News from around Cape Breton

Nova Scotia's most beloved tourism destinations will receive $6 million in funding to enhance visitor experiences.

Inverness Beach is setting a new standard for accessibility, earning recognition as a leader in making the popular destination welcoming for all visitors.

Baddeck is committing to test all hydrants following concerns raised by a fire at Inverary Resort.

A historic replica of traditional Mi'kmaq dress is being worn at Fortress of Louisbourg for the first time in nearly three centuries.

Fortress Louisbourg has unveiled a Potlotek-made model displaying 18th century Mi'kmaq dress and cultural heritage.

A court has denied an injunction request, clearing the way for Cabot Links to proceed with condo development near Inverness Beach.

A Baddeck resident who called emergency responders wasn't initially aware of how serious the fire situation had become.

A major fire has destroyed the historic Inverary Resort in Baddeck.

Local Baddeck businesses rally together to support the MacAulay family.

A historic lodge at a Baddeck resort held important cultural meaning for the area.

A historic inn in Baddeck has been destroyed by fire.

Parks Canada has cancelled a planned controlled burn in Cape Breton Highlands National Park.

A German Shepherd from Baddeck has been recognized for heroic actions.

A dispute over the assessed value of Alexander Graham Bell's historic Cape Breton property raises questions about how the famous inventor's former estate should be valued.

Baddeck welcomes a new physician to address the community's healthcare needs.

A new marine museum and laboratory facility is coming to Louisbourg.

Baddeck residents are rallying to revitalize the historic waterfront area with plans to enhance the local wharf.

Louisbourg is preparing to welcome more cruise ships as visitor traffic to the historic fortress town continues to grow.