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.
Sherbrooke is being developed as a key tourism gateway for the region.
Two Cape Breton cousins are competing as professional athletes in China.
Bird enthusiasts gather for annual counts in Cape Breton Highlands, contributing to important wildlife monitoring efforts.
A Cape Breton Highlands National Park road has reopened following a winter weather closure.
Snow removal crews have cleared towering drifts from the Cabot Trail following winter weather.
An inspection of Baddeck's fire hydrants found that nearly all are in working order, with only two needing attention.
The Inverary Resort fire in Baddeck continues to have ongoing impacts on the community.
The Ship Hector Society is working to boost Nova Scotia tourism through maritime heritage initiatives.
A popular Louisbourg café is expanding its hours to serve visitors and locals throughout the entire year.
A mysterious waterfront creature is making its way to the Louisbourg area.
Inverness County's bookmobile service has temporarily ceased operations following an unexpected staff resignation.
Learn about the regulations, timing, and requirements for the Cape Breton moose harvest season.
A young Louisbourg woman shares her connection to the S&L Railway Museum and what makes it such a meaningful place in her life.
Discover iconic Nova Scotia landmarks and local seafood delicacies on a scenic coastal road trip.
Wildlife officials are conducting the fourth moose cull in Cape Breton Highlands as part of ongoing population management efforts.
Take a high-performance sports car on one of Cape Breton's most scenic driving routes and discover why the Cabot Trail captivates automotive enthusiasts.