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.
Capture the beauty of Nova Scotia s Eastern Shore, from the surfing waves of Lawrencetown Beach to the rugged trails of Taylor Head.
Cape Breton communities honored Red Dress Day to remember missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.
The YMCA of Cape Breton is marking 140 years of service with a celebration on May 11.
Dalhousie engineering students investigate the challenges and solutions needed to preserve a historic Cape Breton lighthouse.
Discover the best photo spots on Nova Scotia s Northumberland Shore, from the warm sands of Melmerby Beach to the historic Pictou waterfront.
Golfers are teeing off as the Cape Breton golf season gets underway.
A hockey connection between Cape Breton and Connecticut from 30 years ago reveals an interesting cross-border sports history.
A popular Cape Breton hiking trail now requires advance reservations from visitors.
Plan ahead to secure your spot on one of Cape Breton's most sought-after hiking trails with a new advance reservation system.
Visitors can now book ahead for a popular hiking trail in Cape Breton, ensuring access to this in-demand outdoor destination.
Visitors can now book ahead for a popular Cape Breton hiking trail to secure their spot on this in-demand outdoor adventure.
The Seal Island Bridge in Cape Breton is now operating one way as essential repairs are being carried out.
Two people were hospitalized with serious injuries following a crash in Cape Breton.
A Cape Breton-based investment firm is backing an agricultural venture in Petite Riviere.
Cape Breton Regional Municipality is negotiating an agreement to ensure e-scooters are used responsibly throughout the area.
The Red Cross showcases emergency preparedness at a Cape Breton expo with a look at their disaster lodging setup.