jo-Anne Jordan in Weymouth Falls to talk about the writing process, family stories, and the centrality of matriarchs.
Making connections with the rich history, celebrated people and beautiful locations around Cape Breton, Nova Scotia with longtime public servant and community champion, Cecil Clarke.
S4E2: We meet Frank, who skips the greetings to take the good seat, Clover, who always steals the show when the eyes are on her, and Hero, who does not hear much without a treat involved.
S1E3 Alan Syliboy: As a child, Alan was told drawing was a distraction from learning. Fast forward to a destination studio, a world-renowned artist and musician inspired by messages left by his ancestors written in stone.
S1/E3: Creativity: What do henna, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Picasso have in common? Let Enas, Charles, Inae, and Vineeta help you solve this riddle.
S06E12 Wellness coach Janice Amirault shares her experiences taking charge of her own health issues. She now helps others overcome the challenges associated with wellness and living a healthier life.
S2E1: Nancy travels to Port Hood to visit celebrity baker, Mary Janet MacDonald, and learn the secrets of this wonderful Cape Breton kitchen.
S10E04 The science of balance and centrifugal force, and how it can be used in some of your favourite amusement park rides. Host: Lorraine Cantin.
S4E2: We meet Frank, who skips the greetings to take the good seat, Clover, who always steals the show when the eyes are on her, and Hero, who does not hear much without a treat involved.
S1E3 Alan Syliboy: As a child, Alan was told drawing was a distraction from learning. Fast forward to a destination studio, a world-renowned artist and musician inspired by messages left by his ancestors written in stone.