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.
Nova Scotia authorities are investigating the death of a fisherman that occurred off Cape Breton's coast.
Cape Breton University signs agreement to strengthen talent mobility and knowledge exchange through partnership with National Economic Forum.
A Cape Breton tax service is reminding residents about an approaching CRA deadline to file their taxes.
Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site in Baddeck will undergo repairs.
The Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site in Baddeck will undergo repairs.
Four people have been charged following damage to RCMP vehicles during a cannabis raid protest in Cape Breton.
Cape Breton hospital strengthens patient care with an expanded neurology department and new medical staff.
Cape Breton honours a hockey legend whose passion for the sport and community left a lasting impact.
Cape Breton boxer Ryan Rozicki will headline Zuffa Boxing's inaugural United Kingdom event this June.
A Cape Breton man faces accusations of operating a taxi without proper municipal licensing.
Seal Island bridge traffic will be reduced to a single lane through June for maintenance work.
A Cape Breton fire chief expresses concern over a rise in brush fire activity in the region.
Cape Breton's fire chief is expressing concern about a rise in brush fire activity across the region.
Cape Breton University has partnered with an Indian institution to advance academic collaboration and enable student and researcher exchanges between Canada and India.
A Nova Scotia tour guide reflects on an unexpected encounter that left a lasting impression.
An iconic Cape Breton bakery building faces demolition unless its owner completes repairs within six months.
The Canadian Folk Music Awards will be held in Cape Breton in 2027, bringing the prestigious celebration of folk music to the island.
Cape Breton will host the Canadian Folk Music Awards in 2027, bringing the prestigious celebration of folk music to the island.
A 60-year-old Cape Breton bridge will close for repairs.