Land & Sea Episode Guide

Episode Guide

• Air Ambulance

  A government plane becomes Newfoundland's first emergency aircraft.

• All Around the Family

  The Ray Walsh story.

• The Alpacas of Port au Port

  Residents strive to establish an alpaca ranch on the Port au Port peninsula of Newfoundland.

• American Marten

  The American Marten.

• Ammo Dumps

  The environmental impact of the tons of chemical and conventional weapons dumped off the east coast.

• And Then There Was Light

  Rita Anderson discusses the restoration of the lighthouse in Rose Blanche.

• An Animal's Best Friend

  Animal lover Don Brown.

• Apples
• The Artist as a Fisherman

  Fly-fishing influences the artwork of Scott Goudie.

• Ashes Island

  Conservation to help rebuild the local lobster fishery.

• The Ashuanipi Reunion

  Train ride along the Ashuanipi River; cabin owners reunion.

• Atlantic Beef
• The Avengers
• Back on the Water

  First commercial cod fishery in Newfoundland since the moratorium.

• Back to the Beginning

  Newfoundland celebrates 500 years.

• Back to the Landers

  People who are still living off the land.

• Baltzer's Bog
• Beaches

  Protecting wild beaches from developers.

• Beaches and Their Environments

  Canadian east coast beaches.

• Beaubassin

  Archaeologists study a former Acadian settlement with the help of descendents of the original settlers.

• Becoming an Outdoors Woman

  Three housewives tackle the outdoors.

• The Bee Charmers

  Newfoundland woman produces what is considered the finest honey in the world.

• Belledune

  A community split by conflicting views for their future and their environment.

• Bicknell's Thrush

  Bicknell's thrush, a rare bird, is discovered in the Maritimes.

• Birdseye Maple

  A woodsman who specializes in rare birdseye maple trees.

• Blanding Turtles

  Turtles.

• Blue Whales

  Blue whales.

• Bluefin Tuna

  Western Atlantic numbers have declined.

• Boat Builder

  Modern-day shipbuilding.

• Boat Builders

  Nova Scotian boat builders team up to compete globally.

• The Bog Farmers of Seal Cove

  Organic bog farming.

• Bon Portage Island

  Bon Portage Island, a classroom in the Atlantic.

• The Bonds of Earth

  A World War II U.S. bomber crew survives crash-landing on the coast of Labrador but starves to death in two months.

• The Bonds of Earth

  The final days of a stranded American bomber crew.

• Bottom Trawling

  The Canadian government is supporting a way of fishing that many believe is wrecking ocean habitat.

• The Bounty

  The rescue of the Bounty, a ship built in Lunenburg, N.S.

• Boys and Their Toys

  Newfoundland Railway.

• Bringing Back the Lobsters

  Preserving lobster stocks.

• Brooking's Boats

  Boat builder Warren Brooking.

• Built From Scratch

  Story of a small bakery that defied the odds.

• Built With Pride

  Boat known as Marcella May.

• C.B. Oysters

  Raising oysters in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia.

• Campbell's Barrens
• Cape Breton Miners

  How former Cape Breton miners are faring after almost three years since their last shift.

• Cape Breton Oysters

  Jim Crawford and Dave Tupper make a living providing oysters to markets in Toronto and Boston.

• Caribou Concerns

  Avalon caribou.

• Cathi and Clayton

  A wheelchair user receives assistance from her Newfoundland dog.

• Caught Out in a Storm

  Newfoundland's sealing disaster of 1914.

• Celie's Story

  Newfoundland's great-great grandmother of the outdoors.

• Census of Marine Life

  A scientist who is leading a worldwide effort to study the worlds' oceans.

• Changing Change Islands

  Restoring heritage buildings.

• Changing Course

  Russell Bishop gives up boat building to build a golf course.

• Charlottetown Market

  Charlottetown Farmer's Market.

• Chatman's Bakery

  The story of a little family bakery that defied the odds.

