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.
Victoria County is pushing for improvements to cell phone coverage in the region.
Local writers and actors express gratitude for the magical creative environment Cape Breton provides.
Workers at a Cape Breton long-term care facility have begun picket line action.
A major restoration project could breathe new life into Cape Breton's iconic Keltic Lodge, though the nearly $70 million price tag raises questions about the property's future.
Valley REN is building the groundwork for a new regional tourism organization in the area.
A recent stock assessment suggests positive news ahead for Nova Scotia's northern shrimp fishing sector.
A career fair and skills competition is coming to Cape Breton to help address the region's shortage of trades workers.
A Cape Breton legal case involving intimate images has resulted in a significant financial order.
Discover what draws visitors to Cape Breton's remote and scenic edges.
Destination Cape Breton launches a new "Take Your Time" campaign encouraging visitors to slow down and savor the island experience.
Inverness County council has approved land development agreements for two communities in the region.
Inverness County will celebrate healthcare excellence at a special gala event honoring outstanding contributions to the region's medical community.
The future of a beloved Cape Breton landmark remains uncertain as the Keltic Lodge's status continues to be unresolved.
A Cape Breton woman accused of murder is scheduled to appear in court later this month.
The future of Cape Breton's iconic Keltic Lodge is uncertain as the property faces an unclear path forward.
The Cape Breton Partnership warns that budget cuts are making economic growth efforts less collaborative in the region.
The future of Keltic Lodge Resort's main building on Cape Breton remains in question as stakeholders work through next steps.
A Cape Breton Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer is on leave while a police watchdog investigates and lays charges.