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New beds and bus routes aim at addressing housing shortage at CBU - Vimarsana News

New beds and bus routes aim at addressing housing shortage at CBU

Cape Breton University, which spent much of 2022 and 2023 dealing with a housing shortage and huge student population growth, will start the 2023 fall semester with 111 new beds in the MacDonald Residence on campus, as well as extended bus routes outside of Sydney.

CBRM, province disagree over funding issues as budget talks drag on - Vimarsana News

CBRM, province disagree over funding issues as budget talks drag on

Nova Scotia Municipal Affairs Minister John Lohr and his deputy say Cape Breton Regional Municipality can use a new capital grant to help balance the operating budget, but Mayor Amanda McDougall says that was never made clear.

Source: cbc.ca
Students in need of housing say support needs to come faster - Vimarsana News

Students in need of housing say support needs to come faster

Students in Halifax say finding safe, stable and affordable housing is one of their biggest concerns. Universities and the provincial government say they're working on solutions, but a student advocacy group says it's not happening fast enough.

Source: cbc.ca
Fatal fires: CBRM fire chief sounds the alarm - Vimarsana News

Fatal fires: CBRM fire chief sounds the alarm

The head of fire services for the Cape Breton Regional Municipality is sounding the alarm about the number of fatal fires in the area.

CBU students call for enrollment cap amid housing crisis - Vimarsana News

CBU students call for enrollment cap amid housing crisis

A fire that claimed the life of an international student at Cape Breton University has ramped up demands for housing in the Sydney, N.S., area for those studying in the city.