Linden MacIntyre's new book An Accidental Villain: A Soldier’s Tale of War, Deceit and Exile explores the little-known life of Sir Hugh Tudor.

"Someone Else's Saint: How a Scottish Pilgrimage Led to Nova Scotia" by author and St. Francis Xavier University professor Matthew R. Anderson, explores the legacy of St. Ninian in the Old World and the New.

Three hundred years ago this week, the French ship Le Chameau sank off the coast of Cape Breton.

Giantstock III, a festival of music, camping and wrestling created by musician Andre Pettipas of Andre Pettipas and the Giants, is set to happen in Merigomish over the Labour Day weekend. This year's event features a wrestling match between Andre and Ashley MacIsaac.

The Commonwealth War Graves Commission is seeking Cape Breton volunteers to help record and maintain the graves of military service members who died in the two World Wars.

Commander Paul Morrison, of Baddeck, recalls his time aboard the HMCS Glace Bay, which will be decommissioned this fall.

Halifax filmmaker John Wimberly has created a docuseries, partially shot in Cape Breton, that aims to bring the experience of a walk in the forest to the small screen.

Fourteen-year-old Fallyn MacIntosh joins us to discuss her podcast "Pass the Puck", an exploration of women in hockey and leadership, featuring the voices of top Canadian female athletes and coaches.