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Information Morning - Cape Breton | Feb 13, 2013 | 9:34

Race The Cape

It may be months away, but it'll be sailing our way before you know it. Jennifer Rowe and Jamie MacMullin are the co-founders of Race The Cape, a four leg sailboat race on the Bras d'Or from July 17-22, 2013. (runs 9:34 February 13, 2013)

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