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.
Visitor numbers are rebounding at Cape Breton Highlands National Park, signaling a strong return for the popular destination.
Restaurants along the Cabot Trail are closing early in the evenings, leaving hungry visitors with limited dining options.
A musical drama celebrating Alexander Graham Bell's legacy returns to Cape Breton for the centennial anniversary of his death.
A century-old garden in Cape Breton is blooming again, reviving the historic legacy of Mabel Bell.
A Louisbourg museum marks 50 years of preserving the history and stories of the historic Sydney and Louisbourg railway.
Louisbourg is bouncing back with seasonal events including CrabFest and other attractions drawing visitors to the historic community.
A Cape Breton landmark is recreated in miniature using Lego bricks.
Lego enthusiasts have recreated the historic Fortress of Louisbourg as a tribute to this iconic Cape Breton landmark.
A new campground has opened in Cape Breton Highlands, offering visitors another accommodation option in the national park.
The Village of Baddeck is searching for a new home after occupying a courthouse building for over 100 years.
A letter raises concerns about accessibility challenges at the historic Fortress Louisbourg site.
Baddeck's commissioner responds to concerns about the town's financial health following a turbulent year.
A Canadian road trip has been ranked among the world's best summer destinations.
New Off-Road Route / Available Now! Cabot Trail Dual Sport and Adventure Motorcycle Guide Adventure Rider - Ride the World.
Nova Scotia tourism businesses are optimistic about strong growth and activity in the coming year.
Highlands National Park is rebuilding following last fall's flooding, with repair work now underway.
Businesses near Middle River continue to face challenges following damage to the Cabot Trail from a washout.
A Halifax running group has set a new record for completing the 276-kilometre Cabot Trail Relay.
A runner honors their late father by completing the Cabot Trail Relay.