Information Morning - Cape Breton

Ronald Labelle explores the question: Where did the original Acadians come from?

Interest in a student-led Pre-Med society at CBU has gone through the roof.

We chat with the host of Judique's version of Family Feud, coming up this weekend. 

We meet a Mi'kmaq nurse from Membertou and hear about the difference he's making for his L'nu patients. 

For the historical significance of the main lodge at the Keltic we've reached out to Ken Donovan.

One of the big items to come out of CBRM's first regular council meeting yesterday was talk of funding that could get housing off the ground at the former Tartan Downs. 

From South Africa to Sydney Mines. We meet a young woman who's just been awarded a Nova Scotia Human Rights Award for the contributions she's been making in her school and community since she moved here in 2019. 

CBRM council's first regular meeting since the election is today and Mayor Cecil Clarke says his sleeves are rolled up and he's ready to get to work.

Parks Canada wants to hear your thoughts on the future of the main lodge at Keltic Lodge, which has been closed since the Spring. 

We hear from Municipal Affairs Correspondent Tom Ayers about what is expected on the agenda tomorrow at CBRM's first regular council meeting since the election nearly two months ago.