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CBRM Social Media: Guidelines for Use

The Cape Breton Regional Municipality’s (CBRM) social media channels have been created to provide information to residents about CBRM operations, programs, services and initiatives. Please note that the page is not monitored 24-7. While CBRM will endeavour to respond to inquiries and questions directed to our Social Media accounts, we may request that the discussion be redirected to our 311 support service. The reason(s) for this request would include, but is not limited to, privacy concerns (yours, a fellow resident(s), or employee(s) of the municipality), character limitations for messages and amount of detail required to resolve a situation. User comments and messages posted to CBRM official social networking sites are considered transitory records and will not be kept as a permanent record by CBRM. By using CBRM Social Media, users acknowledge and consent that their comments or messages may become part of the public record and used in official CBRM documentation. It is at CBRM’s sole discretion as to which comments will be saved to form part of the municipality’s official business records. It is in the nature of Social Media communications that accuracy and timeliness may not be guaranteed and may not be reliable; as such, users acknowledge that CBRM makes no such guarantees. Further, CBRM is not responsible for the authenticity or suitability of content posted to its Social Media by others. CBRM will adhere to all applicable legislation regarding privacy and freedom of information. CBRM is subject to the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy (FOIPOP) provisions of the Municipal Government Act of Nova Scotia and users should be aware that personal and other information contained in electronic correspondence (or printed versions thereof) which are directed to CBRM are subject to this Act and may be deemed releasable under this legislation, and that the anonymity or confidentiality of the sender and any information contained within the correspondence cannot be presumed or relied upon. The comments, opinions and other materials posted on CBRM's social media sites are the sole responsibility of the individual submitting the postings. CBRM does not endorse, nor is it responsible for, any of the postings, comments, opinions or other submissions ("User Submissions") on these sites and expressly disclaims any and all liability in connection with User Submissions. Images and comments posted by third parties do not necessarily represent the views of CBRM. CBRM cannot and does not guarantee users privacy on third party social networking websites, as users are subject to the terms and conditions of the specific application on that website. Users should review and agree to the third party terms and conditions prior to participating. CBRM will not be responsible for any losses or damages suffered as a result of using third party Social Media sites. Those using Social Media participate at their own risk and for their own benefit, and in so doing accept that they have no right of action against the CBRM related to such use. A link between CBRM’s Social Media sites and any other website does not imply an endorsement or sponsorship by CBRM of that website, or the creator of that website. CBRM’s Social Media sites are provided on an "as is" and "as available" basis. The CBRM makes no representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied, as to the sites' operation or the information, content or materials included on these sites. CBRM strongly encourages users of its social media sites to respect their fellow users. CBRM cannot tolerate comments that are offensive to an individual or an organization, rude in tone, or abusive. Comments, discussion posts, wall posts and any other user-posted content that is deemed inappropriate by CBRM, in its sole discretion, will be removed from the page. CBRM also reserves the right to monitor and remove, edit or refuse comments that meet any of the following conditions:

• contrary to the principles of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
• racist, hateful, sexist, homophobic, slanderous, insulting, or life-threatening messages
• serious, unproven or inaccurate accusations against individuals or organizations
• aggressive, coarse, violent, obscene, or pornographic comments
• messages where the sender is not the author
• messages for advertising purposes
• messages written in a language other than English or French
• unintelligible or irrelevant messages, and
• any other message that the forum moderators feel will not add to the normal flow of discussion.

Traffic Advisory: Cape Breton Fiddlers Marathon - October 18, 2026Motorists are advised to use caution on Sunday, Octobe...
10/16/2026

Traffic Advisory: Cape Breton Fiddlers Marathon - October 18, 2026

Motorists are advised to use caution on Sunday, October 18, between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. during the Cape Breton Fiddlers Marathon, as runners will travel along the Esplanade, Kings Road, Keltic Drive and Westmount Road.

The Esplanade will be closed from Desbarres Street to Townsend Street. Streets connecting Charlotte Street to the Esplanade will also be blocked. The curb lane on Kings Road will be closed to traffic between Townsend Street and Lewis Drive.

Traffic heading toward the Fiddle for cruise ship activities will be escorted through the affected area.

Please watch for runners and follow directions from traffic personnel. Good luck to all runners!

CBRM is inviting residents to share their thoughts on the future of our coastline.Climate hazards such as sea level rise...
10/16/2026

CBRM is inviting residents to share their thoughts on the future of our coastline.

Climate hazards such as sea level rise and more frequent storms will increase the risk of coastal flooding and erosion. Coastal Conversations will give residents an opportunity to share their priorities, concerns and expectations for CBRM’s coastline.

