Auntie Jillian Holiday Special

Rashida Geddes, millennial coach and business mentor, brings together a stellar list of Montreal business gurus who share their expertise and insights on how to navigate the corporate, entrepreneurial and non-profit worlds to achieve success. She leverages her coaching and business experience to engage in meaningful conversations delivering the audience actionable tips to motivate career success.

Watch DIY Mom Rebekah Higgs as she Transforms a dingy basement apartment in to an East Coast Oasis, ready for short term rental. Resourceful, affordable renovations, and home decor for those on a budget. 

Studio Tour is a thoughtful exploration of what it means to live and work as an artist in Atlantic Canada. Host Matt Brown takes you inside the studios of Atlantic Canada’s most esteemed artists providing an exceptional and profound insight into their visions and creations.

Host Claire Bouvier meets with some of Kingston's most interesting and eclectic personalities. 

With its fortification walls, narrow winding streets and a wealth of architecture, spanning four centuries, Quebec is unlike any other city in North America. It was the first town on the continent to be named a World Heritage City by UNESCO. In this series: Quebec World Heritage City, we will explore the hidden corners of Old Quebec, and discover that this remarkable French-speaking city also has an impressive, and inspiring, English heritage.

Jason Rockman is on the hunt for Montreal’s most impressive collections while riding in awesome theme cars! 

A unique circus experience brings together those with amputation, limb loss, and limb difference to explore what they’re capable of. 

Atlantic Architecture highlights regional diversity in a way that is unique to the rest of Canada. With freeze thaw cycles, snow, wind and vast spaces, architects need to consider climate and the environment when designing buildings in this region. Learn what makes Atlantic Canadian Architecture powerful. Explore how architects are using Atlantic Canada as a springboard to International recognition.

Watch as DIY MOM Rebekah Higgs decorates her home for the holidays on a budget.

Follow Me is a talk show that puts local influencers and public figures on social media at the forefront. Whether it's a Facebook, Twitter or Instagram personality, or just the latest YouTube sensation, the goal is to discover the  human hidden behind this cyber glory through candid and friendly interviews.

This summer, Rebekah popped over to her parents' home on the South Shore of Nova Scotia to make some special additions to the oceanfront property. With material and instructions from Home Hardware's Backyard Building Projects, Rebekah tackles piecing together a canoe and kayak rack, plus a dock!