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.
Fortress Louisbourg now offers an interactive virtual reality experience that transports visitors back through time.
A proposed airport project is generating discussion throughout Inverness County.
Cabot Snowmobile Club invests in a new groomer to maintain pristine snowmobile trails across the region.
Political leaders are supporting a campaign to develop an airport near Inverness's golf course.
Baddeck's emergency room is overwhelmed by patient numbers from the Cape Breton Regional Municipality.
Learn about the historic lives of Alexander Graham Bell and his wife during their time at their Baddeck estate.
A proposed airport near a Cape Breton golf destination is sparking political disagreement in the region.
An Ontario mining company has found the quality of gold deposits in Cape Breton Highlands to be encouraging.
Halifax Road Hammers take victory in the Cabot Trail Relay running event.
Discover why the scenic Cabot Trail is a must-ride destination for motorcycle enthusiasts exploring Nova Scotia.
Bundle up for the Cabot Trail Relay, a challenging running event that demands warm clothing even among dedicated runners.
Jim and Lori Kennedy reflect on 35 years leading Louisbourg Seafoods Ltd.
A Baddeck physician receives recognition for their dedicated medical service to the community.
Inverness has been ranked as the happiest place in Nova Scotia.
Theatre Baddeck has been recognized with a Merritt Award for its contributions to the arts.
Theatre Baddeck explores the story behind a historic hydrofoil event that left its mark on the region.
The historic Fortress of Louisbourg community looks to Parks Canada as a key driver for economic growth in the region.
Cape Breton hospitals are now offering water testing services to residents who rely on well water.
Experience one of the world's most spectacular motorcycle routes on Cape Breton Island's legendary Cabot Trail.