Information Morning - Cape Breton

Our Acadian Culture Columnist takes a look at some of the female singers who have become famous around the Francophone world.

Clarification: Edith Butler is from Paquetville, New Brunswick.

We ask longtime journalist Parker Donham for his thoughts on the SaltWire situation.

CBRM council has granted independence to the Port of Sydney, which officials hope will be the change that unlocks investment and growth in economic development around Sydney Harbour.

The clean up from the big snow storm continues in the CBRM. Now crews are dealing with the wreckage that's emerged from the snow banks.

CBU already had a food bank for students experiencing food insecurity. Now it's trying out an on-campus grocery.

It takes a lot of volunteer work to get events like the World Women's Curling Championship off the ground. We'll talk to two volunteers who are excited for the challenge.

A Sydney dealership has repaired an unusually high number of cars that have been damaged by mice and rats this winter.

We cover banned books with a book club in Baddeck that meets weekly to discuss them. 

Kids from across Nova Scotia are heading to Sydney to curl in a skills competition this weekend. It will happen on the ice at Centre 200 just before the World Women's Championships gets underway. We hear from two young curlers who are excited to meet the pros.

Did you know that if you do not have a primary care provider - you can not donate an organ in this province?