Information Morning - Cape Breton

The Big Pond Fire Hall is hosting an appreciation dinner for all the volunteer firefighters - past and present - who have ever served

A new, brightly coloured bench in Sydney Mines is offering a place to rest but also a place to remember women in the community that died due to domestic violence.

This week we end our series on influential priests with a profile of a former bishop, who helped shape the history of the French-speaking community of New Waterford.

Sydney locals share what they're doing during the heat wave.

Teachers and principals are grappling with the high rate of students skipping school, a problem that was made much worse by the pandemic. 

ACAP Cape Breton is looking for mussels in Trout Brook as they continue their work rehabilitating the river.

The Nova Scotia Government has increased permanent funding for transition houses and women's centres by more than 7-million dollars a year, with 500-thousand of that going to Cape Breton Transition House.

A group in Sydney wants to put some life into a worn down Sydney ballfield. 

The Executive Director of the Office of Equity and Anti-Racism joins us to talk about the province's new 2SLGBTQ+ Action Plan.

We sit down with the author of the new graphic novel, "Vera Bushwack". It is loosely inspired by events in the backwoods of Cape Breton.