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.
Discover the legend of Sweetwater Maiden, a story now being shared with visitors exploring Cape Breton Highlands National Park.
Skyline Trail has reopened following a temporary closure prompted by aggressive moose activity in the area.
Two hikers tackle an abandoned route between Louisbourg and Gabarus to bring attention to its potential restoration.
A trail at Cape Breton Highlands park has been closed due to aggressive moose behaviour.
Discover the history and intrigue of Cape Breton's abandoned Louisbourg-Gabarus Road, a journey into the island's mysterious past.
Inverness County is urging visitors to explore a local waterfall safely to avoid rescue operations.
A Cape Breton inn is taking legal action against insurance companies following a devastating fire at the property.
Students discover human remains dating back 300 years during excavation near the historic Louisbourg site.
A local Louisbourg café is making its mark as a community gathering place.
Archaeologists at Fortress of Louisbourg continue to uncover artifacts that reveal new insights into the site's complex past.
Experience an evening of dining paired with historical storytelling at Fortress Louisbourg.
Ghost hunters share tales and thrills during an overnight stay at historic Louisbourg.
A shark derby is coming to Louisbourg, offering excitement for fishing enthusiasts and visitors to this historic coastal community.
The Louisbourg Playhouse celebrates two decades of steady popularity in the community.
Black bears are increasingly attracting crowds of visitors along roads in Cape Breton Highlands National Park.
Wildlife viewing congestion is creating traffic hazards along the scenic Cabot Trail route.
Fire officials will test all of Baddeck's hydrants following a recent blaze at the Inverary Resort.
A local brewery celebrates Cape Breton Highlands with specially designed beer cans.
Local tourism operators share their priorities if given $1 million in funding to invest in Cabot Trail attractions and experiences.