News from around Cape Breton

Multiple cruise ships are scheduled to dock in Louisbourg this summer, bringing visitors to the historic coastal destination.

Multiple cruise ships are set to dock in Louisbourg this summer, bringing increased visitors to the historic destination.

A Cape Breton University valedictorian shares insights on finding connection and opportunity through education and community.

Theatre Baddeck gears up for summer with major donations and is actively recruiting volunteers to help bring shows to the stage.

Nearly 1200 runners participated in the Cabot Trail Relay, competing in a race that circles the iconic trail.

Nearly 1200 runners participated in the Cabot Trail Relay, competing in a race that circles the iconic trail.

Baddeck Valley 4-H members have had a successful year developing skills and leadership abilities.

A local comedy duo's spontaneous idea has evolved into their debut feature film.

New Dawn Enterprises marks a major milestone as the company celebrates 50 years in business.

Transit Cape Breton is upgrading to a modernized payment system while introducing new fares for riders.

A union challenge to Marine Atlantic's essential service designation could impact the ferry's role as a key transportation link.

Cape Breton FC Capers return to the Nova Scotia Senior Soccer League after a 15-year absence.

Cape Breton will host the School Sport Nova Scotia slo-pitch provincial championships this weekend as local teams compete for the title.

Cape Breton is hosting the School Sport Nova Scotia slo-pitch provincial championships this weekend.

Soccer Cape Breton hosts two Maritime Club Championships in Sydney this weekend.

A Nova Scotia university has apologized after a priest made a controversial comment regarding residential schools.

Nine cruise ships will be visiting Louisbourg this season, bringing new tourism opportunities to the historic port.

Louisbourg is expecting nine cruise ship visits this summer, bringing visitors to explore the historic destination.