Information Morning - Cape Breton

This week we begin a series of columns on a role that often had an outside influence on Acadian communities: that of the Parish Priest.

The province says the CBRM should be paying for policing on 100-series highways. The CBRM says its a provincial responsibility. 

The Cape Breton Farmer's Market has been locked out of its space under the Old Triangle. It appears to be due in part to ongoing financial woes the organization is having. 

The CBRM is in a fight over who polices the 100 series highways in municipality.

A feature conversation with Cape Breton comedian Nick Beaton, as he gets set to film a one hour special in Louisbourg.

The new Glace Bay Youth and Family Centre will be built to a new standard that reduces the carbon footprint from construction to operation. 

A new study on the crumbling Cape Breton rail line has found there is currently not enough business to justify refurbishing the rusting tracks.

We check back on a four day work week pilot project in Nova Scotia with four non-profits, including two in Cape Breton. 

As tourism season approaches we check back on the progress of a new tourism plan for the Ingonish area. 

On the first Monday of each month, we host "The Bird Hour Phone-In" with Dave Harris and Dave McCorquodale.