Information Morning - Cape Breton

Memory kits contain items to help spark memories and stimulate conversation. You can get them at the Cape Breton Regional Library.

In our column on Acadian culture, Ronald LaBelle tells us about tragic Acadian songs of the sea.

We hear from a young sports reporter as well as a long time referee at this year's Coal Bowl in New Waterford.

We speak with the people in charge of a project to map out and organize infrastructure data for Inverness county to help make more efficient and effective decisions about maintenance and spending on things like sewer and water.

We speak with one of the organizers of a new festival in Sydney to encourage people to get out and about in Winter.

Reporter Tom Ayers brings the latest from yesterday's Committee of the Whole meeting. We hear about the waterfront development in Sydney, an old RCMP station in Reserve Mines, and how Trump can impact the CBRM's budget.

We speak with cardiologist Dr. Paul MacDonald about a heart health screening clinic that's coming up this weekend in Sydney.

We speak with a health outcomes scientist for the Eastern Zone about the difference the community lung clinic is making at the Cape Breton Cancer Centre.

Two large Nova Scotia exporters were preparing for the worst yesterday in anticipation of U.S. tariffs. We hear from the seafood industry and Port Hawkesbury Paper.

Murray Gallant was well known for his cheeky and colourful woodcarvings. He passed away in May and now a new exhibit at Eltuek is honouring his life and works.