We check back on a four day work week pilot project in Nova Scotia with four non-profits, including two in Cape Breton. 

On the first Monday of each month, we host "The Bird Hour Phone-In" with Dave Harris and Dave McCorquodale.

As tourism season approaches we check back on the progress of a new tourism plan for the Ingonish area. 

Tom Ayers will give us a rundown of the goings on at yesterday's CBRM fire and emergency services committee meeting.

We talk about the Cape Breton Orchestra's 30th spring concert and how its tying into a movement to help kids embrace the power of music.

Glace Bay High students honour the wireless age re-visit the history of inventor Guglielmo Marconi on the anniversary of his birth.

The CBRM steering committee that was supposed to be overseeing a container terminal project in Sydney Harbour has not met for more than a year, there's no record of it ever meeting, and the councillors on the committee cannot say who is the chair. 

The price of food is enough to start a revolution or perhaps just a boycott. We talk about whether or not the boycott could impact Loblaws bottom line.

Sgt Barry Gordon gets the Patented Information Morning Popcorn Interview Treatment!

The Coxheath Hills Wilderness Association has received almost $200,000 to do some major work at the Cultural Centre in the former Knox United Church.

Mary Campbell, the founder of the online publication "The Cape Breton Spectator", has passed away.