Monday, September 21st TV listings for Eastlink - Nova Scotia
Northwood Broadcasting Club.
S2E9: Amy visits Sharla and Reid at the Halls Harbour Lobster Pound, where she talks to them about their journey in building their business; she then gets into the kitchen to help make some seafood pasta.
Chef Devon Deschamps is joined in the kitchen by City of Grande Prairie Councilor Kevin O'Toole as together they make pan-seared salmon and asparagus risotto.
S4E5: The divers continue reliving their time in Roatan and Utila, ending their journey back in Nova Scotia for a dive amongst the fall colours.
S3E5: We connect with Mackenzie and Ally, a nature-loving couple who tied the knot on a classic summer campground. See how being best friends first helps them have a stable and happy relationship.
S1/E9: Fashion: Clothes and jewelry act as a second skin. They allow personal expression, and cultural demonstration. Let Vlad, Jasmeet, Dorothée, and Joanna share their story about how this works.
S1E9 Wabanaki Two-Spirit Alliance: Co-founder of Wabanaki Two-Spirit Alliance, John R. Sylliboy, helps build support and awareness of Two-Spirited Mikmaq in Mikmaki and across Canada.
S1E12 From a single mall kiosk to more than one hundred stores across Canada, Roger King has taken Supplement King to the top of the national retail marketplace. Roger shares his story of humble beginnings on Titans of Business.
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.
S1E9: This episode is all about being on the water; whether that be sailing on the Bras d'Or Lake from a cottage retreat, or paddling on Martins Point, before having an outdoor shower.
S9E14: Gloria is at Timber Lounge Axe Throwing on Portland Street and sits down with owner Darren Hudson. Darren shares his experiences competing in professional lumberjack sports and even gets Gloria to throw an axe.
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!
S2E7: Celebrated woodworker Tom Fidgen invites Nancy to his Cape Breton woodshop to see how he builds world-class furniture without power tools.
S1E10: Raising sheep was once common practice at small farms across North America, but small-scale commercial raising of sheep has declined, along with local markets for the wool. Lismore Sheep Farm keeps the tradition alive.
S1E5: We visit Partridge Island, a much-loved spot in Cumberland County. This island and shoreline are rich in both natural and human history and have connections to the Mikmaq who called the island Wasoq or heaven.
S1/E9: Fashion: Clothes and jewelry act as a second skin. They allow personal expression, and cultural demonstration. Let Vlad, Jasmeet, Dorothée, and Joanna share their story about how this works.
S1E7: Athlete, scholar, volunteer - Molly has a lot on her plate but is always ready for the challenge! Join Molly on the baseball field, on the volleyball court and in her community to do a cleanup.
S1E5: Love Local Concert Series - Join Kristyn for a summery day on the Pictou waterfront where the local music, vendors, and community spirit are the stars of the show!
S1E9 An antique safety device made to beat the heat, a folk artist's colourful legacy is brought to the masses, and a couple of North American icons prove to be total dolls.
S1E10: On this episode, we look at a treasured World War I diary that provides insights into the life of a soldier, a timepiece that has seen times without peace, as well as an impressive trio of early war medals.
S2E9: We trace the journey of cavalry sabers, from the battlefield to their eventual disappearance. Next, we delve into the papers and journal of Sir Peter Halkett. Finally, we highlight the CF-100 and Bell 47J-2A Ranger.
S02E14 2025 Alzheimer's Awareness Conference - Understanding Trauma-Informed Care - Compassionate Practices in Dementia Care.
S02E14 2025 Alzheimer's Awareness Conference - Understanding Trauma-Informed Care - Compassionate Practices in Dementia Care.
S1E12 From a single mall kiosk to more than one hundred stores across Canada, Roger King has taken Supplement King to the top of the national retail marketplace. Roger shares his story of humble beginnings on Titans of Business.
S2E9: We trace the journey of cavalry sabers, from the battlefield to their eventual disappearance. Next, we delve into the papers and journal of Sir Peter Halkett. Finally, we highlight the CF-100 and Bell 47J-2A Ranger.
S3E5: We connect with Mackenzie and Ally, a nature-loving couple who tied the knot on a classic summer campground. See how being best friends first helps them have a stable and happy relationship.
S10E10 DeeDee Austin is a singer, songwriter and musician from Fall River, Nova Scotia. Her song, Buried Truth, very much focuses on stories about the experiences her grandmother faced at a residential school.
S3E5: Janet dives in to the history and tradition of the Gaelic people showcased at the Highland Village Museum in Iona, Cape Breton.
S2E6: Emily heads to Rumours in downtown Halifax, where owners Gerald and Jose share their story and their vision for cultivating a joyful community space.
S1E9: This episode is all about being on the water; whether that be sailing on the Bras d'Or Lake from a cottage retreat, or paddling on Martins Point, before having an outdoor shower.
S2E10: Cathy Parent of Middleton recalls memories of summer and takes Lance to visit Cassie Tolbart where she shows him her incredible photo archive displayed in her basement.
S01E04 From the birthplace of flight in the British Empire, Sydney based Breton Air is a helicopter charter and utility aviation company that is contributing to the local economy.
S4E8: We meet Winni, who has yet to find a trick she could not nail; Luna, who is all smiles with people but all business with her stick collection; and sweet Charlie, batting those lashes like she knows it works (because it does).
S1E10 Tajikeimik (To Be Healthy): The Chiefs and Health Directors from the 13 First Nations in NS have long been working in their communities, and with Mikmaw organizations, to address gaps in health services and to improve wellness.
S1/E9: Fashion: Clothes and jewelry act as a second skin. They allow personal expression, and cultural demonstration. Let Vlad, Jasmeet, Dorothée, and Joanna share their story about how this works.
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.
S2E7: Celebrated woodworker Tom Fidgen invites Nancy to his Cape Breton woodshop to see how he builds world-class furniture without power tools.
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!
S02E14 2025 Alzheimer's Awareness Conference - Understanding Trauma-Informed Care - Compassionate Practices in Dementia Care.
S02E14 2025 Alzheimer's Awareness Conference - Understanding Trauma-Informed Care - Compassionate Practices in Dementia Care.