Land & Sea
95 University Avenue, P.O. Box 12010 A1B 3T8 St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, NL, Canada

A little Bit of Peace during these unprecedented times. Taken in Little Bay, Marystown.

Allyson Plater says good morning from Fermeuse...thanks, Allison!

Marystown this evening April 25 2021

A splitting table on the floating wharves of Musgrave Harbour.

April 19th 2021 Beautiful sky with reflection on the water.

Anyone remember the old "times" in community halls? One woman in Eastport missed them so much, she revived them! We'll tell you all about it tomorrow at noon island time.

We know many of you are getting anxious for new shows...we are too! COVID-19 has affected Land & Sea just as it has pretty much everything. But we're hoping to start shooting some new material soon for next season. It's a good time to stroll down memory lane and revisit some of our older episodes. In the meantime, stay safe everyone!

Sunset La Scie April 21, 2021

Ever been to Victoria, NL? Even if you have, chances are you haven't seen the heritage village being built there. It's a little gem tucked away off the beaten track. We'll tell you all about it tomorrow at noon, 11:30 AM in most of Labrador.

Creston South on the Burin Peninsula this evening April 16 2021

April 15th 2021 Lots of Geese and Ducks around.

April 14th 2021 Bear cove.

Victoria, NL's heritage society has been creating a village from the past for over 20 years! We'll take you there this Sunday at noon island time.

A beautiful day in Burin

The Cost Guard returning to The port of Corner Brook on this beautiful sun and foggy day

Amazing skies over Corner Brook this past week .

A beautiful tree ornament made from seaglass collected on our beaches.

Tomorrow we'll tell you more about the Webb family of Nain and take you to where they came from. Noon on the island, 11:30 AM in most of Labrador on CBC TV.

Brigus South NL this morning

Dix’s Head on the Beautiful Burin Peninsula this evening

Quidi Vidi peacefulness in turbulent times

Tomorrow at noon island time, our 1989 feature on Stedman Brophy, the flying fisherman.

Fall colours in Steady Brook

Check out this segment from our next show, and get the full story Sunday at noon, 11:30 in most of Labrador.

Tomorrow we go back almost 35 years and bring you Dave Quinton's show on the island's French Shore. Join us at noon, 11:30 AM in most of Labrador.

In 1991, Pauline set out on her very first Land & Sea shoot. The story she and the crew brought back was the Goat Dance from isolated Harbour Deep. Tune in for that show tomorrow at noon island time.

Check out this segment from Dave Quinton's show from over 30 years ago, and get the full story this Sunday at noon island time.

In 1989, Bill Kelly featured Stedman Brophy, the man who was making a living on the water, on the land, AND in the air. That story this Sunday at noon island time.

Marystown Newfoundland

Quidi Viddi St John's November 15 2020

This Sunday, a look back at the fishery off the northern tip of Newfoundland island, over 30 years ago. Join us at noon island time!

Picture taken in Aquaforte.

Tune in tomorrow at noon island time and we'll visit Jim and Gladys Roberts in their summer home on the coast of Labrador. It's part 2 of Life on the Labrador from 1994.

Check out this segment from this Sunday's show and get the full story at noon, 11:30 AM in most of Labrador.

This Sunday at noon island time, part 2 of our 1994 story from Labrador's north coast. Jim and Gladys Roberts had retired to the coast and were living the life of pioneers. Here's a sneak peek:

Oct.27th 2020 Seagull and a cat.

Here is a few pics of middle arm in the fall

Coming your way tomorrow at noon island time:

What's it like to live in isolation on Labrador's north coast? 26 years ago, Land & Sea visited Jim and Gladys Roberts, who were doing just that! Check out the segment below and get the full story this Sunday at noon, 11:30 in most of the Big Land.

On golden pond breathtaking colors and scenes around the walking trails in Corner Brook !! 0ct /21/20

Beautiful Norris Point...