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A carpenter’s son, James Charles Dumaresq emerges as one of the most prolific and successful architects in Canada during the late 19th-century. Leaving a legacy of buildings in the Maritime provinces, J.C. Dumaresq was the first of five successive generations of architects based in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The six episode documentary series explores and celebrates the architectural heritage of a man, his family, and profession, with a focus on seven buildings he designed in Fredericton, New Brunswick.
The Supers, The Stoners and The Big Bad is a comedy about women and the internal and external expectations put on them. From having children, to markers of success, to the idea that they are supposed to be good and “save the world”. Women can be both vulnerable and silly, even when they are also powerful. This series shows even the noble and good heroes are not what you expect, and everyone has their own version of impostor syndrome.
Dean is a headstrong Canadian TV producer and Jean is a strong-willed chef from Thailand. Together, they attempt to make a cooking show about Thai food. There's just one challenge: they're husband and wife. Follow Dean and Jean, in front and behind the cameras, as they navigate their egos, cultural differences, and their marriage to make a cooking show!
One Pot Wonders is an instructional program teaching the audience how to make hassle free, healthy meals all in one vessel. Hosted by Chef Christine Amar, One Pot Wonders is aimed at people on the go who are conscious about what they put in their bodies but don’t necessarily have the time to cook full, healthy meals.
Masters of Photography is a new television series that showcases the incredible talent of six New Brunswick photographers. In this series professional photographer Mark Hemmings interviews each photographer, and joins them on a photo shoot. In each episode, the audience gets a behind the scenes look at a professional photo shoot — discovering both the technical and aesthetic elements that come together to make the perfect photograph. If you’ve ever wanted to learn more about landscape, wedding, documentary, portrait, nature, and product photography, you’ve come to the right place!
On Living the Dream, Scott is feeling the pressure to find his dream job in his thirties. In order to find it, he tries out practically every job on the planet. As Scott looks at different jobs in Manitoba and what it takes to do them, he meets the fascinating people behind those jobs. They share with Scott the good, bad, and why they ultimately love what they do. The question is, are any of these Scott's dream job?
Now more than ever, the world needs human connection. One of the best ways to connect to others is through our stories. Based on the podcast, this is it actually, host jeni b gets behind the wheel of a vintage Westfalia to drive to unique & small communities to meet the people that make up the fabric of the town.
Winter in Manitoba can be a harsh place to live and work, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t fun to be had. Come along and discover how you can work and play hard in this inhospitable place.
Two teams of avid bakers go head-to-head in a bake sale battle to determine whose tasty treats can raise the most amount of money for their chosen charities. Join host Reta Ismail as she puts the bakers to the test against the elements.
Songs and Stories presented by Nova Scotia Summer Fest brings some of the top musical talent from the East Coast to Antogonish, Nova Scotia for a night of music and tales.
Rain or shine, summer camp can be a life-changing experience. Take a tour of some of these camps in PEI where making food, nurturing mental health, creating music, and loving horses are all at the forefront.
From his home kitchen to yours, Chef Mark McCrowe cooks up a storm and takes you along for the journey. From traditional Newfoundland dishes to international favorites, flavor is on the menu.
On My Best Ride, host Brian Sharp meets up with motorcyclists who take him on completely different riding experiences through Prince Edward Island’s exhilarating terrain. Each trek ends at a destination with special significance to the riders be it their home or business, whether it’s a beach, farm or favorite coffee spot. Experience Prince Edward Island and its valleys, red roads, ocean views and lupin fields from the perspective of a biker and the passion that drives them to ride despite the dangers they’ve all experienced.
Get an inside look at the manufacturing of some of the most respected brands in the world. From scoreboards in the NFL, NHL and NBA, to custom racing boats, to ready-to-drink beverages being pumped out in the millions, these products are at the top of their game. Even the locals don’t know they’re made in their backyard in London, Ontario.
On Tracking the Ten, 10 Jewish boys celebrated their Bar Mitzvahs together in Oshawa in 1973. All these years later, host Alan tracks each boy, now men, one by one to do some much needed catching up on how their lives have turned out since their Bar Mitzvahs.
Real Food Stories explores the current state of the food system and the people who are combatting issues of toxicity and environmental degradation.
Opening Night takes you behind the scenes of the revered Manitoba Chamber Orchestra to reveal how composers create, musicians rehearse and get ready, and how all of it comes together for a live performance on opening night. Featuring Oboist Caitlin Broms-Jacobs, Folksinger Raine Hamilton, Sopranos Tracy Dahl and Andriana Chuchman, percussionist Victoria Sparks and the music of the Manitoba Chamber Orchestra.
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