Information Morning - Cape Breton

Neither the Village of Baddeck nor Victoria County want to pay for the sidewalk plowing in Baddeck this winter. 

A couple in Cape Breton has been doing Christmas a little differently for the last few years. They join us to talk about their tradition of spending Christmas with their "chosen family" and how they support each other in navigating the joys and hardships of a Christmas away from home.

The prestigious publication asked Kate to design its Cartoons & Puzzles edition for this December.

We hear from the Warden of Richmond County and the CEO of Destination Cape Breton.

The MP for Cape Breton-Canso reflects on what the resignation of Chrystia Freeland resignation means for his party and for his leader.

Students signed up for the now-cancelled 8-month teaching degree at CBU are asking for a reprieve, saying they cannot put their lives on hold for an uncertain future. We hear from one of those students.

We speak to the owner and check out Parisotto's, the new bakery and pizza shop in New Waterford.

CBU says that conditions attached by the Maritime Provinces Higher Education Commission made it impossible for their program to be ready by January. We hear from CBU President David Dingwall.

We hear from CBU Political Science professor Tom Urbaniak in a different way today. He's here to discuss his new children's book about the type of person that Rev. Alison Etter was. 

We hear about some Christmas treats you can make yourself at home with advice from Chef Adam White.