הפודקאסטים הטובים ביותר ב-Csap (2024)

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"Botched" CSAP vote may be no different this time 10:11

2d ago10:11

10:11

CBU political scientist Tom Urbaniak says the last election for the French school board in Cape Breton-Victoria was botched with too many ballots being allowed and the prospects for this fall's election are no better.

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Take your seat: eleven acclamations around Cape Breton 9:24

12h ago9:24

9:24

11 candidates in municipalities across Cape Breton Island have won their council seat without a contest in municipal votes next month.

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Cape Bretoner competes in the Lifesaving World Championships in Australia 6:44

12h ago6:44

6:44

We head Down Under to talk to a lifeguard from Cape Breton who just took part in the Lifesaving World Championships.

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New Glace Bay breakfast program free for all 5:44

12h ago5:44

5:44

Town House in Glace Bay has a new breakfast program running Tuesdays to Thursdays from 10 to 11.

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"Friendships are forever" - Derek Mombourquette 2:40

12h ago2:40

2:40

Liberal Derek Mombourquette talked about his friendship with former PC MLA Alfie MacLeod.

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CBRM mayor accepts job with the provincial government 9:25

1d ago9:25

9:25

CBRM's mayor has said she has a new job working with the provincial government, but is providing few details. We find out what this might mean for CBRM.

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Acadian Culture with Ronald LaBelle: the day Helen Creighton visited Cheticamp 10:17

1d ago10:17

10:17

In our column on Acadian culture, Ronald LaBelle takes a look at the day Helen Creighton arrived in Cheticamp.

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Cape Breton gets a cricket pitch 6:45

1d ago6:45

6:45

Now that the Cape Breton Cricket Association has a proper cricket pitch in Sydney, it's hoping to continue to grow its ranks of players.

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Should we reinstate English-language school boards? 9:04

2d ago9:04

9:04

Education professor Robert Berard will weigh in on whether or not the province should consider reinstating school boards.

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Hospital water leak repair might take five months 6:37

2d ago6:37

6:37

It will be well into the new year before all of the damage from a recent water leak at the regional hospital is fully repaired.

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Catch-and-kill order on the Margaree 8:58

3d ago8:58

8:58

If you catch a smallmouth bass on the Margaree River, it is now illegal to throw it back in. You are required by law to keep it, kill it, and take it with you.

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Off the hook: phone out for days in St Ann's Bay 7:39

3d ago7:39

7:39

There's been no phone service in St. Anne's Bay since Thursday. We speak about the issue with local resident and Partyliner, Veronika Brzeski.

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Questions about offshore wind 6:49

4d ago6:49

6:49

The Cape Breton Partnership visited 11 communities around the Island earlier this year to hear what people are thinking about the development of an offshore wind industry in Nova Scotia. We hear what they had to say.

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Bird Hour with Dave & Dave 41:46

4d ago41:46

41:46

On the first Monday of each month, we host "The Bird Hour Phone-In" with Dave Harris and Dave McCorquodale.

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Massey Lecture coming to Cape Breton for the first time 13:52

4d ago13:52

13:52

We speak with the producer of the Massey Lectures for the past 29 years about the vision and the mission of the Masseys. The inspiration behind this year's topic: a conversation about the nature of conversations.

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RHS students on the new ban on cell phone use 4:55

7d ago4:55

4:55

We talk about the cell phone ban and how kids are feeling their first day back.

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Meet Darwin the Transition House service dog 8:34

7d ago8:34

8:34

There's a new arrival at Leeside Transition House in Port Hawkesbury. We're not talking about a client, or a counsellor - he's a service dog.

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Report says NS Workers' Comp has highest premiums, lowest benefits 9:40

7d ago9:40

9:40

The first review of the NS Workers Compensation Board in more than 20 years says we have we have the highest premiums, and the lowest benefits in the country.

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First impressions of the new NSCC Sydney Waterfront Campus 8:19

8d ago8:19

8:19

We hear from students at the new NSCC Sydney Waterfront Campus and get their thoughts on the new school.

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Port Hawkesbury mayoral race: Brenda Chisholm-Beaton 5:43

8d ago5:43

5:43

For the first time in 24 years, Port Hawkesbury has a three-person race for the mayor's job. Brenda Chisholm-Beaton has held the position for the past eight years.

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New neighbours hoping from new business from new NSCC 5:03

8d ago5:03

5:03

The new NSCC campus in Sydney means increased traffic downtown. Although there have been concerns about things like parking, there's also excitement for the business spinoffs.

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Port Hawkesbury mayoral race: Archie MacLachlan 4:55

9d ago4:55

4:55

Three people are running for mayor - that's the most in 24 years. We hear from all three of them this week, up next is Archie MacLachlan.

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J Street Youth Centre needs $100,000 5:32

9d ago5:32

5:32

J Street Youth Centre says it needs $100,000 to continue to help kids in Sydney Mines, and has just launched a fundraising campaign.

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Port Hawkesbury mayoral race: Jason Aucoin 6:25

10d ago6:25

6:25

Three people are running for mayor - that's the most in 24 years. We hear from all three of them this week, beginning this morning with Jason Aucoin.

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Donkin community garden ramps up for the school year 5:49

10d ago5:49

5:49

The Coal Coast community garden is teaching students about growing their own food.

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Amplified Voices: support for Cape Breton filmmakers 8:11

14d ago8:11

8:11

We meet one of the Cape Breton participants in a new workshop series out of Screen Nova Scotia that's working to build up and diversify the local film industry.

