The Village of Baddeck has finally got an accounting of the financial mess left behind by the former chief administrator and the village is in the hole more than 200 thousand dollars. 

Island Folk Cider's lead cider maker just returned from a taste-resting fact-finding mission in England. 

We check back on a project to support emerging technologies that could help NS reach its emissions goals. 

The increasing number of new immigrants to Cape Breton is being reflected in the island's public school system. We meet a newcomer family from Honduras with school-age kids.

The Gaelic College campus in Mabou just wrapped up its first year of programming and it's planning to add a new second year program.

Some people working in aquaculture are feeling discouraged by the provinces current handling of the aquaculture industry. 

CBRM council has officially revoked the Tower Road Volunteer Fire Department's registration certificate after learning a new group was planning to relaunch the service.

We get the details on a new trail and signage that will link Wentworth Park with the Baille Ard Nature Trails, via the Washbrook. 

Inverness born Author Alexander MacLeod reflects on the literary legacy of Alice Munro.

The newest member of the CBC Cape Breton newsroom gets the Patented Information Morning Popcorn Interview Treatment!

The Island Skateboard Association is literally offering you a hand if you want to try skateboarding. They're hosting a free adult learn to skateboard session tonight at the Eltuek Arts Centre in Sydney.