• The Christmas Whales

  A community bands together to save a pod of whales caught in a bay.

• Cliff Keeper
• Coastal Sewage

  Harbors and bays throughout the Maritimes are being ruined by the release of raw sewage.

• Coming Home

  An elderly woman makes an annual pilgrimage to a cabin in a meadow.

• Contaminated Lighthouse

  Mercury and lighthouses.

• Cormack Brides

  War brides and veterans of World War II.

• The Cormiers of the Valley

  The Cormier farm.

• Cougars

  The possibility of cougars living in the woods of New Brunswick.

• Counting Coyotes

  Coyotes begin to appear more frequently in Newfoundland.

• The Cove of Love

  With a population of 7, L'Anse Amour is the tiniest year-round community on Labrador's south coast.

• Cows and Genes

  Revolutions in the dairy industry.

• The Crest of the Wave

  Farming salmon.

• Cutthroat Island
• The Daughter Who Did

  Karen Tucker, a daughter who took over her late father's vegetable farm.

• Dave
• The Death of a Fisherman

  Casualties of the fishing industry.

• Deer and Coyotes

  Coyotes may cause the decline in deer population.

• Deer Harbors
• Deer Yards

  Forest companies are being blamed for the disappearance of deer in northern New Brunswick.

• Dory Racing
• Dr. Jeon

  Dr. Jeon, the Korean doctor who worked in a small Newfoundland hospital for 26 years.

• Draggers

  Dragger fishermen.

• Dream Come True

  Two fishing brothers make history when the first catamaran built specifically for the commercial fishery arrives in Newfoundland waters.

• The Dust of His Ancestors

  Pete Parsons turns his grandfather's general store into a museum.

• Dying Oceans

  A former nurse devotes her life to watching changes in the shoreline.

• The Early Years

  Archival programming.

• The Edge of the Ice

  A traditional spring seal hunt.

• The Efford Campaign

  John Efford fights for Liberal leadership.

• The Falabella Man of Robinsons

  Bill Gabriel owns miniature Falabella ponies.

• A Family Affair

  A family that survived a fire at sea.

• Farley Mowat
• Farm Safety

  Farmers report on the dangers of their occupation.

• Farmed Cod

  The first harvest of farmed cod.

• The Farmers' Daughters

  An update on the Powers of Brance.

• Farming Salmon

  Salmon farms.

• A Few Tunes Between Friends
• Finding Acadia

  Archeologists and Acadian descendants search for the remnants of communities destroyed by the British.

• Fish Cops

  Catching poachers in eastern coastal waters.

• Fish Enough

  Traveling to Indian Bay for the first weekend of the ice fishing season.

• Fish Quotas

  Fish quotas.

• Fish Tales

  Stories from surviving fishermen from the days of schooner and dory fishing.

• A Fisherman's Daughter

  From downtown Montreal to a lobster boat off northern Newfoundland, we follow a fisherman's daughter.

• Flying With Falcons

  Peregrine falcons.

• The Food Fishery

  The Department of Fisheries and Oceans privatizes fish in Canada's waters.

• Forest Certification

  Logging companies are changing the way they harvest trees in order to meet the demands of consumers who want green lumber.

• Forest School

  Three people learn the theories and practices of forestry and agriculture.

• Forest School

  Three people learn the realities of living on a farm and woodlot.

• Fortune Bay Christmas

  The annual Mummers show.

• From Fortune Bay to Lourdes

  Fishing families who were forced to settle on a different coast.

• From the Stump Up
• From Wilderness to Wooddale
• The Fruits of His Labour

  A crop that survived in Newfoundland.

• G.M. Salmon

  Genetically modified salmon.

• Genetic Cows

  New Brunswick farmers attract attention for their dairy cow breeding.

• Gift

  Volunteer Gertie Barrett receives recognition for the time and effort she has given to the people of Lewisporte.

