Information Morning - Cape Breton

We talk about the rocky fall that's now behind him, an uncertain spring ahead, and a key question about his future. All this and more in our year-end interview with Cape Breton Member of Parliament, Mike Kelloway.

As part of our climate change series, we take a look at the disappearing ice in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and how that makes storms worse, impacting the fishery and coastal infrastructure.

Today in our series Changing Climate, Changing Coast we look at the effects of sea level rise on Cape Breton Island: the challenge of predicting the future, when it comes to coastal flooding.

Margaret Jefferies is President of the Number 11 Volunteer Society in Glace Bay.

Bernie Larusic was a member of the former Cape Breton Council of Seniors and is now working to revive it.

We catch up with an organization in Cheticamp looking to make life a little less of a struggle for people who need it the most.

We look ahead to a series we're launching next week that considers the impacts of sea level rise on the shorelines of Cape Breton.

Parts of the province have seen a spike in the deer population and that's concerning for motorists. Following a decision to cull the deer in the Truro area, we hear about the problem with the ruminants in Richmond County.

The coastal monitoring network is helping citizen scientists manage the risks around climate change by getting communities to monitor the shoreline. 

The December 27th episode of "In With The Old" on Discovery Plus shows what you're going to find when you open up the walls of a 140-year old Nova Scotia schoolhouse!