Information Morning - Cape Breton

A new high school course being piloted in a couple of Cape Breton schools is teaching basic life skills, like managing a credit card and getting a car loan.

The owner of a local generator company helps narrow down what you have to know if you want to buy a generator.

Part history, part mystery. We check out Theatre Baddeck's latest production.

We hear from the organizer of Nova Scotia's longest running agricultural fair. It's taking place at Camp MacLeod on Trout Brook Road this Saturday in Mira.

A Glace Bay boy started his own lemonade fundraiser to support one of the Cape Breton Eagles who is battling cancer.

Membertou is hosting a Grandmothers Gathering this week. It's an opportunity for tradition-bearers to share knowledge, culture, and a laugh or two.

The manager of a retail outlet at the Mayflower Mall says she's hearing heartbreaking stories from international students who are desperately looking for work.

As of this Sunday, masking will no longer be required upon entry to hospitals in this Province. Nova Scotia Health is concluding the site screening that started in response to COVID.

Kyle & Sheumas MacNeil talk about some stories from their youthful days with Bruce Guthro and the impact he had on the local and international music scene.

September is Polish Heritage Month in Nova Scotia. And there are several events planned, including a 550th birthday party for Copernicus.