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 Cape Breton business owner is seeking answers after a grenade was planted at their property.
Canada's most easterly winter sports resort offers both skiing and surfing opportunities for adventure seekers.
Local high school hockey teams Riverview and Cape Breton Highlands-NDA-Cabot both secured victories in recent competition.
Chéticamp is set to receive a new riding as part of boundary adjustments involving Inverness-We'koqma'q.
Mixed reactions to proposed electoral boundary changes in Chéticamp and Inverness ridings as Nova Scotia's boundary commission releases its recommendations.
Chéticamp will receive a new electoral riding as part of boundary adjustments affecting the Inverness-We'koqma'q area.
Severe winter weather is affecting travel conditions across Nova Scotia and other provinces, with important warnings currently in effect.
Cape Breton University is advocating for the restoration of passenger rail service to the region.
A new outdoor ice rink is now open in Cape Breton, offering visitors one of the best views in the region.
Nova Scotia is redrawing its electoral map to create a new Acadian riding in Chéticamp.
Victoria municipality covers travel expenses for its chief administrative officer to attend council meetings across provincial borders.
Nova Scotia's tourism sector is expected to see growth in the coming year according to new market outlook research.
A new sports event called Fandemonium is bringing non-stop action to Cape Breton.
Nova Scotia's Lobster Crawl 2026 promises an epic seafood festival experience with lobster feasts across the region.
A Cape Breton legion has had its liquor licence suspended.