Sunday, November 15th TV listings for Eastlink - Nova Scotia
Northwood Broadcasting Club.
S1/E4 Homemade food and hearty portions are on the menu as Chef Dana Demont joins Host Amy Murphy to cook some fresh East Coast seafood.
S1E5: Bring me your weary farm animals. That's what Lailo Farm Sanctuary is about. Offering a place for farm animals to live out their lives cared for by a dedicated and compassionate family.
2026 NS Sport Hall of Fame Induction Night. Inductees: Dennis Bonvie, Rodney Hersey, Julie Lynn Stanhope, Scott Logan, Jacqueline Nicholl, the 2001 SMU Huskies Football Team and the 2003 Halifax Athens Women's Soccer Team.
S1E13: The St. Mary's River Watershed is home to some very special habitats and species. In this episode, learn about what wildlife has been protected and what remains at risk in this pristine watershed.
S03/E05: Visit Marconi Wireless Station in Table Head, site of the first exchange of radio messages across the Atlantic Ocean. Plus, Search and Rescue efforts on the island and serving the community with the Breton Sikh Association.
S2E1: Emily meets Veronica with Rainbow Coast Volleyball and connects with players from this vibrant queer volleyball league in Halifax, NS.
S1E5: Neville helps Michelle honour Valrie, a nurse and lifelong friend who stood by her through her toughest days. Their story inspires a heartfelt thank-you for someone who has always been there for others.
S1E5: Have you ever dreamed of spending the day on a farm full of llamas, sheep and cats? Well, this one is for you! We spend the day with llama farmer Sam Haley and tackle shearing a sheep with professional sheep shearer Peter Kozier.
S3E12 Orwell Corner Historic Village, Part 1: Paul travels to Orwell Corner, PEI, to explore not just the history of that community, but also to relive a key part of his own personal journey.
S05E05: Sheila LeBlanc parle de son expérience de bénévolat dans un ashram en Inde.
S6E5: Today on Militaria, Gary studies Military General Service Medals from the War of 1812, Mark and Dave examine a Firefly control column, and Nick examines the Ross rifle carried by Canadians early in the First World War.
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!
S8/E4: Tatamagouche Ice Creamery creates artisanal small batch ice cream; hand-made fused glass art from School Street Studio Glass; enviro-friendly, sustainable cleaning products from Bebbington Industries.
Echoes in the Rink: The Willie O'Ree Story: Chronicles O'Ree's triumphs and struggles as well as his ascent to what would be a short NHL career but a more than 20-year run in pro hockey.
Echoes in the Rink: The Willie O'Ree Story: Chronicles O'Ree's triumphs and struggles as well as his ascent to what would be a short NHL career but a more than 20-year run in pro hockey.
S1E1: Nancy Regan heads to Port Hood, Cape Breton, for a visit with best-selling author and baking sensation Mary Janet MacDonald, serving up heartfelt conversation and plenty of sweet inspiration.
S1E1: Ryan, Kim and Amy meet the current caretaker of the Old Amherst Train Station and explore the local legend of Mr. X, who made this stop his final destination.
S9E4: Cees inspects a raffle ticket issued in the days following the Halifax Explosion. Rebecca uncovers a Victorian-era silver spoon caddy. Garth examines a set of early cameras passed down through one family.
S13E4 Host Darrin Harvey interviews some of the best musicians from the East Coast Music Industry. On this week's show Darrin sits down with guitar virtuoso, Connor Fox.
S2E6 The team follow up on a bit of history and head to Tusket, near Yarmouth. Lee heads out onto the water near the site where he gets to live a dream of being Captain and Commander. The strange finds at the site continue.
S03E05: Elinor Maher, a researcher, talks about the Building Boom in Truro with the arrival of trains and railway through Colchester County.
S1E3: We visit Musquodoboit Harbour to meet gothic period expert and horror film inspired cosplayer, Elle Bow. Elle and Nikki reminisce on cosplay convention memories, but there are also lots of new surprises for Nikki to discover...
S1E4: The profound understanding that every guest is family is Hakan Uluer's North Star. His unique blend of heartfelt welcome and meticulous detail transforms his ventures into a cherished home defined by true hospitality.
S9E4: Cees inspects a raffle ticket issued in the days following the Halifax Explosion. Rebecca uncovers a Victorian-era silver spoon caddy. Garth examines a set of early cameras passed down through one family.
S3E13: We reminisce with Meagan and Matt about their time as summer camp councillors where they met and fell in love. See how their enthusiasm and adventurous spirits helped guide their relationship full of laughs, love and fun.
S13E4 Host Darrin Harvey interviews some of the best musicians from the East Coast Music Industry. On this week's show Darrin sits down with guitar virtuoso, Connor Fox.
S03E05: Elinor Maher, a researcher, talks about the Building Boom in Truro with the arrival of trains and railway through Colchester County.
S2E1: Emily meets Veronica with Rainbow Coast Volleyball and connects with players from this vibrant queer volleyball league in Halifax, NS.
S2E4: We visit a home overlooking the Chester Basin, perfect for hosting friends, or having a relaxing time alone! We also visit a couple who can always look out to the horizon from their antique-filled seaside home.
S3E4: Lance takes a trip to Cape Breton and goes down memory lane with Pam Parris, soaking in the history that made Whitney Pier.
S03/E05: Visit Marconi Wireless Station in Table Head, site of the first exchange of radio messages across the Atlantic Ocean. Plus, Search and Rescue efforts on the island and serving the community with the Breton Sikh Association.
S5E4: We meet Artie, who came from a crowded start, but he has found his place with his people, Mazie, a puppy who acted independent from the start, and Keno, a tiny athlete with a champion past.
S3E1: Indigenous tourism is an opportunity for education, Reconciliation and the economy. We learn about this valuable industry by speaking with Nova Scotia Indigenous Tourism Enterprise Network (NSITEN) representatives.
S7E13: Aaron Babcock is a graphic designer and the author of the award-winning Christian fiction The Erne Warder, released in 2023.
S1E13: The St. Mary's River Watershed is home to some very special habitats and species. In this episode, learn about what wildlife has been protected and what remains at risk in this pristine watershed.
E3E4: Nancy gets her hands dirty with Ivan Higgins, creating a concrete sculpture of her own. Along the way, Ivan reveals more about his drawings, his process and the ideas hiding behind his incredible creations.
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!
S03E05: Elinor Maher, a researcher, talks about the Building Boom in Truro with the arrival of trains and railway through Colchester County.
Strong After 50, where we don't slow down with age, we train for life! Join host Elaine Muise, also known as ItFitzElaine, as she takes you through simple fitness techniques for those 50+ that you can do right at home.