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.
Quebec Joins Alberta, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, Ontario, New Brunswick, And More In Shaping Canada’s Tourism Future, Drawing More Than Four Million Visitors In March Of This Year, Establishing The Region As A Crucial Force In The Nation’s Travel…
Tourism operators in southwestern Nova Scotia are looking ahead optimistically to the 2026 season.
A Cape Breton distillery has created a special whisky inspired by the Titanic's history.
A Cape Breton runner shares the family and historical roots driving their journey to compete in the Boston Marathon.
A Cape Breton landlord describes the disturbing condition of an apartment after a tenant's departure.
Cape Breton residents are facing significant challenges with energy costs and affordability.
A community garden project is taking shape in Baddeck, bringing green space and growing opportunities to the area.
Union representatives from two Cape Breton long-term care facilities continue working toward a resolution in ongoing negotiations.
Cape Breton minor hockey teams claimed provincial championship titles at the Day of Champions event.
Cape Breton talent has received multiple nominations for the Screen Nova Scotia Awards.
Victoria County is pushing for improvements to cell phone coverage in the region.
Local writers and actors express gratitude for the magical creative environment Cape Breton provides.
A major restoration project could bring the iconic closed Keltic Lodge back to life at a significant cost.
Workers at a Cape Breton long-term care facility have begun picket line action.
A major restoration project could breathe new life into Cape Breton's iconic Keltic Lodge, though the nearly $70 million price tag raises questions about the property's future.
Valley REN is building the groundwork for a new regional tourism organization in the area.
A recent stock assessment suggests positive news ahead for Nova Scotia's northern shrimp fishing sector.
Lobster holds a special place in Cape Breton culture, much like Vegemite does in Australia.