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.
Learn why Nova Scotians are being advised to avoid the woods and what this warning means for outdoor activities in the region.
Nova Scotia has temporarily banned hiking and vehicle use in woodlands due to heightened wildfire risk from dry conditions.
Parks Canada has announced new restrictions affecting Cape Breton-Canso areas.
Nova Scotia is restricting travel and activities in woodlands to help prevent wildfires.
Discover colorful photos from Shellabration, a festive celebration held in historic Louisbourg.
Parks Canada marks the 80th anniversary of an RCAF student pilot's death with a commemorative event.
Prince Edward Island saw stronger visitor numbers in July compared to the same month last year, according to the province's tourism association.
New child-care spaces are opening in Colchester and Inverness counties to help families across Nova Scotia.
New child-care spaces are being planned for Colchester and Inverness counties to support families in the area.
Government funding is expanding child care services in Colchester and Inverness counties.
Nova Scotia Health's mobile clinic is returning to Inverness on Cape Breton.
Lower Marine Atlantic fares are expected to boost tourism in the region, according to hospitality industry leaders.
Discover how Cape Breton preserves its Scottish Highland heritage and cultural traditions.
Baddeck's new arena project remains in limbo as organizers wait for federal funding to move forward.
Marine Atlantic ferry fares between Newfoundland and Labrador and the mainland have been cut in half.