Mainstreet Cape Breton

The gift shop, which serves as a social enterprise for the Breton Ability Centre, is moving to Charlotte Street in June.

Desna Michael Thomas has been nominated for an outstanding performance award by Screen Nova Scotia for his role in the movie Wildhood.

Jennifer Doyle passed away in September 2020 at the age of 40. In the months prior, she took part in the music therapy program supported by the Hospice Palliative Care Society of Cape Breton County. Her mother Debbie Doyle speaks about the solace music provided Jennifer in the months prior to her passing.

Twelve-year-old Molly Wadden, who is battling bone cancer, is using her passion for music to help other kids. She and her dad have been performing at local venues to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation and Caleb's Courage.

There's been lots of talk around the 3 day Royal visit to Canada with the Prince and the Dutchess of Cornwall. They're touching base in two provinces and a territory. We spoke to David Johnson, a professor at CBU and academic writer, about his thoughts on their visit.

When the opportunity to shine playing basketball was taken away from him, Osman "Ozzy" Omar took it upon himself to find away to play. He's one of the best players in the country - nominated for U SPORTS Male Athlete of the Year. We spoke to him about his basketball journey and what brought him to Cape Breton.

Over his 43-year career in medicine, Dr. Dunn has dedicated his career to advancing vascular care at the Cape Breton Regional Hospital, caring for thousands of people in the region. He is also known for his leadership, and as a proponent of teamwork and collaboration while providing care to his patients.

A program that helps households that are experiencing food insecurity to access locally grown food from farmers' markets has been steadily expanding over the past few years. We'll get an update on the Nourishing Communities Food Coupon Program.

The new Stone & Sand & Sea & Sky Coastal ARTS Festival kicks off with a concert at the Savoy Theatre in Glace Bay on June 18. We speak with the co-hosts of There's Something in the Wind.

Eskasoni First Nation now has three girls hockey teams, with interest in the sport growing rapidly.