CBC Radio's Information Morning Cape Breton helps listeners better understand and explore the challenges in our island's future, remember their past and celebrate their neighbours' accomplishments.
Ronald Labelle is a former Associate Professor of French and Acadian Studies at CBU.
What will tariffs mean for local business Protocase and why the owner thinks retaliatory tariffs is not the right path forward.
A discussion about the way American tariffs will impact the local fisheries as well as the movement of other Canadian goods across the border.
The Deputy Chief Medical officer of Health on the official guidance when it comes to the measles in Nova Scotia.
Municipal Affairs Correspondent Tom Ayers brings the latest from council.
It's hard to imagine Neil's Harbour without its historic lighthouse. We check in on community efforts to raise 600, 000 dollars to make sure it's there for the long haul.
On the first Monday of each month, we host "The Bird Hour Phone-In" with Dave McCorquodale.
CBCs Adam Cooke talks to local business owners about the Clearwater lobster plant shutdown in Isle Madame.
Memory kits contain items to help spark memories and stimulate conversation. You can get them at the Cape Breton Regional Library.
People with disabilities in Nova Scotia are going to have a new option for choosing where they want to live.
We speak with the people in charge of a project to map out and organize infrastructure data for Inverness county to help make more efficient and effective decisions about maintenance and spending on things like sewer and water.