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.
A hands-on construction trades program that has proven successful in Halifax is now coming to Cape Breton for young people interested in the building industry.
American tourists are increasingly booking passage on the Maine-Nova Scotia ferry service.
A Cape Breton resident faces challenges accessing the mental health services he needs in the region.
A Cape Breton resident shares his challenges navigating the region's mental health care system.
A Cape Breton resident faces barriers in accessing the mental health services he needs.
A new Highway 3 tourism corridor initiative aims to make travel planning easier and attract more visitors to the region.
Discover Cape Breton's most spectacular waterfalls during a special weekend celebration of the island's natural cascades.
Discover Cape Breton's most spectacular waterfalls during a special weekend celebration of the island's natural cascades.
A physician shares perspective on the current state of healthcare access in the region and where improvements are still needed.
Cape Breton residents who volunteer to help others with their income tax returns are being recognized for their community contribution.
Port of Sydney is exploring sustainable initiatives to reduce environmental impact, including the installation of shoreside electrical power for vessels.
A Cape Breton woman recounts her parents' historic journey around the Cabot Trail during the 1940s.
A Cape Breton woman recounts her parents' historic journey around the Cabot Trail during the 1940s.
Mappos Lion claimed victory in its season debut at Northside Downs harness racing track on Cape Breton.
Industrial parks in Cape Breton and Northeastern Nova Scotia are reaching capacity while continuing to expand to meet growing demand.
Discover how Cape Bretoners secured recognition as a distinct ethnic identity on the national census.
Cape Bretoners can now identify their ethnicity as "Cape Bretoner" on the official census following a grassroots effort to recognize the region's unique cultural identity.