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.
Cape Breton residents are speaking out after the region was left off a popular school supply brand's map of Canada.
A popular map brand's omission of Newfoundland and Cape Breton from their notebook covers has sparked criticism from Atlantic Canadians.
Canada is investing close to $130 million in critical infrastructure and heritage assets across Parks Canada sites in Cape Breton and Canso.
Canada is investing close to $130 million in critical infrastructure and heritage assets across Parks Canada sites in Cape Breton and Canso.
Tennis is bringing newcomers to Cape Breton together and helping them build connections in their new community.
Newcomers to Cape Breton are discovering community connection through tennis.
Cape Breton Eagles bolster their roster with a new goaltender acquired from the Chicoutimi Saguenéens.
A Cape Breton resident convicted of possessing an illegal firearm was handed a conditional sentence rather than jail time.
A Canadian fast-food chain is planning a comeback to Cape Breton.
A man has been seriously injured in a hit and run incident in Cape Breton.
A new perfume line draws inspiration from the musical traditions of Cape Breton.
A Cape Breton union leader is advocating for greater representation of Indigenous women in decision-making roles.
Cape Breton's largest mall is being put up for sale.
A Cape Breton junior hockey player was not aboard the bus involved in a moose collision in New Brunswick.
Cape Breton minor soccer associations are being targeted by fraudsters through deceptive emails designed to steal money or information.
New fencing is blocking access to traditional mackerel fishing grounds that have been used by generations of Cape Breton fishers.
New fencing has blocked traditional mackerel fishing access that generations of Cape Breton fishers have relied on.
The Cape Breton Eagles coaching staff found plenty to like as the team's main training camp got underway.
Explore a Canadian island so deeply rooted in Scottish heritage that visitors say it rivals the Highlands themselves.
