Information Morning - Cape Breton

In hour 3 of our Light Up A Life day at CBC Cape Breton, we hear more about the songs Christmas Time is Here and A New Kind of Light. We're encouraging you to donate to help Feed Nova Scotia by going online to www.cbc.ca/bekind

In hour 2 of our Light Up A Life day at CBC Cape Breton, we hear more about the songs Blue Christmas, In The Bleak Midwinter, Christmas on the Town, and It Snowed. We're encouraging you to donate to help Feed Nova Scotia by going online to www.cbc.ca/bekind

Police are investigating the production of fake bus passes in the CBRM. We hear from the CBU Students' Union.

Yesterday we heard from a Victoria County councilor who's raising alarm bells about a lack of ambulance service North of Smokey. Today we hear from EHS.

Executive Director of the Strait Area Chamber of Commerce, Misty MacDonald, explains what the Strait Area Chamber of Commerce has in mind with a new pilot project on housing and community information sessions they're hosting today.

There are concerns about the two ambulances North of Smokey often being taken out of service locally.

We unwrap a gift from the archives with a special Christmas-themed edition of Then & Now with Jim St Clair.

The Nova Scotia Nature Trust is excited about an additional 20 million dollars from the Province to help conserve land. Bonnie Sutherland is the Executive Director, she explains if that puts Nova Scotia on the track to reach 20% protected land by 2030.

We listen in on a kindness call from Jimmy Rankin to a woman from Iqaluit that will be music to your ears.

Cape Breton has two new nature reserves in Inverness county, and one of the wilderness areas in Cape Breton county got a bit bigger.