Where can I see Tile Notification errors in the Event log? - windows-8

I am having some issues with a Windows 8 app and Tile Notifications. I've got them working but sometimes after a few days or more the tile stops updating.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-au/library/windows/apps/hh465403.aspx
You can use the Event Log to check for errors when your tile
notification does not display. Look for events involving your tile
notification in the Event Viewer under Applications and Services Logs
Microsoft > Windows > Immersive-Shell > Microsoft-Windows-TWinUI > Operational.
The documentation mentions the Event log, but when I look that node does not exist on my machine. Am assuming it was moved and documentation not updated. Where can I see Tile Notification errors in the Event log?

It looks like the TWinUI operational logs have been moved to the following Event Log path:
Microsoft > Windows > Apps > Microsoft-Windows-TWinUI > Operational.

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