• GMO's and Prince Edward Island

  Prince Edward Island is examining the possibility of banning genetically modified crops.

• The Goat Farmers

  Commercial goat farming.

• Going Down the Road
• Gold Miner

  Gold mining.

• The Grand River

  Joe Goudie leads an annual 200-mile canoe trip down the river his ancestors once traveled.

• Graveyards

  Maritime graveyards.

• Green Crabs

  Non-native crabs have invaded P.E.I.

• The Greenspond Letter

  A woman's passion for history captures the essence of a community.

• The Grey Islands' Eiders

  An eider duck nesting colony off the Grey Islands.

• The Grey Zone

  Canadian fishermen who are demanding their share of the lobster fishery in disputed border waters between New Brunswick and Maine.

• Ground Hemlock

  Hemlock could be the foundation of a cancer-curing drug.

• Gun Control

  How rural New Brunswickers comply with gun control legislation.

• Hanging On
• Harness Racing

  Keeping harness racing in Nova Scotia a thriving industry.

• Harry Martin's Labrador

  Wildlife officer Harry Martin depicts Labrador through music.

• Harvest of Seals

  Morrissey Johnson, one of Newfoundland's most famous sealers, captains the Lady Johnson.

• Hemlock

  A wild shrub could be the foundation of an industry producing a cancer cure.

• The Hero

  Newfoundlander has twice been honored for acts of bravery.

• Hog Production, Grand Falls, New Brunswick

  Hogs in Grand Falls, N.B.

• Honouring Their Own

  Preserving Fogo Island's history.

• The Horse Lady

  Newfoundland artist Renee Butler Harnum.

• Hudson Bomber

  The search for a Hudson Bomber which crashed in Nova Scotia lake 60 years ago.

• The Hughes Brothers

  Five fishing brothers who are trying to make a living without cod.

• I Arose From the Woodlands

  The Newfoundland town of Grand Falls celebrates 100 years of history.

• If It Looks Good, Shoot It

  Photographer Charlie Falk.

• If Wishes Were Horses

  A family launches a business based on its love of horses.

• In Love With the Gander

  Salmon fishing on the Gander River with Rita Fraad, who has been making the annual trip for 54 years.

• In Search of the Pine Marten

  Searching for pine martens.

• In the Name of the Pine Marten

  The endangered pine marten.

• Inside the Narrows

  A then and now look at the narrows of St. John's Harbour.

• The Irish Loop

  A Newfoundland man is taken back to the land of his ancestors.

• Ironbound

  How a novel of an island off Nova Scotia changed the lives of the inhabitants and their descendants.

• Islands

  Newfoundlanders demonstrate through art, music and literature how their island has shaped them.

• Islands

  People of Prince Edward Island and Cape Breton share cultural traditions.

• It's a Life

  Harry Gulliver, a farmer who has been raising dairy cows in the middle of St. John's.

• J. Petite & Sons

  Debbie Petite runs a century-old family business.

• Jacky's Giants

  A woman's infatuation with the Newfoundland dog.

• Joggins

  Community attempts to have it's fossil cliffs designated as a United Nations 'World Heritage Site.'

• The Kayak Symposium
• Keeper of the Cape

  Man tries to protect natural world for birds.

• The King of Sheep

  Newfoundland sheep that have been genetically proven to be different from any other breed of sheep.

• A Labrador Diary

  See the south coast of Labrador as it once was over 20 years ago.

• A Labrador Homecoming

  The Holwell family returns to its roots on Spotted Island.

• Labrador Road

  Conditions of the Trans-Labrador Highway.

• The Labrador Seamstress

  Artist Gladys Mesher.

• Lake Melville Seal Hunt

  Seal hunting.

• The Land and Sea Story

  A celebration of Land & Sea's 40th season.

• The Land of Cod and Copper

  Tilt Cove developed from a copper mine.

• The Last Flight

  Newfoundland's first air ambulance.

