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.
A transport truck driver has been fined following an overturning incident on Cape Breton roads.
A planned senior baseball series between Sydney and Halifax has been cancelled due to a shortage of umpires in Cape Breton.
A vehicle accident caused the closure of the Canso Causeway on August 9th.
Local traffic incidents Thursday resulted in minor vehicle damage with no one hurt.
A Cape Breton comedy duo's viral success accidentally led to them making a movie inspired by the classic film.
New Waterford is hosting a town hall meeting to address growing concerns about drug-related crime in the community.
Cape Breton community mourns the loss of music icon Hubba Parris.
Cape Breton police have charged a man discovered hiding in a closet.
A Cape Breton wool project traces the complete journey from raising sheep to creating finished sweaters, celebrating local craftsmanship.
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A provincial leader discusses energy opportunities including natural gas and wind during a visit to Sydney.
Federal funding of more than $1.2 million will support five Cape Breton tourism operators and two non-profits in the region.
Cape Breton West claimed the provincial championship title.
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Ten hole-in-one shots were recorded at Cape Breton golf courses last month, highlighting the region's golfing excellence.
Maritime gas prices are climbing again with a second increase within the week.
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A Cape Breton teen has raised $21,000 through hotdog sales and donations for a charitable cause.