Join us at one of four in-person sessions taking place across CBRM during the week of November 2-6, 2026.

You can share your thoughts through the online survey: https://arcg.is/14O1GL1

Learn more at cbrm.ns.ca/coastalconversations

This engagement series is supported by funding from the Nova Scotia Federation of Municipalities' Coastal Planning Support Program.

Working smoke alarms help protect your home and give you an early warning in the event of a fire.Eligible homeowners can...
10/13/2026

Working smoke alarms help protect your home and give you an early warning in the event of a fire.

Eligible homeowners can apply for free smoke alarm installation through CBRM’s Smoke Alarm Installation Program.

Applications are open until October 31, or while supplies last. Local fire departments will install smoke alarms free of charge for eligible applicants.

Learn more and apply at cbrm.ns.ca/smokealarm

New job posting for:- Automotive Service Technician- Glace Bay Learn more and apply at cbrm.ns.ca/jobsPlease note that a...
10/08/2026

New job posting for:
- Automotive Service Technician- Glace Bay

Learn more and apply at cbrm.ns.ca/jobs

Please note that applications are not accepted through Facebook.

Notice: There will be NO curbside collection on Thanksgiving Monday, October 12, 2026.- Extra garbage bags and green car...
10/08/2026

Notice: There will be NO curbside collection on Thanksgiving Monday, October 12, 2026.

- Extra garbage bags and green cart material will be collected on your area’s next regularly scheduled collection day.

- Blue bags will be collected on your area’s next regularly scheduled blue bag collection week.

Our Fire & Emergency Services team recently visited Bras d’Or Elementary to talk with students and staff about fire safe...
10/07/2026

Our Fire & Emergency Services team recently visited Bras d’Or Elementary to talk with students and staff about fire safety.

Students learned about the importance of working smoke alarms, how to plan and practice a home escape route, and watched a demonstration of firefighter gear. Grade 5 students also got to see the fire trucks up close.

Thank you to Bras d’Or Elementary and the Florence Fire Department for supporting these important fire safety lessons during Fire Prevention Week.

Applications are now open for Next Wave CBRM - an all-ages Battle of the Bands showcasing local musical talent!Learn mor...
10/07/2026

Applications are now open for Next Wave CBRM - an all-ages Battle of the Bands showcasing local musical talent!

Learn more and apply at nextwavecbrm.ca

The deadline to apply is October 18, 2026. Finalists will perform at a live event on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at Pittman Hall (Port of Sydney).

Discover CBRM’s next wave of musical talent. Enter the all-ages Battle of the Bands, share your sound, and compete for $10,000 in prizes.

Today, we raised the Fire Prevention Week flag in front of City Hall to recognize Fire Prevention Week in CBRM.This year...
10/05/2026

Today, we raised the Fire Prevention Week flag in front of City Hall to recognize Fire Prevention Week in CBRM.

This year’s theme, “Charge into Fire Safety: Safe Charging Is a Superpower,” highlights the importance of safely using and charging lithium-ion batteries found in many everyday devices.

It’s also a good time to check the fire safety equipment in your home. Test your smoke alarms regularly and make sure everyone can hear them.

Do you have working smoke alarms in your home? Eligible homeowners can receive smoke alarms installed free of charge through the CBRM Smoke Alarm Installation Program. Applications are open until October 31, or while supplies last.

Learn more and apply at cbrm.ns.ca/smokealarm

Are you prepared for 72 hours?Some smiling participants recently won 72-hour emergency kits through a draw held during C...
10/02/2026

Are you prepared for 72 hours?

Some smiling participants recently won 72-hour emergency kits through a draw held during CBRM Senior Safety sessions.

Emergencies can happen at any time, from hurricanes and winter storms to power outages. Three simple steps can help you and your family prepare:
- Know the risks
- Make an emergency plan
- Get an emergency kit with water, non-perishable food and essential medications

Learn more about emergency preparedness at getprepared.ca

The Senior Safety program, delivered in partnership with the Cape Breton Regional Police Service and led by retired Sergeant Barry Gordon, provides education, awareness and support on topics important to seniors.

Sessions cover topics such as fraud awareness, fall prevention, the Vials of Life program and brain health, as well as social activities. Sessions are available throughout the community and can also be booked for groups and organizations.

Connect with the Senior Safety Navigator at [email protected] or phone 902-574-3565.

Learn more about the program at cbrm.ns.ca/seniorsafety

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320 Esplanade
Sydney, NS
B1P7B9

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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