• Last of the Carbonear Stationers
• The Last Voyage

  The SS Florizel sinks off Newfoundland's southern coast in 1918.

• Lawrence of the Lake

  Forty years ago, Larry Perrier moved into the woods and never ended up coming back.

• Leatherback Turtles

  The life cycle of the endangered leatherback turtle that feeds off the coast of Nova Scotia.

• Leaving Home

  Part of rural Newfoundland where young people are leaving at a fast rate.

• LeBlanc Brothers

  Three brothers celebrate 25 years of boat building.

• Let the Bells Ring
• A Lifetime of Seasons

  Twillingate's Minty farm.

• Lighthouses

  Loran and GPS systems are replacing lighthouses.

• Like the Back of My Hand

  Naturalist Geoff Hogan describes Prince Edward Island.

• LNG Terminal

  The proposal to build an LNG terminal across the bay of New Brunswick to the United States.

• Lobster and Scallops

  Nova Scotia lobster fisherman try to stop scallop fishing in their waters.

• Logger's Life

  History of logging.

• A Lot of Good Memories

  A draft dodger's wife and a retired doctor share their stories of Exploits Newfoundland.

• Mabel Bell Aerial Experiment
• The Maker

  Neil O'Grady is a master at making Irish bagpipes.

• Maliseet Dig
• A Man Called Muck

  A Newfoundland man who made pig roasting a business.

• The Mattea

  Newfoundlanders crew the oil tanker M.T. Mattea.

• The Matter
• Mid Shore Draggers
• Mid-Shore Draggers

  Dragger fishermen defend their methods against accusations of harming the fishery.

• The Mighty Churchill

  The story of Churchill Falls.

• Mining Prospectors

  Mining prospectors.

• Mining the Memories

  Mining iron ore on Newfoundland's Bell Island.

• Mink Ranching

  The mink industry in Nova Scotia.

• The Missing

  A man launches an expedition to search for his friends who were lost while mountain climbing.

• Molly Kool

  Molly Kool breaks the gender barrier preventing a woman from commanding a ship.

• More Than Just a Pretty Place

  In 2001, Bonavista Bay Outport is voted one of the country's 10 prettiest places.

• Mountain Bikers

  Logging roads tour.

• Mummers

  Fortune Bay storytellers; music from Simani; visit from local mummers.

• The Mummers Show
• Mummers' Show

  Christmas tradition of 'mummering' is alive and well in Fortune Bay Newfoundland.

• The Mushauau Innu

  Mushuau Innu's hunting culture.

• Music & Friends

  The story of Newfoundland music.

• A Musical Journey

  A review of 10 years of 'Land & Sea.'

• Musical Memories

  Musical tour of some of the places visited by 'Land and Sea.'

• My Burgeo Home

  Years after the collapse of the fishery, the people of Burgeo have found another resource industry to work.

• My Highway, the Sea

  The coastal boat service on Newfoundland's south coast.

• N.B. Business

  Two successful businesses in New Brunswick.

• N.B. Hogs

  The concerns of prospective neighbors of a large pig production farm seem to go unheard.

• N.B. Prospectors

  Two diehard prospectors take to the woods and hills of New Brunswick to reveal the minerals trapped in rocks.

• N.S. Forests

  The future of Nova Scotia's forests.

• N.S. Mining

  Mining in Nova Scotia.

• N.S. Salmon
• Nackawic

  The affects on a community when a mill shuts down.

• Nackawic

  The affects on a community when a mill shuts down.

• Native Fishery

  Battle between commercial fisherman and the Department of Fisheries and Oceans in the waters off the east coast of New Brunswick.

• Never Forgotten

  Families erect a memorial of two fishermen who died in an accident in 1976.

• New Brunswick Business

  Successful businesses in New Brunswick.

• New Brunswick Firefighters

  A team of aerial forest firefighters.

• New Brunswick Woodlots

  New Brunswick woodlots.

