Sable Island: CBC takes flight to broadcast from the island

Information Morning prepares to broadcast live from Sable Island

Media | Sable Island adventures with the CBC crew

Caption: Five crew members with CBC Nova Scotia headed to Sable Island for the first ever live radio broadcast from the remote sandbar.

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They've landed!
After keeping a close eye on the weather over the last couple of days, conditions were favourable to get a CBC Nova Scotia crew to Halifax's most remote neighbourhood: Sable Island.
The weather forecast and sand conditions on the island have been unpredictable over the last few days, making for some nail-biting moments as we awaited the all-clear to take off.
As per our policy, CBC is paying for the cost of travel as well as accommodations on the island.
CBC News: Nova Scotia will feature reports from Tom Murphy beginning Wednesday at 5 p.m.
On Thursday beginning at 6 a.m., Don Connolly will host Information Morning live from Sable Island. It will be something nobody has ever done before — the first live broadcast from Sable Island.
Stay tuned to CBC Television, CBC Radio One and www.cbc.ca/ns(external link) for the latest on Sable Island coverage.

Image | Sable Island horses greet each other

Caption: Three young male horses greet each other on Sable Island. (Sarah Medill/University of Saskatchewan)