Information Morning - Cape Breton

Reporter Tom Ayers brings the latest from yesterday's council meeting. We hear about the tow truck bylaw, waterfront development in Sydney and the new Glace Bay youth centre. 

The last graduation at the original BEC building takes place today in New Waterford. We catch up with two of the students getting ready to cross the stage.

We hear the latest on the dispute between the Cape Breton Farmers Market and its landlord and what's happening to items left in the old building.

Adam Cooke is our Municipal Affairs Correspondent for the Strait Area.

The Province is adding Emergency Medical Responders to the roster of emergency health services. We find out how that's going to work and we meet one of the new grads. 

Reports show that the 2SLGBTQ+ community is disproportionately represented among the province's unhoused youth population.

We'koqma'q has reached a monumental proposed land settlement with the federal government.

It's the program launch for the 28th edition of Celtic Colours.

We speak with the Nova Scotia director of a new film based on the song "Lighthouse in Little Loraine" that starts shooting today in Cape Breton. 

Nova Scotia Health promises that everyone in Port Hawkesbury should now be able to find a family practitioner.