DIALOGUE is a presentation of Schwartz Furniture: Sydney, North Sydney, Glace Bay and Port Hastings.
MAY 17:
Stepping back in time to visit a castle gatehouse, an iconic downtown building and a bakery fit for a pope.
We’ll hear a story about serving time and reading behind bars.
A Regional police officer has come a long way to fulfil her dream in the CBRM.
The McCurty Airport has some new recruits to help anxious passengers.
MAY 10:
One of our very own is celebrating a golden anniversary on the air.
Spring is a time to clean up the yard and your bank book.
We’ll hear about a push to return blood collection services.
There’s an upcoming Indigenous arts program.
And a major award show is coming to Sydney.
DIALOGUE MAY 3:
Driver and workers are feeling the pinch at the pumps.
City Hall’s hearing about a police investigation request.
A classic Chinese tale is being reinvented.
The Acadian Games get underway in mid-May.
New programs for the CBRM
And more…
DIALOGUE APRIL 26:
An iconic bakery is working on a facelift.
It’s been a century since Johnny Miles crossed the finish line first.
The Cape Breton film industry is heating up.
A CBU political scientist is worried about international order.
There’s bowling for kids and a rocking gem show.
The province is opening its wallet for Sydney’s oldest house.
A Cape Bretoner can’t stand the highway trash.
DIALOGUE APRIL 19:
A New Watford mother says she won’t rest since losing her son.
There’s a Cape Breton film on the silver screen.
We’ll hear about the divide between the Mi’kmaq and government.
Some CBRM councillor say they’re upset about being left out of the loop.
It’s glamorous thrift shopping for a good cause.
A song with a blessing from a former Beatle was performed in Eskasoni.
And they call it “Glamour Thrifting” for a good cause.
DIALOGUE APRIL 12: Cleaning up in the CBRM, from throwing junk to the curbside and a drive-thru mess.
Artists are getting creative to raise money.
Whether it’s from a boat or the field, food prices are expected to go up.
A native Cape Bretoner returns from the Great White South.
Tourism is no laughing matter unless you’re talking about a new promotional video.
DIALOGUE April 5:
A Cape Breton musician receives national attention.
A supportive shoulder for people getting sober.
We’ll talk about the toughest sport a-round.
Good luck taking his keys away.
A hospital volunteer has lots of patience.
It’s a realty TV show on birds of prey.
There’s some free school supplies for those who need.
DIALOGUE MARCH 29:
A living history museum is worried about the future because of funding cuts.
Long term care workers could soon be on the picket line.
A Cape Breton women is among the “most powerful” in the region.
We have a report about vulnerable people and high power bills.
A dietician dials-in about new warning labels at the grocery stores.
With the warm weather coming, there are fewer excuses to stay in shape.