Information Morning - Cape Breton

IONS now has a new tool to help non-profits that are looking to create more inclusive and equitable workplaces.

It's called "Pathways to Actions".

Skilled trades camps are happening at NSCC campuses across the Province this summer.

Waterfront Baddeck is offering tours of Kidston Island for the first time this summer. We speak with the summer intern guiding them.

Scammers are targeting online funeral services.

The federal government announced an update to the dental plan yesterday. The Federal Health Minster explains. 

A new pilot program is coming to the Sydney Waterfront campus of the NSCC that will allow high school students to get a jump start on a career in plumbing.  

On the first Monday of each month, we host "The Bird Hour Phone-In". Flying solo this month is Dave McCorquodale.

People in the Margarees are seeing their river become wider, shallow and warmer in recent years. Now they've formed a Margaree Rivers Association to try to do something about the changes.

The plan to replace the Port Hastings Rotary with a roundabout by 2027 has Inverness County "circling back" to the province for help with water-and-sewer upgrades on the site. 

Rosie Sylliboy is the Executive Director of Mawita’mk, a registered charity based in We'koqma'q that provides community based options for Mi’kmaq people with disabilities. She says there are shortcomings in how the Nova Scotia Human Rights Remedy is being applied in Mi'kmaq communities