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 new mountain bike track is coming to the Cape Breton Regional Municipality to help grow the local cycling community.
Calgary baseball fans brought their country spirit to Cape Breton's Canadian Little League Championship with an impromptu Boot Scootin' Boogie.
Cape Breton offers excellent viewing conditions for both a solar eclipse and an upcoming meteor shower peak.
Gas and diesel prices are on the rise across Cape Breton and Nova Scotia.
Explore one of Nova Scotia's most scenic driving routes along the Cabot Trail.
See the action from Tuesday's semifinal games at the Canadian Little League Championship taking place in Cape Breton.
British Columbia and Ontario have advanced to the Canadian Little League Championship final, which is being held in Cape Breton.
A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for Inverness and Victoria counties on Cape Breton.
Experience one of Canada's most thrilling coastal drives along the famous Cabot Trail in Nova Scotia.
A partial solar eclipse will be visible in the Maritimes this Wednesday.
Guided walking tours celebrate the rich Mi'kmaq, Gaelic, and Acadian heritage that shaped Cape Breton's unique cultural identity.
Discover the rich heritage of Cape Breton through guided walks that celebrate Mi'kmaq, Gaelic and Acadian cultural traditions.
Nova Scotia's interrupter clause triggers a price increase for gas and diesel across the province.
Cape Breton Pride Festival kicks off with a flag raising ceremony at the CBRM Civic Centre.
A Cape Breton University professor argues that monitoring remote workers is ineffective and counterproductive.
Cape Breton RCMP has linked illegal cannabis sales in the region to organized crime operations.
Breton Ability launches a new Sensory Station Project to enhance community experiences.
Federal funding of $1.2 million is boosting tourism and cultural experiences across Nova Scotia.
Federal funding of $1.2 million is boosting tourism and cultural experiences across Nova Scotia.