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 Forest Guide TV series is coming to Baddeck for a special screening.
Local runners took top honours at a Cape Breton running event.
The iconic Bluenose II has cancelled its planned U.S. visit due to concerns about border crossing procedures.
Discover Canadian national parks as less crowded alternatives to America's overbooked destinations this year.
The first group of students has begun their studies at Cape Breton's new medical campus.
Atlantic Canadian seasonal attractions are experiencing a busy summer season.
A beachgoer is calling out the condition of the path to a Louisbourg beach as unnecessarily difficult to navigate.
A beachgoer raises concerns about the difficult conditions on the path leading to a Louisbourg beach.
The second leg of Race the Cape wrapped up as part of the Bras d'Or Yacht Club regatta.
Cape Breton is facing extreme heat on top of drought-like conditions, creating compounding environmental challenges for the region.
A reader suggests expanding the free shuttle service in Cape Breton Regional Municipality to connect more museums across the region.
Extreme heat is compounding drought-like conditions across Cape Breton, creating mounting challenges for the region.
A powerful 1757 hurricane that struck Cape Breton had the potential to alter the course of North American history.
A powerful 1757 hurricane that struck Cape Breton came close to altering the course of North American events.
Nova Scotia's approach to forest access restrictions is drawing criticism for inconsistency tied to pandemic-era decision-making patterns.
Local athletes received recognition at an awards ceremony held at Cape Breton Highlands Education Centre/Academy.
A Cape Breton senior is warning the community about a concerning experience they had while using a local park trail.