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.
A proposed war memorial on the Cabot Trail is sparking debate about what monuments should be allowed in Cape Breton's National Park.
Fortress of Louisbourg has launched a new rum inspired by the historic site's 18th-century heritage.
Discover what makes Nova Scotia's famous Cabot Trail a must-ride destination for cyclists seeking coastal scenery and challenging terrain.
Cape Breton Highlands students were dismissed from school following reports of shots in the area.
A former Baddeck resident is heading to the world food championships to compete.
A new walking trail has opened in the historic Louisbourg area.
A bus carrying 21 people crashed on the scenic Cabot Trail in Cape Breton.
Get hands-on with history by firing a cannon yourself at the iconic Fortress Louisbourg.
Nova Scotia Tourism is expanding its reach and ambitions.
The Book of Negroes comes to life at the historic Fortress of Louisbourg with a new transformation experience.
A grandfather became an unexpected midwife when he delivered his grandchild in a parking lot near Baddeck.
The Maritime Link project is coming under discussion in Louisbourg as stakeholders gather to debate its implications.
A snowshoer who fell through ice near Baddeck was rescued.
A former resort property near the historic Louisbourg area is now on the market following closure.
Cape Breton's iconic Cabot Trail has been recognized as one of the world's top 10 highways.
Nova Scotia saw a decline in tourism numbers during 2013.
Louisbourg marks a significant milestone with celebrations of its 300th anniversary.
Explore Mi'kmaq heritage and traditions showcased throughout the historic Fortress of Louisbourg.
Underwater archaeologists are exploring the waters off Louisbourg to uncover historical secrets from the deep.