Information Morning - Cape Breton

When it comes to healthcare in Cape Breton, the added insult to your injury is often the cost of travelling for that care. A society's just been revived North of Smokey to help those in the area with expenses.

We hear about a staffing shortage of medical laboratory assistants at the Cape Breton Regional Hospital and how that can impact you. 

Our Acadian columnist, Ronald Labelle, boils down the history of the potato in Acadian cuisine.

We meet a local biology instructor and naturalist who has a passion for moths and find out how she's getting ready to share her excitement for national moth week. 

We explore how the tourism industry could better support people with disabilities.

Women entrepreneurs in Cape Breton can access a new year round, Island wide micro-loan program through the Cape Breton Partnership. 

The Elizabeth Fry Society of Cape Breton has moved its offices and services to downtown Sydney. We find out what the move will mean for their clients and plans to have on-site housing for the first time. 

Port Hawkesbury is getting help from the province for some sidewalk upgrades. Some members of the town's business community would like to see new stores and services popping up on those sidewalks.  

An exhibition game is coming up at CBU featuring the development teams for the Halifax Wanderers and a Premier League team out of England.

How a CBU librarian helped the University of Alaska sort out their selection of maps.