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.
Experience a stunning 185-mile coastal drive that should be on your travel bucket list this year.
Cape Breton council will discuss new rules around curbside giveaways and flyers at this week's meeting.
Cape Breton Eagles and assistant coach Josh Dubinsky have mutually agreed to part ways.
The YMCA of Cape Breton celebrates 140 years of serving the community.
Inverness is hosting its second annual Sea Glass Festival, celebrating the beauty of beach treasures found along Cape Breton's shores.
Two candidates are running for a Victoria County council seat in an upcoming byelection.
Discover an enhanced digital resource documenting Cape Breton's rich Gaelic language heritage at an upcoming local launch event.
A Cape Breton University student has been named a McCall MacBain Scholar at McGill.
A Chinese energy company is planning to enter the Canadian market with a major wind and energy storage development.
A major Chinese company is planning to enter the Canadian market with a significant wind-storage project.
Cape Breton Police has launched an online service for criminal record checks, making the process more convenient for residents.
A driver was seriously injured in a rollover crash in Cape Breton.
A beloved Mother's Day fundraising event has raised over $1 million in its first five years.
A major 300 MW wind and battery storage project is being planned for Cape Breton.
Community volunteers made a difference during a Saturday cleanup effort across Cape Breton.
Experience Cape Breton's maritime heritage at the Annual Ports Day event happening May 13-14.
Membertou First Nation will host the National Aboriginal Hockey Championships for the third time in a decade when the tournament comes to Cape Breton in 2027.
Former Cape Breton Eagles player Romain Rodzinski has been recognized with an ECHL community service award for the 2025-26 season.
YMCA Cape Breton marks a significant milestone with 140 years of serving the community.