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.
Former Parks Canada managers criticize plans for an eight-storey war memorial as inappropriate.
A new group is challenging plans for a war memorial in Cape Breton Highlands.
A critic weighs in on concerns about how the Cape Breton Highlands is handling its review of a war statue.
A massive controlled fire at Louisbourg is being used to protect and preserve an important piece of Nova Scotia's historical landscape.
A Nova Scotia tourism advocate is taking his promotional efforts to Ontario to attract more visitors from the province.
Parks Canada conducted a controlled fire at the Fortress of Louisbourg historic site.
Community members are raising concerns about plans to build a parking lot at the historic Louisbourg site.
Parks Canada road crews face tough conditions keeping Cape Breton Highlands routes passable during winter months.
A proposed war memorial on the Cabot Trail is sparking debate about what monuments should be allowed in Cape Breton's National Park.
Fortress of Louisbourg has launched a new rum inspired by the historic site's 18th-century heritage.
Discover what makes Nova Scotia's famous Cabot Trail a must-ride destination for cyclists seeking coastal scenery and challenging terrain.
RCMP warns hunters to stay away from schools following a dismissal incident.
Cape Breton Highlands students were dismissed from school following reports of shots in the area.
A former Baddeck resident is heading to the world food championships to compete.
Explore the personal diaries of a former Louisbourg mayor now available online, offering a unique glimpse into the town's history.