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.
Baddeck is moving forward with plans to build a new arena and rink for the community.
Baddeck is moving forward with plans to build a new arena and rink for the community.
Baddeck is preparing to break ground on a new arena facility in the community.
Baddeck is moving forward with plans for a new arena as construction prepares to begin.
Cape Breton University has opened a new medical campus.
Three regional Indigenous tourism boards have separated from ITAC over financial concerns, signaling shifts in how Indigenous tourism is organized in the region.
Discover the new medical campus at Cape Breton University, bringing expanded educational opportunities to the region.
Gas prices have climbed to around $2 a litre at Cape Breton stations.
Cape Breton's fire chief is reminding residents to comply with current burn restrictions in the region.
American tourism to Nova Scotia is rebounding as a boycott shows signs of easing.
Cape Breton's first medical campus officially opens, marking a major milestone for healthcare education in the region.
American travelers are increasingly booking passage on the Maine-Nova Scotia ferry service.
American travelers are increasingly booking passage on the Maine-Nova Scotia ferry service.
Cape Breton University has unveiled its new Medical Science Building with photos showcasing the facility.
A Cape Breton councillor apologizes after comments about the volunteer fire department sparked controversy, saying his remarks were misunderstood.
Nova Scotia's premier met with striking long-term care workers in Cape Breton to discuss their return to work.
A Cape Breton bakery known for receiving papal blessing on its bread now confronts an unexpected demolition order.
In Nova Scotia, fresh seafood is a big deal. While there are dozens of restaurants across the province serving up local lobster, mussels, clams, chowders and more, seafood superfans will want to really dive in and try something a little different.
Local sports legend Barry Verbeski is being inducted into the Cape Breton Sport Hall of Fame after five decades of contributions to the community.