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Postmedia CEO Andrew MacLeod on the fate of the Cape Breton Post 17:34

15d ago17:34

17:34

The Saltwire Network now has a new owner. The head of Postmedia talks about what's next for the Cape Breton Post & the Chronicle Herald.

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Acadian Culture with Ronald LaBelle: the second expulsion 10:16

15d ago10:16

10:16

You know about the expulsion of the Acadians in 1755. But how much do you know about the SECOND expulsion of the Acadians??

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Eskasoni gets into the shipyard business 8:04

15d ago8:04

8:04

Eskasoni First Nation has teamed up with a national marine services company. Together, they're launching Eskasoni Shipyard on Sydney harbour.

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New president of the NSTU, Peter Day of Sydney Mines 8:18

16d ago8:18

8:18

We meet the new president of the Nova Scotia Teachers Union, and find out what he hopes to accomplish this school year, as back-to-school season is upon us.

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Cape Breton band councillor is new co-chair of the Youth Council for the Assembly of First Nations 6:56

16d ago6:56

6:56

Potlotek band councillor Isaiah Bernard has a little more on his plate these days. Bernard is one of two new co-chairs for the Assembly of First Nations Youth Council.

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Rankin MacSween announces candidacy 6:22

16d ago6:22

6:22

Rankin MacSween is the latest candidate to announce that he is running for Mayor of the CBRM.

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Is it time to re-open the road between Gabarus and Louisbourg? 6:03

17d ago6:03

6:03

After the big wildfires in the mainland last year, there's been renewed focus on the old road between Louisbourg and Gabarus. It's long been closed with only one exit from Louisbourg and some community members are renewing the campaign to get it open again.

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Cape Breton schools install vaping detectors 8:14

17d ago8:14

8:14

Our summertime reporter Emily Conohan is not long out of high school, where she says it was routine to see large groups of teens vaping in the washrooms. Now she's learned that a couple of Cape Breton high schools are installing vape detectors.

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The full meal deal on the new school lunch program 8:24

17d ago8:24

8:24

Elementary schools in Nova Scotia will be rolling out a pay-what-you-can school lunch program starting in October. We get the meat and potatoes of how that will work.

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New midwifery pilot coming to Inverness 7:42

18d ago7:42

7:42

A first-of-its-kind collaboration between midwives and family doctors will be coming to Inverness.

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CBRM plans to buy land around public water supplies 4:56

18d ago4:56

4:56

CBRM is seeking regulatory approval to spend just over a million dollars in the next two years buying private land to keep drinking water sources safe.

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Staff moves in to new NSCC Sydney Waterfront Campus this week 7:15

18d ago7:15

7:15

More than 11-hundred students and staff will be starting the fall term at the new NSCC Sydney Waterfront campus next week.

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Sydney Airport flying high with new daily service to Halifax 10:28

21d ago10:28

10:28

Pascan Aviation will make a welcomed landing on the Sydney airport schedule board this fall. The Quebec-based carrier is re-introducing a regular Sydney-Halifax route.

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New collaborative care clinic in Sydney River is "first of its kind" 8:04

21d ago8:04

8:04

New digs for doctors and other health care services in Sydney River. We get the details on a new collaborative care clinic now under construction.

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Ingonish library looking for a new home 6:34

22d ago6:34

6:34

The Ingonish library needs to find a new home, and community members are being asked what they'd like to see in a new location.

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New mural in downtown Sydney 4:52

22d ago4:52

4:52

There's a bright new wall mural of a big colourful tree going up at the corner of Townsend and George streets in Sydney this week. We speak with the business-owner and artist behind the work.

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Pallet shelters arrive in Sydney 9:43

23d ago9:43

9:43

The effort to set up rapid-response pallet shelters for people experiencing homelessness in Sydney has been anything but rapid. Finally, the temporary housing units are due to arrive at Pine Tree Park later today.

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Come along on a tour of Kidston Island 8:19

24d ago8:19

8:19

The Kidston island tours explore history, environmental protection, and more.

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Whither the jellyfish? 9:08

24d ago9:08

9:08

If you've noticed fewer jellyfish at Cape Breton beaches this summer, you're not alone. We ask marine scientist Bruce Hatcher what might be keeping them away.

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The Minister of Education on violence in schools 17:00

25d ago17:00

17:00

The education minister explains the latest on the province's plans to handle violence in schools. We also ask what's happening with Nova Scotia's new lunch program and cellphone policy, both which are supposed to roll out this fall.

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Indigenous connections between CBU & New Zealand 6:49

25d ago6:49

6:49

Seven students in Indigenous Arts at CBU went to the Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand.

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Turning Le Pointe into a tourism destination 7:33

25d ago7:33

7:33

A historic point in Cheticamp that has been used as a dumping ground is being revitalized. Exciting plans to restore Le Pointe are well underway.

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Summer vaccinations in the CBRM 5:36

29d ago5:36

5:36

Public health is adding a walk-in clinic in Sydney this summer for Grade 7 students who may have missed getting their immunizations at school.

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Should Port Hawkesbury's main street have three lanes or four lanes? 11:32

29d ago11:32

11:32

Port Hawkesbury residents will air their views on Reeves Street in an upcoming plebiscite. The main thoroughfare through the town has had three traffic lanes for the past five years. This fall's municipal election ballot will include a chance for residents to state their preferred number of lanes. CBC's Adam Cooke has an update.…

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