Tuesday, September 22nd 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.
Join Bonita in her kitchen where she prepares many traditional and non-traditional Newfoundland and Labrador meals. Bonita makes a cherry loaf and a turkey pizza.
S3E5: Janet dives in to the history and tradition of the Gaelic people showcased at the Highland Village Museum in Iona, Cape Breton.
S4E6: Alicia and Tyson dine in a vintage general store, craft their own chocolates, and brave the icy night to marvel at the dazzling stars - an adventure packed with flavour and wonder!
S1E6: Nothing beats a cozy stay and an adrenaline rush! Join Sara and Clare at Wild Haven in South Maitland, where they enjoy charming domes before taking on the iconic Tidal Bore rafting for mud, thrills, and unforgettable memories.
S1E11: Having started as an outdoor market, the Wolfville Farmers Market has found a home with Acadia University. Pia shares her love of this market and joy of weaving beautiful products.
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.
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.
S7E5: Kristine Stallman founded, designs and publishes the Sunrise Trail Magazine, a biannual lifestyle publication that promotes the communities, businesses and experiences of Nova Scotia's North Shore.
S1E10 We dip into antique marine comms, dish on the origins of a leading glassware brand, and tip our hats to the design evolution of the bobby helmet.
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.
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.
S1E7: Theresa Fraser is In Session with Stacy Darku, a Registered Counseling Therapist and a Certifying Play Therapist. Stacy and Theresa discuss the effectiveness of group therapy.
S5E10: In Yarmouth, Maia Mathieu blends storytelling and activism to build safer communities, crediting teamwork and shared vision for the success of the Tri-County Women's Centre.
S3E5: Janet dives in to the history and tradition of the Gaelic people showcased at the Highland Village Museum in Iona, Cape Breton.
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.
S2E8: Hang out with Sami and learn how this superstar basketball player went undefeated in her high school career! Brett's determination and passion have led him on a fundraising campaign that will leave a lasting legacy.
S4E6: Alicia and Tyson dine in a vintage general store, craft their own chocolates, and brave the icy night to marvel at the dazzling stars - an adventure packed with flavour and wonder!
S1/E6: It's beautiful and it's cold. Stunning vistas, and beautiful fall colours await as Walkabout explores two of the most popular hikes in the Cape Breton Highlands National Park, Franey Mountain and the Skyline Trail.
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.
S5E7: Dart Gallery holds a viewing for Maritime Ink to discuss the similarities between artists and tattoo artists and collecting art vs. tattoos. Plus, a couple of tattoo artists join Kristyn to show off their own ink and art style.
S1E6: Layla invites our investigators into her home in Lockeport, Nova Scotia. Will they connect with the spirits watching over this wonderful family?
S2E10: We uncover some of the earliest stone markers placed by the British. Next, we journey to Stanley Airport Field to explore the touching story of John Hartley and Merle Dunbar. Finally, we examine Load Bearing Equipment.
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.
S1E13 Once irked by someone adding too much cream to his coffee, Michael Duck took matters into his own hands. He developed Sure Shot Solutions, becoming the leader in dispensing. Michael talks keys to success on Titans of Business.
S2E10: We uncover some of the earliest stone markers placed by the British. Next, we journey to Stanley Airport Field to explore the touching story of John Hartley and Merle Dunbar. Finally, we examine Load Bearing Equipment.
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.
S10E11 Tyler Messick is the singer and songwriter behind the Halifax-based rock band, Museum Pieces. As a teenager he moved to Nova Scotia, where he has collaborated on many projects including a Grammy-winning album, Suburbs.
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.
S5E6 Hayley enthusiastically joins Jacinte Armstrong in exploring augmented reality, blending digital innovation with physical movement for an immersive experience.
S04E06 Ingrid Deon, fondatrice et PDG de word-craft, inc., explique comment sa passion pour les réseaux sociaux l'a conduite à créer une entreprise primée qui aide les entreprises à entrer en contact avec leurs clients.
S2E8: Nancy gets a lesson in fine woodworking as traditional woodworker Tom Fidgen takes her step-by-step through Guitar Making 101.
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.