• The Newfoundland Flotilla

  Ships celebrates Newfoundland's 500th anniversary.

• Newfoundland Logger
• Newfoundlanders

  A 1960s perspective on Newfoundland.

• The Northern Nurse
• The Northern Nurse
• Norway
• Nova Scotia Wine

  Nova Scotia winemakers.

• Ocean Pollution

  Efforts stop ships from polluting the ocean and small islands.

• The Ocean Traveler
• Ocean Traveller

  Fogo Island resident Melvin Leyte.

• Offshore Oil

  Industrialists from Nova Scotia go to Texas to sell oil and gas.

• Offshore Oil

  Nova Scotia examines the benefit of offshore oil and gas.

• O'Grady's Irish Pipes

  Irish bag pipes.

• Old Tractor

  The restoration of antique tractors.

• The Oldest Tree

  The majestic trees in the Maritimes including the oldest spruce tree in the world.

• Once Upon a Christmas Time

  Family has an old-fashioned Christmas.

• The Only Child

  The 30 people who live in Grandois, Newfoundland.

• An Ordinary Second

  Man deals with life as a quadriplegic.

• The Organ Master

  Lester Goulding has been repairing and restoring pipe organs in Newfoundland.

• Organic Milk

  Organic milk producers who can't get their product to market.

• Orphan Deer

  A herd of deer lives on islands.

• Osprey

  Birds and humans share the same space.

• Oxen

  Dedicated enthusiasts who are working oxen on the land and in the woods.

• P.E.I. Coyotes
• Paddy Miller's House

  The move of Paddy Miller's house.

• The Parsons of Lethbridge

  In the early 1960s, a family turns a forest into a farm.

• Peacemaker

  An American travels to Newfoundland to the site of the Cold War bomber crash in which his father died.

• PEI Pork

  Farmers come up with an idea they think will save their pig farms.

• The People of the Torngats

  The northern Labrador community of Nain, more than 30 years ago.

• People Who Live By the Sea

  The Newfoundland trawler that went down in a storm forty years ago.

• The Perfect Little Goat

  African pygmy goats in Newfoundland.

• The Perfect Storm

  Six men survive despite spending hours in the freezing Atlantic Ocean.

• Pesticide Use in Prince Edward Island

  Pesticides.

• Peter H.
• Peter V.
• The Picton Castle

  Picton Castle.

• Pictou Coyotes

  Maureen Hull believes people can be more dangerous than wild coyotes.

• A Picture of Exploits

  Artist Ed Roche paints images of the heyday of the now-abandoned community of Exploits.

• The Pig Farmer of Ferryland

  Kavanagh family raises pigs.

• The Planters

  Replenishing Newfoundland's forests.

• The Plight of the Partridge
• Poaching
• Politics of the Pelt

  Making a living in the Newfoundland seal hunt.

• Portrait of Lights

  Traveling to Labrador to view the northern lights.

• Potatoes and P.E.I.

  The potato industry of Prince Edward Island.

• Prince Edward Island Scallop Fishermen

  Conservation measures deter scallopers.

• A Private Issue

  Privatization controversy.

• The Prize Boys

  Six men are rescued from the North Atlantic after their fishing boat sinks.

• Quest for a Catamaran

  Man yearns for a British fishing boat.

• Rabies

  The rabies virus.

• Raccoon Rabies

  Stopping the spread of rabies.

• The Railway Ride

  An American woman and a pony ride across Newfoundland.

• The Railway Walk

  Bill Coultas' journey across Newfoundland.

• The Rangers

  Newfoundland Rangers.

• Raptor Rehab Center

  Mike and Elaine Kew rehabilitate ailing birds of prey.

• A Rare Breed

  A Carbonear businessman who went from transportation to turkey farming.

• Ray Lake: A Son of St. Lawrence

  Man remembers growing up in St. Lawrence with music.

• Redcliff Times

  Three generations of fishing families.

• Return to Cutthroat

  Cutthroat Island.

