Information Morning - Cape Breton

Adam Cooke is our municipal affairs correspondent for the Strait.

An investigation has revealed former Mayor Amanda McDougall had to pay back nearly 17 thousand dollars in personal expenses she racked up on a CBRM credit card while in office.

It was snow problem for the Cabot snowmobile club to replace a shelter in the Cape Breton Highlands. We get the details on the new structure ahead of the grand opening this weekend.

Outdoor adventurer Lee Fraser of Margaree forks is getting ready for a 26 day, 500+ ski adventure across the Ungava Peninsula. 

We get some advice from a plumbing instructor at NSCC on how to keep your water flowing in this cold weather. 

A newcomer to Cape Breton is sharing her love of cursive writing through a free workshop happening tomorrow in Inverness.

An encore edition of Then and Now with Jim St. Clair.

An environmental advocacy group says the Premier is getting trumpian in his language over opening up the province to more resource industries.

We hear about how the new Pallet shelters in Pine Tree Park are standing up to all this cold weather.

Work is underway to repair part of the access road to Big Glace Bay beach and restrict part of it from vehicle traffic to protect habitat for species like the endangered piping plover.