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.
Nova Scotia Stampede is driving economic growth and attracting visitors to the region.
Nova Scotia's largest tourism businesses are receiving $35 million in loan support to strengthen the industry.
Local coffee roasters secure a permanent home at the Whale House venue in Baddeck.
Nova Scotia has chosen a marketing agency to boost tourism promotion across the province.
Climate change is increasing the costs of maintaining Cape Breton's popular Cabot Trail for visitors.
Climate change is increasing the costs of maintaining Cape Breton's iconic Cabot Trail as visitor numbers continue to grow.
Climate change is increasing the costs of maintaining and operating Cape Breton's iconic Cabot Trail as visitor numbers continue to grow.
The Louisbourg Legion has closed indefinitely due to significant flood damage to the historic building.
Snow accumulation exceeding two feet has blanketed the Cape Breton Highlands with additional snowfall expected.
A winter storm is impacting portions of Cape Breton.
A winter storm brought significant snowfall to northern Inverness County.
A recent flood at the Louisbourg legion branch has forced the closure of a food program that served the community.
A beloved Cape Breton relay race is searching for a larger venue to accommodate its closing banquet celebration.
A dispute between Baddeck and Victoria County over who should clear snow from sidewalks raises questions about winter maintenance responsibilities in the community.