• Return to Silver Fox Island

  Former residents of Silver Fox Island.

• The Revolving Light
• Rideout's Recipe for Home-Grown Retirement

  A man's garden becomes a retirement project.

• Right Whale Calves

  A baby boom raises hopes for the endangered right whale.

• Ripples Internment Camp

  European boys fleeing Nazism during World War II end up in an Internment Camp in New Brunswick.

• River Songs

  Celebrating the beauty of the St. John River in New Brunswick.

• Rivers

  The government considers charging fees to use lakes and rivers.

• The Rooms of Venison Island

  The Carbonear stationers fished on the Labrador every spring until the moratorium.

• Root Cellar Pride

  The outport of Elliston boasts of being the root cellar capital of the world.

• Roseate Terns

  Endangered birds.

• Rural Architect

  Architect Brian MacKay-Lyons shows his designs.

• Rural Delivery

  The creator of a unique magazine that covers rural issues and interests.

• Rural Immigration
• Rural Schools

  Prince Edward Island fights back against the closure of small schools.

• Sable Island

  Sable Island.

• Sabrina of St. Carols

  Young people return to the small ports they left, as economic prospects improve.

• Salmon Stocks

  Atlantic salmon populations decrease.

• Salmon Update

  A documentary tracks the life cycle of salmon.

• Salt Marsh

  Efforts to save salt marshes.

• Salt Marsh 2

  The efforts being done to save critical salt marshes from destruction.

• The Salt Water Boys

  The music and comedy of Buddy Wasisname and the Other Fellers.

• Salt Water Music

  The KillDevil music camp in Grose Morne National Park.

• Salvage: Not Just Another Pretty Place
• Scallops

  Scallops.

• School
• Sea Change

  A group of teenagers builds a boat.

• Sea Survival

  Working on an offshore oil rig.

• Seasons Remembered

  Story of Ed Eelman, a Polish Canadian who was instrumental in restoring an aged and neglected wharf in New Brunswick.

• Seaweed

  Seaweed.

• Selling the Fish

  John Effort sells fish in Boston and promotes seal hunts in Toronto.

• Sentinel Fishery

  Fishermen and scientists work together to determine the future of fisheries.

• Seven Days

  Beagles in St. John's city pound.

• Sewage

  Raw sewage dumped into harbors is creating an environmental disaster.

• Sharks

  Understanding sharks.

• Shell Disease

  Shell disease attacks lobsters.

• Shorebirds

  Arctic birds feed on the Bay of Fundy shores.

• Silver Fox Island

  Abandoned community is resettled.

• Skates & Rays

  Divers discover underwater creatures off the coast of Nova Scotia.

• Sled Dogs of Labrador

  Dog-sledding.

• Snowmobiles

  Snowmobile accidents are increasing.

• The Snowshoe Man

  Snowshoe maker Jack Carey.

• Sole Survivor

  The sole survivor of a horrific bird hunting accident discusses the ordeal.

• Sole Survivor

  The Musgrave Harbour accident.

• Songs of the Irish Cape Shore

  Irish descendants settle on the Cape Shore.

• The Southern Reflections

  Five multitalented teens from the Burin Peninsula make their mark with traditional music.

• Southern Reflections

  Five Newfoundlanders blend traditional music with a new and youthful sound.

• Speerville Mill

  A New Brunswick farmer tries to start a local business.

• The Split Peas

  Seven Twillingate women who have been playing and performing their own version of Newfoundland music.

• Springhill

  The anniversary of the Springhill mining disaster in Nova Scotia.

• Starving Ocean

  A former nurse's theory of what is happening in the Atlantic Ocean.

• Starving Oceans
• A Story With a Hook

  A Newfoundland woman turns the old tradition of mat making into an art where you can read stories of her life.

• Strip Mining

  Coal is important in generating electricity in Nova Scotia.

• Sturgeon People

  A couple struggles to create a caviar industry.

