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.
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August's rainy weather has boosted water flow at Cape Breton's waterfalls, creating ideal conditions for visitors to experience these scenic natural attractions.
Recent rainfall has made Cape Breton's waterfalls particularly spectacular this August.
The Cape Breton Regional Hospital Foundation has unveiled a new mural honoring its donors.
A Shelburne County fisherman has been resummoned to appear in Cape Breton court.
A local driver reaches a major racing milestone with his 800th career win at Northside Downs.
More than 600 people came together to celebrate south Indian culture and traditions at a festival held in Cape Breton.
Cape Breton Eagles take to the ice for their main training camp in Sydney, with photos capturing the action.
The federal government is investing in live arts and cultural experiences throughout Cape Breton.
The Cape Breton Highlanders have been granted the Freedom of the City in recognition of their service and contributions.
A Canadian-owned fitness centre is opening its first Cape Breton location in Sydney.
Overnight roadwork has begun on a Cape Breton highway, with potential impacts on travel during night hours.
Government of Canada to announce infrastructure investments in Baddeck.
Cape Breton baseball teams are facing challenges due to a shortage of umpires on the island.
Cape Breton baseball teams are facing challenges as a shortage of umpires impacts the sport across the island.
Cape Breton is seeking volunteers to fill umpire positions for local sports.