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

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

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.

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.

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. 

Sgt. Barry Gordon reflects on his 50 years with the police force on the island and what he's learned along the way.

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.

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

Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Cape Breton will be using a one time payment from the Provincial government to try to triple the number of children they can serve.

The new NSCC waterfront campus in Sydney will open a new daycare on site this fall.

The Salvation Army's food truck has been stalled by some confusion at CBRM city hall.  

The ceremonial sod was finally turned on Friday afternoon for a new youth centre in Glace Bay. 

If you want waffles, Port Hawkesbury’s got them. Bob’s Waffle Shack is the fresh new business in town and we’re going to tell you all about it. 

There's a new inclusive and accessible space for young people and families coming to Glace Bay. 

Ronald Labelle is a senior scholar at CBU and a former Associate Professor of French and Acadian Studies.

The fishing industry in Nova Scotia has banded together to make sure they're included in plans to develop offshore wind off Nova Scotia.

Council met yesterday and that means Tom Ayers will give the rundown. We hear about solar power plans, housing and more.

We speak with the three young performers in a new play called "Tree Boy". 

Some of the protected areas in Nova Scotia are so remote, few people ever go there, but a new program is asking volunteers to check them out.

Paramedics from across the Province are banding together as part of a new professional organization. We speak with two of the founding members. 

The underground rock and roll scene will congregate tonight at the Ashby Legion in Sydney. Local heavy rockers Conductor are releasing their debut record and lead singer Nathan Hines will you all about it.

The Federal Health Minister announced changes to the Canadian Dental Care Plan this week. The head of the provincial dentists' association explains whether that is likely to be enough to make the plan work. 

The Baddeck Improvement Association is buying a boat to be used by various organizations in the community for a variety of purposes.