News from around Cape Breton

Experience 18th-century life at Fortress of Louisbourg during CultureFête 2016.

Discover what life is like along Cape Breton's famous Cabot Trail.

A man was seriously injured during a home invasion in Louisbourg.

A fire has destroyed the clubhouse at Bell Bay golf course in Baddeck.

A new wind turbine in Baddeck will generate enough clean energy to power over 600 homes and businesses in the community.

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Louisbourg Seafoods is seeking access to the Arctic surf clam fishery.

A new golf course opens to the public in Inverness, offering Cape Breton visitors another destination for coastal play.

Festiville Baddeck is designed to help visitors extend their weekend getaway in this popular Cape Breton destination.

Louisbourg residents are satisfied with their current welcome sign and don't want changes made to it.

A Cape Breton nursing home has been told to stop allowing livestock visits.

Kirby McVicar has joined Cape Breton's Louisbourg Seafoods in a new role.

Multiple road construction projects will be underway on the Cabot Trail during the year, with potential impacts on travel plans.

A Cape Breton Regional Municipality councillor has declined to meet with Destination Louisbourg officials.

A winter storm near Fortress Louisbourg has revealed bones with a fascinating historical story behind them.

A Cape Breton man discovers and restores a rare 1946 sloop, bringing a piece of Nova Scotia maritime history back to life.

A woman claims that the person who interviewed her for a position at Destination Louisbourg was subsequently hired for the same role.

Tourism centres have been removed from Nova Scotia's official guide, leaving their future uncertain.

A former provincial leader argues that Nova Scotia's visitor centres aren't designed to meet today's tourism needs.

PGA Tour Canada's Celtic Classic is relocating to Baddeck from its previous home at Ben Eoin.