• Sunday Hunters

  The right to hunt on the Christian Sabbath has finally arrived.

• Survival Systems

  Rigorous safety training is required for all workers on offshore oil rigs.

• Swordfishing

  Harpoon fisherman Franklyn D'Entremont; protecting swordfish stocks.

• Tall Ships

  A profile of a couple of ships involved in the gathering of Tall Ships in Halifax harbor before an historical trans-Atlantic race.

• The Tapestry of Conche

  The town of Conche celebrates the history of Newfoundland's French Shore.

• Ten Years Later

  How the province has coped with a ten year cod moratorium.

• Terns

  Terns.

• Their Story

  Revisiting the Pomeroy family who were resettled from their Placentia Bay home more than 30 years ago.

• A Thousand Flights and More
• Tidal Turbine

  Harnessing the enormous tidal power of the Bay of Fundy.

• Titanic Child

  The unknown child of the Titanic.

• To Seek and Save

  A family is rescued at sea.

• Tobique Fiddlers
• Tony the Tailor

  St. John's most famous tailor, Tony.

• Torn From the Sea

  A poignant look back at the Lanes of Braggs Island.

• Toxic Harbors
• Tracy Reid's Second Chance

  Tracy Reid's remarkable recovery after an accident.

• The Travelling Pig Farmer

  Ross Smith, Newfoundland's second largest commercial pig farmer.

• Treasure Hunt
• Truth Lies in the Rocks
• Tuna Crisis

  The population of the bluefin tuna.

• Tuna Tagging

  Maritime fishermen contribute to blue fin research.

• Tunicates
• Turning A Green Leaf

  A family tries to lessen its food carbon footprint by changing the way they shop.

• Twin Cities Seniors' Most Excellent Adventure

  A trip with a group of Labrador seniors at a lodge on one of Labrador's rivers.

• Uncle Jim

  Photographer Jim Anderson.

• Uncle Sam's Commercial Caribou Hunt

  Butcher shop owner Randy Badcock and his hunters follow the George's River caribou herd.

• The Unforgettable Fisherman

  Fisherman with disabilities.

• Uranium Ban

  Uranium mining in Nova Scotia.

• Walking the Rail Bed

  Man attempts to follow old train rail from St. John's to Port Au Basque.

• The Westport of Westports

  Newfoundland hosts a worldwide convention.

• Westray Impact

  Nova Scotia workplaces still feel the effects of the Westray mine explosion.

• Whale Entanglement

  Americans and Canadians work to save whales caught in fishing gear.

• Whale Entanglement

  Whale rescue operation.

• Wharves

  An assessment shows how maritime communities are faring since taking over government wharves.

• When I Was in the San

  The fight against tuberculosis in Newfoundland.

• When We Were Rangers

  The Newfoundland Rangers work against the odds in remote parts of Newfoundland and Labrador.

• Where Have All the Salmon Gone?

  Disappearing salmon.

• Where Old Horses Go

  Caring for old horses.

• The White Fleet

  Portuguese fishermen of the White Fleet frequent St. John's waterfront 35 years ago.

• Why They Stayed

  Newfoundlanders who left their outport homes to move to the French island of St. Pierre.

• Wild Beaches

  Wild beaches in North America.

• Wild Flowers
• The Willing Lass

  The Labrador's last fisher.

• Wind Power
• Wolf Dogs

  The labrador husky.

• The Wonderful Grand Hikers

  Hiking on Newfoundland's east coast.

• Wood or Nothing

  Master builder Henry Vokey's last schooner.

• The Wooddale Pioneers

  The best kept agricultural secrets in Newfoundland and Labrador.

• The Woodswoman

  Hunter Bonnie Hiscock.

• The Wreck of the Florizel

  In 1918 the S.S. Florizel goes aground killing 94 of the 138 people aboard.

• Zero Level
• Zita of Fogo Island

  Millionaire Zita Cobb.