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.
The South Shore Tourism Cooperative is looking for partner venues to host its signature Lobster Crawl events in 2026.
Experience Nova Scotia's stunning coastline on two wheels with a cycling tour that delivers scenic beauty at every turn.
Learn about three pressing environmental and cultural issues affecting Cape Breton: moose population dynamics, Indigenous land rights activism, and the resurgence of spruce budworm in the region.
Discover the hidden gravel cycling routes that make Cape Breton a destination for adventure riders.
Mi'kmaw leaders and community members gathered on Hunters Mountain to advocate for the Highlands.
A regional initiative is supporting tourism development across southwestern Nova Scotia communities.
A paper company has suspended logging operations in Cape Breton Highlands following a Mi'kmaw blockade.
A paper company has suspended logging operations in Cape Breton Highlands following a Mi'kmaw blockade.
Governor Ayotte visits Nova Scotia to lead trade and tourism discussions aimed at boosting economic development in the region.
A trade delegation is visiting Nova Scotia to discuss tourism and economic development opportunities.
Experience panoramic fall foliage from a gondola ride at Cape Smokey, one of Cape Breton's most scenic attractions.
Mi'kmaq maintain an ongoing blockade of forestry operations in Cape Breton Highlands.
Cape Breton RCMP are investigating multiple fires in a local neighbourhood as suspicious incidents.
A forestry blockade on Hunters Mountain is escalating amid growing tensions over logging operations.
A forestry blockade on Hunters Mountain in Cape Breton is intensifying as activists describe their action as protection rather than protest.
Discover seasonal celebrations across Nova Scotia this fall, from festivals and fairs to harvest-themed events.
Mi'kmaq protesters block Hunters Mountain over concerns that forestry operations are harming moose populations in the region.
The Cape Breton Eagles hockey team has announced promotions within their leadership structure.