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 hockey connection between Cape Breton and Connecticut from 30 years ago reveals an interesting cross-border sports history.
A popular Cape Breton hiking trail now requires advance reservations from visitors.
Plan ahead to secure your spot on one of Cape Breton's most sought-after hiking trails with a new advance reservation system.
Visitors can now book ahead for a popular hiking trail in Cape Breton, ensuring access to this in-demand outdoor destination.
Visitors can now book ahead for a popular Cape Breton hiking trail to secure their spot on this in-demand outdoor adventure.
The Seal Island Bridge in Cape Breton is now operating one way as essential repairs are being carried out.
Two people were hospitalized with serious injuries following a crash in Cape Breton.
A Cape Breton-based investment firm is backing an agricultural venture in Petite Riviere.
Cape Breton Regional Municipality is negotiating an agreement to ensure e-scooters are used responsibly throughout the area.
The Red Cross showcases emergency preparedness at a Cape Breton expo with a look at their disaster lodging setup.
Canadian pop punk band Gob will perform in Cape Breton this summer.
A Cape Breton Regional Municipality councillor is returning to their duties following a period of medical leave.
King Charles III's American visit is being called a success.
Local brush fires are raising worries for Cape Breton residents and authorities.
Brush fires in Cape Breton are raising alarm among residents and officials.
A filmmaker discusses how Cape Breton is making its mark in the film industry.