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.
Parks Canada now requires timed parking reservations for Skyline Trail visits during peak season.
Canadians are choosing Nova Scotia as a top March vacation destination, according to travel data from Skyscanner.
Canada's tourism spending has surged to over $104 billion as provinces across the country, including Nova Scotia and nearby regions, experience record visitor numbers.
A historic saw mill museum near Tatamagouche is facing closure due to provincial tourism funding cuts.
Rural Cape Breton communities are gaining access to expanded Care Coordination Centre technology to improve healthcare delivery.
Experience the thrill of encountering great white sharks up close on a cage diving tour available this summer in Nova Scotia.
Recreation Nova Scotia responds to reductions in provincial funding.
A Victoria County councillor has resigned from his position.
Nova Scotia is closing nearly half of its provincial museum sites due to budget cuts.
A new electoral seat representing Acadian interests in Cape Breton will soon be established and filled, according to provincial officials.
Cape Breton Eagles secure a victory with a third-period goal against the Remparts.
A new provincial riding has been created to recognize the Acadian population in the Chéticamp area.
Nova Scotia Arts Coalition is urging the province to restore funding to arts and tourism programs after recent budget cuts.
Nova Scotia's arts and culture sector faces significant budget reductions that leaders describe as unprecedented in scope.
Music Nova Scotia has revealed the complete lineup for its Wavemakers: Music Futures program.
Cape Breton Regional Hospital is implementing an AI weapons detection system to enhance security at the facility.
Rural Nova Scotia communities are reacting to an unexpected decision to close local museums.