Information Morning - Cape Breton

The increasing number of new immigrants to Cape Breton is being reflected in the island's public school system. We meet a newcomer family from Honduras with school-age kids.

We get the details on a new trail and signage that will link Wentworth Park with the Baille Ard Nature Trails, via the Washbrook. 

Inverness born Author Alexander MacLeod reflects on the literary legacy of Alice Munro.

The newest member of the CBC Cape Breton newsroom gets the Patented Information Morning Popcorn Interview Treatment!

CBRM council has officially revoked the Tower Road Volunteer Fire Department's registration certificate after learning a new group was planning to relaunch the service.

The Island Skateboard Association is literally offering you a hand if you want to try skateboarding. They're hosting a free adult learn to skateboard session tonight at the Eltuek Arts Centre in Sydney. 

CBU's president says local doctors have valid concerns about their workload when it comes to teaching at a new medical school, but he also says the school opening will not be delayed.

We grill chef Adam White on safety tips for the BBQ and he takes us through one of his favourite things to cook over open flame. 

Andrew Pedersen, the chair of the board of the Cape Breton Farmers Market, talks about their financial situation and the dispute with their landlord.

Data shows an increase in cases of reported bedsores last year. We find out what the data tell us and what's being done to address this potentially life threatening issue for patients.