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 fatal fire in Grand River Falls has claimed the life of an adult.
A restarted gypsum quarry in Cape Breton is expected to export 2 million tonnes annually and create 100 local jobs.
Flight cancellations and rising fuel costs are affecting travel plans for people across the Maritimes.
Discover how Nova Scotia's Celtic Colours festival demonstrates the significant economic impact that arts and culture can have on the region.
Cape Breton's historic Cossit House has received provincial approval to reopen through a new funding initiative.
A Cape Breton arrest has been made in connection with a suspicious death investigation.
Cape Breton Eagles announce their pre-season roster for the 2026 season.
The Cape Breton Eagles announce their pre-season roster for the 2026 season.
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Police nabbed 11 speeding drivers on a Cape Breton highway in a recent enforcement operation.
Discover how simple, human-centered approaches may offer practical answers to Nova Scotia's ongoing health care challenges.
Nova Scotia's tourism sector experienced increased revenue in the past year.
CBRM councillors have requested RCMP involvement in a disputed Sydney harbour land sale.
Four additional Nova Scotia long-term care facilities have issued strike notice, adding to ongoing labor tensions in the sector.
Nova Scotia is attracting more visitors than the national average, signaling strong growth in the province's tourism sector.