Mainstreet Cape Breton

The exhibit by Canadian-born, New York-based figurative sculptor Jude Griebel explores the human impact on our world, by merging anatomies and landscapes into single sculptural forms.

The festival runs from October 19 to November 24, and will include public talks, Ukrainian music and dance workshops, and concerts featuring world-renowned bandura master Julian Kytasty. All events are free. Funds raised through donations will support Ukrainian refugees.

Antigonish fiddler John Pellerin joins us for a show at Knox Presbyterian Church in Baddeck, along with Kolten MacDonell on piano.

Brenda performs a fiddle tune she wrote especially for Mainstreet, and she tells the story of her unexpected Hollywood debut.

A Cape Breton teenager is collecting birthday wishes for a local supercentenarian -- who he's never even met.

This week, Cape Breton University is hosting a women's basketball tournament in honour of a beloved former player and assistant coach.

We speak with Chris McDonald about his new book, The Cape Breton Piano: Life at the Fiddler's Elbow.

Experimental physicist Carl Haber and his colleagues have developed new technology to restore early sound recordings, like those a the Bell Museum.

Early childhood educators in Nova Scotia will soon see an increase in their paycheques. The province has announced that most of the 2,600 early childhood educators in regulated child care settings are set to receive a pay raise between 14 and 43 per cent, depending on their classification level and experience.

Work has started to remove the Water Street boardwalk to make way for a new accessible active transportation path.