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.
Discover diverse cultures and global traditions showcased at a vibrant multicultural event in Louisbourg.
Nova Scotia Power temporarily shut off power in parts of Cape Breton to perform necessary maintenance and repairs.
Nova Scotia Power is conducting temporary power outages in parts of Cape Breton to complete necessary repairs.
Higher demand for travel to Halifax is pushing up the cost of flights and accommodations in the region.
Discover three epic Canadian summer road trip itineraries designed to inspire your next adventure.
Discover why both Canadian and American visitors are flocking to the Maritimes in record numbers.
The Chéticamp area moves closer to establishing a new provincial riding to better represent the Acadian community.
Dr. Rex Dunn concludes nearly 50 years of surgical care in Cape Breton with his retirement.
Archaeologists have identified a shipwreck from the 1700s discovered in Orkney, revealing details about the vessel's mysterious past.
Discover budget-friendly activities and attractions across Nova Scotia to make the most of your summer adventures close to home.
The Margaree River has been closed to fishing as a result of heat and dry conditions affecting Cape Breton.
Discover scenic trails and stunning views at Whycocomagh Park in the heart of Cape Breton Island.
Inverness Consolidated Memorial Hospital's lab is getting new diagnostic equipment thanks to a generous donation to the hospital's charitable foundation.
Major improvements are coming to Highway 105 in Inverness County to enhance connectivity and safety for travelers.
A military helicopter responded to rescue an injured hiker from Cape Breton Highlands.
A military helicopter responded to rescue an injured hiker from Cape Breton Highlands.