News from around Cape Breton

A dispute between Baddeck and Victoria County over a purportedly non-negotiable offer reveals disagreement about what was actually promised.

Cape Breton Regional Police chief's retirement announcement has drawn both support and concern from the community.

A travel photographer follows in the tracks of a Nova Scotian cyclist's global adventure.

Cape Breton police received firearms through a community buyback program, according to the local police commissioner.

Atlantic Canada is preparing for a significant weather shift as winter conditions move into the region.

Atlantic Canada is bracing for a shift to winter weather conditions.

The Nova Scotia government is expanding access to child care with new spaces opening in Inverness and Canso.

Nova Scotia is opening new child-care spaces in Inverness and Canso to support families in these Cape Breton communities.

Cabot golf properties generated $1.2 million in tax contributions to Inverness County.

A new child-care centre is coming to Inverness, offering expanded care options for local families.

Destination Cape Breton shared 2025 tourism performance data with CBRM council, offering insights into visitor trends and economic impact.

A Cape Breton runner completed a 276 km solo run along the Cabot Trail and surpassed his fundraising goal.

A local harness racing enthusiast from Inverness recently claimed multiple top awards in the sport.

A Cape Breton resident completed an impressive solo run along the full Cabot Trail, surpassing his fundraising goal in the process.

A runner completed the full Cabot Trail distance to honor his father's memory.

A Cape Breton man completes a solo run of the entire Cabot Trail.

A local skating program called Lily's Dream is bringing adaptive ice skating opportunities to Cape Breton students with disabilities.

A Cape Breton resident completed a Cabot Trail run that raised over $41,000 for charity.