DIALOGUE is a presentation of Schwartz Furniture: Sydney, North Sydney, Glace Bay and Port Hastings.
FEBRUARY 23:
A Cape Breton MP headed to Washington to protect local fisheries from US tariffs.
Two literature gurus weigh in on book banning.
Organizers are preparing for a gala at the Miner’s Museum.
And more …
FEBRUARY 16:
A book-banning book-club is on the list today.
The multicultural association wants to set up a community hub in Louisbourg.
CBU Students and art lovers alike are getting an invite from the Unicorn Cafe.
And more…
FEBRUARY 9:
We’ll hear form the Winter Artist in Residence at CBU.
A local doctor has received the King Charles III Coronation Medal.
And you’ll hear about a Sydney Mines drop-in centre, and their positive impact on the community.
FEBRUARY 2:
A tow truck driver was shot while on the job in the GTA.
A driver was stopped by police while stunting 70 over the speed limit.
Police are looking for people handing out bogus bills.
Keep your bones warm with a festival coming up in Sydney.
JANUARY 26:
A CBRM Councillor is holding Nova Scotia Power’s feet to the fire given frequent power outages.
Some news out of city hall has a former mayor compensating for municipal credit card use.
We’ll hear about a few local businesses falling under the categories of ‘doggity’ and ‘oddity.’
And a Cape Breton musician talks about his recording session and friendship with a legendary musician who recently passed away at the age of 87.
JANUARY 19:
A Cape Breton short film of a cyclist racing a ferry is being shown all over the world.
A downtown Sydney business is rebounding in sales after the holidays.
If you are feeling crafty, and need a new hobby, we have an idea for you.
And the Salvation Army food truck is dishing out for people looking for a nutritious meal.
JANUARY 12:
Regional Police update the community on thie homicide investigation involving the dispparence of a 33 year old North Sydney Man.
A political scientist and Liberal MPs are on the show discussing the Prime Minister’s resignation and how they expect Canada to deal with the new US administration.
JANUARY 4:
Membertou made quite an impression on a writer working for one of the world’s most popular newspapers.
We’ll have a report about a new hub for art lovers in the CBRM.
Paul MacDougall tells us about a mysterious piece of land, or a graveyard, off the northern coast of Cape Breton.
And if you’re looking for something new to do this year, Cora Parago illustrates how you can spice up 2025.