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.
Victoria Day weekend marks the unofficial beginning of Cape Breton's busy tourist season.
Tourism businesses on Halifax's waterfront are reporting a slower-than-expected start to the season.
Four shipwrecks have been discovered off Cape Breton's coast by the team behind 'The Death Coast'.
Fewer Canadians are booking the CAT ferry to Cape Breton this year, though American visitor numbers remain steady.
A temporary closure of Baddeck's emergency room has now stretched beyond two years, leaving residents concerned about healthcare access in Victoria County.
The popular Skyline Trail will be temporarily closed in May for maintenance work.
Skyline Trail will be temporarily closed in May for scheduled maintenance work.
The Skyline Trail will close temporarily in May for maintenance work.
Skyline Trail will be temporarily closed in May for maintenance work.
Sunshine Lou has been named Inverness Horse of the Year, recognizing outstanding performance in the racing community.
Local businesses in Louisbourg are working to draw cruise ship passengers beyond the historic fortress into the wider community.
A new strategic plan is being developed to guide tourism growth in the Halifax region.
Fortress Louisbourg explores its historical connection to rum production and trade.
Active weather warnings are affecting parts of Cape Breton and northeastern Nova Scotia.
Nova Scotia is announcing new funding for the Stampede event.