Information Morning - Cape Breton

Inverness is incorporating active transportation as part of a major infrastructure project to upgrade their water and sewer systems. 

"Future Stars" is a program that matches up young people with the pro curling teams. We hear from three participants who get a close up view of how the best of the best play.

The insurance industry is lobbying for national flood insurance, funded by the federal government, to provide coverage for people who do not get coverage in flood zones now.

High quality ice is an important part of curling. We hear from some of the experts who set up the ice at the World Women's Curling Championship.

We answer a charged question: how can birds sit on electrical wires and not get hurt?

We hear from Curling Canada on the World Women's Curling Championship.

Town House Glace Bay is looking to match seniors who have extra room in their homes, with students in need of housing.

It takes a lot of work to welcome the world. Paul MacDonald, the vice-chair of the host committee for the World Women's Curling Championship, shares some of the behind the scenes work on the World Women's Curling Championship.

Myles Tuttle is the new CEO of the J.A. Douglas McCurdy Sydney Airport.

With all eyes on curling in Sydney this weekend, the Sydney Curling Club is hoping they also get a little attention as they open an online auction to save their roof.