News from around Cape Breton

Top under-18 AA baseball teams are coming to Cape Breton for an Atlantic championship tournament hosted by the Petit-de-Grat Red Caps.

Nova Scotia has chosen a location for a new trades exhibition centre coming to Cape Breton.

A bridge closure is causing travel disruptions on Nova Scotia's North Shore.

Discover the heritage and history preserved at Highland Village, a museum showcasing Cape Breton's Scottish cultural traditions in Iona.

The province is developing repair plans and exploring options following the North Shore bridge closure.

Tourism operators and associations share their perspectives on Nova Scotia's summer season performance.

Tourism operators and industry groups across Nova Scotia share their perspectives on how the summer season is shaping up.

The Cape Breton Eagles have invited 40 players to their main training camp as the QMJHL season approaches.

A new trades exhibition centre is coming to Sydney in the repurposed former Ascendo Fitness building.

Classic and custom vehicles gathered at a Cape Breton charity car show that drew enthusiasts from across the region.

The location for Cape Breton's new Trades Exhibition Centre has been announced.

Cape Breton University receives funding to support international Indigenous research initiatives.

Cape Breton's first film festival launches this September, bringing cinema to the island.

A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for Cape Breton.

A Sydney baseball player brought home bronze at the Ray Carter Cup.

Theatre Baddeck secures funding to advance its renovation project with a significant grant award.

Foundation members at the Gaelic College are calling for a special meeting to address concerns about board governance.

A new trades exhibition centre is coming to Cape Breton with a location now confirmed.

Theatre Baddeck secures funding to advance the second phase of its renovation project.