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.
The federal government is investing $1.2 million to support tourism growth across Nova Scotia.
Federal funding of $1.2 million has been announced to support Nova Scotia tourism initiatives.
Federal government announces $1.2 million in funding to boost Nova Scotia tourism.
Wilbert Marshall has been re-elected as chief of Potlotek First Nation.
Nova Scotia is investing $620,000 to expand farm equipment rental programs across Cape Breton.
Nova Scotia is a great place to see fall colours because its autumn scenery is so varied and easy to explore. Travellers can see orange and yellow maple hills, brilliant red blueberry fields, golden grasses, colourful ferns, and subtle fall tones in bogs and salt marshes.
There s something about fall in Nova Scotia that makes you want to slow down and take the scenic route. From city parks and lakeside trails to mountain lookoffs and famous coastal drives, autumn paints the province in shades of red, orange, and gold.
The Nova Scotia government is investing in agriculture equipment to support Cape Breton farmers.
CBRM is introducing six new accessible minibuses to improve transportation options in the region.
A creative artist reimagined the historic Fortress of Louisbourg as a sandcastle using unconventional Cape Breton materials.
A creative sandcastle recreation of the iconic Fortress of Louisbourg features a unique twist using local Cape Breton coal.
A grassroots Sidewalk Joy movement is gaining momentum as a positive initiative for Nova Scotia communities.
The NHRA brings its biggest seasonal event to Cape Breton Dragway for high-speed racing action.