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.
Gas prices are rising across the Maritimes region.
A luxury cruise ship is set to explore historic ports and coastal landscapes across Canada's Maritime provinces and the eastern United States.
A senior baseball league will retire the number of a Cape Breton baseball pioneer in recognition of their contributions to the sport.
A senior baseball league is retiring a number to honor a Cape Breton pioneer in the sport.
Nova Scotia is launching mobile fire-training units to help local fire departments improve their readiness and response capabilities.
Premier Tim Houston is bringing his tour to towns across the region.
Premier Tim Houston is bringing his tour to communities across the region.
The Sydney Sooners mark five decades of senior baseball tradition in Cape Breton with a celebration of the community's enduring love for the sport.
A Cape Breton-developed app is streamlining operations for fishery buyers and exporters across Nova Scotia.
A Cape Breton resident's legal challenge against a drug search has been unsuccessful in court.
Two local teams compete for the Nova Scotia Little League Championship this weekend.
CBRM is considering hiring contractors to address serious garbage collection issues affecting residents.
Cape Breton council addresses community concerns over garbage management issues.
The Cape Breton Regional Municipality is weighing whether to bring in private contractors to help manage garbage collection just months after ending a previous contracting arrangement.
Two people face impaired driving charges after a parking lot dispute led to an accident in Cape Breton.
Cape Breton police warn of counterfeit $50 bills in circulation in the region.