We look ahead to a series we're launching next week that considers the impacts of sea level rise on the shorelines of Cape Breton.

We catch up with an organization in Cheticamp looking to make life a little less of a struggle for people who need it the most.

Cape Breton University relies heavily on international students, moreso than any other University in the region. With the federal government capping the number of international student permits, what has that meant for CBU? That's one of the questions David Dingwall reflects on in our year-end interview.

Terry Angus is a puppeteer from Pugwash, now living in Spryfield. He ended up working with some of the iconic Muppet characters.

The December 27th episode of "In With The Old" on Discovery Plus shows what you're going to find when you open up the walls of a 140-year old Nova Scotia schoolhouse!

Parts of the province have seen a spike in the deer population and that's concerning for motorists. Following a decision to cull the deer in the Truro area, we hear about the problem with the ruminants in Richmond County.

The coastal monitoring network is helping citizen scientists manage the risks around climate change by getting communities to monitor the shoreline.

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