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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.

TheGATE.ca · Mar 8, 2022
Halifax to Cape Breton and back: A Nova Scotia road trip

Discover what makes a round trip from Halifax to Cape Breton a must-do Nova Scotia adventure.

TheGATE.ca · Mar 8, 2022
Halifax to Cape Breton and back: A Nova Scotia road trip

Explore a scenic Nova Scotia road trip connecting Halifax and Cape Breton with stops along the way.

National Parks Traveler · Mar 6, 2022
What The Ruins Walk Tells Us About The Fortress Of Louisbourg

Discover what the Ruins Walk reveals about the history and architecture of Fortress of Louisbourg.

National Parks Traveler · Feb 23, 2022
Storm Fallout Closes Section Of Cabot Trail In Nova Scotia

A recent storm has forced the closure of a section of Cape Breton's scenic Cabot Trail.

Dignity Memorial · Feb 23, 2022
Paul Joseph Forhan Obituary - Inverness, NS
CBC · Feb 21, 2022
Section of Cabot Trail remains closed days after washout from winter storm

A winter storm washout has left part of the Cabot Trail closed as cleanup efforts continue.

signalhfx.ca · Jan 27, 2022
New venture seeks to promote Black tourism in Nova Scotia

A new initiative is working to highlight Black tourism opportunities across Nova Scotia.

Global News · Dec 12, 2021
Portion of Cabot Trail washed out in November storm to reopen to traffic this week

A section of the scenic Cabot Trail that was damaged by November storms is set to reopen to traffic this week.

CBC · Dec 12, 2021
Section of Cabot Trail washed out by rainstorm to reopen Tuesday

A section of the Cabot Trail damaged by heavy rain will reopen to traffic on Tuesday.

CBC · Dec 11, 2021
Fortress of Louisbourg to add content about historical Black presence

The Fortress of Louisbourg is expanding its historical exhibits to include stories about the Black community's role in the site's past.

Dignity Memorial · Dec 6, 2021
Norman Patterson Obituary - Inverness, NS
CBC · Dec 3, 2021
Baddeck residents overwhelmingly vote no to dissolving village

Baddeck residents have voted against dissolving their village in a recent referendum.

CBC · Nov 29, 2021
Stretch of Cabot Trail to reopen in 1-2 weeks, says Parks Canada

A section of the popular Cabot Trail is expected to reopen within the next couple of weeks following recent closures.

Dignity Memorial · Nov 27, 2021
Christine MacLellan Obituary - Inverness, NS
CBC · Nov 24, 2021
Flooding prompts state of emergency, road closures across eastern N.S.

A state of emergency has been declared across eastern Nova Scotia due to flooding, with multiple road closures affecting the region.

Wealth Professional Canada · Nov 24, 2021
How firm with $2.4 billion in AUM grew from its Atlantic roots
CTV News · Nov 24, 2021
Widespread flooding damage in Nova Scotia counties of Victoria and Inverness

Flooding has caused widespread damage across Victoria and Inverness counties in Nova Scotia.

CBC · Nov 24, 2021
'Like I hit a brick wall': Part of Cabot Trail washed out on man as he drove over it

A driver experienced a dangerous road collapse while traveling on the Cabot Trail after a section of pavement unexpectedly washed out beneath him.

CBC · Nov 23, 2021
Village of Baddeck's move to dissolve raises questions about finances, future

The Village of Baddeck is considering dissolution, prompting concerns about its financial situation and what comes next for the community.

CBC · Nov 19, 2021
Village commission in Baddeck votes to dissolve, join with county

Baddeck's village commission has voted to dissolve and merge with the county in a significant governance change.

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CTV News · Jun 24, 2026
Cape Breton police investigate report of shots fired in Sydney

Cape Breton police are investigating a report of shots fired in Sydney.

CBC · Jun 15, 2026
How a family-run orchard overcame the elements to blossom in Cape Breton

A family-run orchard shares how it thrived despite Cape Breton's challenging weather conditions.

PNI Atlantic News · Jun 15, 2026
TOM URBANIAK: Are monster-size AI data centres good for Nova Scotia?

An opinion piece examines whether large-scale AI data centres would be a positive development for Nova Scotia's economy and communities.