Coming up on the Saturday Morning News We are celebrating the life of the late, great poet Robert Burns with some traditional Scottish cooking. Colin Aspinall from Hills Foods is making haggis, neeps and tatties. For those who find haggis doesn’t agree with their palette, Aspinall also has some Lorne sausage to try. The Variety Show of Hearts kicks off at the end of the News Hour Saturday evening. Bob McGrath first got involved with the telethon in 1973. The beloved Sesame Street Star returns this year to help raise much needed funds for BC’s kids. A bit of planning can go a long way when it comes time to plant your garden this Spring. Gardenworks’ Peter Fitzmaurice shares his advice on choosing the right number of seeds and the best time to plant them. On the Saturday Noon News we take you live to the Centennial Theatre in North Vancouver for the memorial for North Shore Rescue Leader Tim Jones. Coming up on the Sunday Morning News In Pop Goes the Week with Dana Gee we’re talking about bad-boy Justin Bieber, the Grammy Awards and an hilarious new calendar of seniors recreating famous Hollywood scenes. Plus you’ll love our video of the week: a show stopping performance by an 8 year old boy on India’s got talent. Lunar New Year is only a few days away. To celebrate the year of the horse Bambudda restaurant’s Executive Chef Scott Korzack and owner Ray Loy are making eggplant lettuce wraps. Have a question about your pet? Veterinarian Doctor Andrew Forsyth is our Ask an Expert. He is taking your questions at 8:40am. You can send them to weekendnews@globaltv.com. The Sunday Noon News is cancelled this weekend for the Variety Show of Hearts Telethon.
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