News from around Cape Breton

Cultural events and exchanges in Cape Breton are bringing people together and fostering meaningful friendships across communities.

First Nation youth in Cape Breton are learning traditional skills by building a birchbark canoe that connects them to their heritage.

Cape Breton is celebrating Canada Day with live music, food, and fireworks across the region.

Cape Breton is gearing up for Canada Day with live music, local food, and fireworks.

A ranked harness racing contender takes the top spot at Cape Breton's Northside Downs.

The Cape Breton Eagles will skip their turn at the upcoming Canadian Hockey League Import Draft due to European capacity constraints.

A new meat processing facility in Cape Breton is helping keep the region's beef production local.

A new meat processing facility in Cape Breton is bringing food production back to the local community.

Discover how Cape Breton is developing authentic Mi'kmaw tourism experiences across the island.

Tourism operators and cultural leaders are taking steps to develop authentic Mi'kmaw tourism experiences across Cape Breton Island.

Local leaders are working to expand authentic Mi'kmaw tourism experiences throughout Cape Breton Island.

A Membertou woman is working to create publishing opportunities for Mi'kmaq writers.

Fallen trees left by recent storms are raising wildfire concerns for Cape Breton residents and officials.

Downed trees left behind from a previous storm are raising concerns about wildfire risk across Cape Breton.

Nova Scotia is investing in a local Cape Breton meat company to increase regional production.

Cape Breton's new beef abattoir is officially open with $250,000 in provincial support behind it.

A Cape Breton Eagles forward was selected in the second round of the NHL Draft by the Los Angeles Kings.

Peak tourism season is underway in Nova Scotia, bringing visitors to the region's top attractions.