Mainstreet Cape Breton

The manufacturer of the temporary shelters coming to Sydney explains how the units are constructed, and what it's like to stay in one.

The New Food Initiatives and Security project will provide a range of services for those who live in rural parts of CBRM (between Hornes Road and Louisbourg).

Kiwanis member John Nash sits down with Wendy Bergfeldt to explain how the club was involved in literacy it its early years.

Sandy Scott has been a Kiwanis member for decades, involved in most aspects. He sits down with Wendy Bergfeldt to explain the heart health clinic.

Kiwanis member Carol Ripley sits down with Wendy Bergfeldt to talk about club and the Kiwanas Festival of Music, Speech, and Drama.

Kiwanis members Wayne Weatherbea and Ralph Jeans sit down with Wendy Bergfeldt to talk about the Kiwanis Pool and their involvement with the club over the last several decades.

The province has granted over half a million dollars to CBU to do a study on how feasible it would be to put a light-rail service system in CBRM. We hear from the engineer responsible for the study, Dan MacDonald.

Elder Dog Canada is a volunteer organization that helps elderly people to look after their dogs. We have the outreach coordinator and a volunteer in studio to talk about the CBRM chapter.

A new Centre for Addictions Care has opened in the North Sydney mall, offering support services for people living with substance use or gambling disorders. 

Cape Breton Music Industry Cooperative receives $145,000 in federal and provincial funding.

A Sydney resident calls on CBRM to maintain its Maryann Corbett active transportation trail through the winter.

The Province is taking action to address the recommendations of the first independent review of the Accessibility Act.

Keegan Messing is a two-time Canadian National Champion in figure skating and appeared at two Winter Olympic Games. He's a part of workshops taking place in Glace Bay this week.

Mi’kmaw entrepreneur Nadine Bernard among 25 Atlantic Canadian businesswomen celebrated at gala.

We hear about a new show created by Eskasoni's own Sarah Prosper and Shawnee Paul with performances held at the Highland Arts Theatre March 5-10.

The Mabou musician, actor, videographer and educator has just released a new album called Range Lights.

A group of CBU students organized a community action event that will raise money for Indigenous youth who are interested in learning music. "Play it Forward" is part of a school project. We spoke with organizers, Morgan Toney, Ben Smith, Carla Jessome, and Brianna Budden.

We speak with two Port Hawkesbury town councillors - Jason Aucoin and Mark MacIver.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was in Cape Breton on Thursday to announce $13.3 million in funding to fast-track construction of 367 housing units over the next three years.

Today, we hear Dr. Stephanie MacQuarrie with her thoughts. She is introduced by Catherine Arseneau, Dean of the Library and Cultural Resources...she is also Dr. Donald Arsenault's daughter.