News from around Cape Breton
Travel tips, tourism stories, and news from across the island and Nova Scotia, gathered from a curated handful of sources. We don't write these — we link out to the publishers.
Federal funding of more than $1.2 million will support five Cape Breton tourism operators and two non-profits in the region.
Cape Breton West claimed the provincial championship title.
Catch up on the latest baseball and hockey updates from Cape Breton sports.
Ten hole-in-one shots were recorded at Cape Breton golf courses last month, highlighting the region's golfing excellence.
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A Cape Breton teen has raised $21,000 through hotdog sales and donations for a charitable cause.
Gas and diesel prices are on the rise again in Cape Breton and Nova Scotia.
A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for parts of Cape Breton.
The Canadian Coast Guard has a new search and rescue vessel in service to help protect Atlantic waters.
Cape Breton residents witnessed a partial solar eclipse lighting up the sky.
Copper wire damage has disrupted services in Sydney River, with police investigating the cause.
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A beloved Cape Breton Mi'kmaw fashion icon has passed away, leaving a profound impact on the community.
Government funding is now available to support farm equipment rental programs across Cape Breton Island.
A local museum is expanding its role to provide visitor information and community services.
Coal Bowl Queen is making its Cape Breton debut at Glace Bay's Savoy Theatre in March.
The Turnbull Brothers will perform at a Terry Fox Run fundraiser in Reserve Mines.