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.
The Atlantic region faces disproportionate impact from recent Canadian student visa reductions, raising questions about policy fairness across the country.
Little Lorraine is drawing sellout crowds in Cape Breton.
Little Lorraine is drawing sellout crowds to Cape Breton.
Heavy rainfall is expected to impact Cape Breton on Thursday, May 7th.
The Canadian Folk Music Awards are heading to Nova Scotia in 2027.
The Canadian Folk Music Awards will be held in Nova Scotia in 2027, bringing a major celebration of folk music to the region.
Canadian Folk Music Awards will be held in Nova Scotia in 2027, bringing a major celebration of folk music to the province.
Discover what's happening across Cape Breton during May 9-15 with this week's community calendar highlights.
A fire has damaged multiple units at a Cape Breton townhouse complex, with residents describing the frightening experience.
Nova Scotia is part of a new national tourism growth program launching in early 2026 to boost Canadian travel and investment.
A Cape Breton Regional Municipality councillor is proposing a summer curbside giveaway event to help residents recycle bulk items.
Celebrate Mother's Day with a special tea event at the Cove in Cape Breton.
Disney's Mulan musical is coming to the Boardmore Theatre in Cape Breton.
The Ann Terry Society marks four decades of service in Sydney with a celebration of their community impact.
Eastern Cape Breton lobster fishers are optimistic about the upcoming season.
Cape Breton Regional Municipality is calling for the return of blood collection services to the region.
Cape Breton arm wrestlers took home titles at the Nova Scotia Arm Wrestling Championships.