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.
Industry experts examine how potential U.S. tariffs could impact Canadian travel to America.
Police have determined foul play was not involved in the death of a Cape Breton soldier in Owen Sound.
Four people were rescued from a house fire in Cape Breton.
DFO officers seized approximately $170,000 worth of illegally fished halibut during an enforcement operation in Louisbourg.
DFO officers seized approximately $170,000 worth of illegally caught halibut in Louisbourg during a recent enforcement action.
DFO officers seized approximately $170,000 worth of illegally fished halibut in Louisbourg.
Three children and an adult were rescued from a house fire in Cape Breton.
Three children and an adult were rescued from a Cape Breton house fire.
The Salvation Army is closing its North Sydney thrift store permanently.
Celebrate local history and culture at the fifth annual Sydney Mines Heritage Festival happening this weekend.
Four people were rescued after a fire destroyed a home in Sydney.
A young Mi'kmaw leader shares insights on youth leadership with the Canadian Senate.
The Salvation Army thrift store in North Sydney is closing.
A Cape Breton family says goodbye to their historic farm after two centuries of family stewardship.
A Cape Breton family says goodbye to their historic 200-year-old farm in an emotional farewell.
CBRM's housing strategy has earned recognition at the national level for its planning approach.
Cape Breton's film legacy spans more than 100 years of cinema history.
École NDA has named its athletes of the year in Cheticamp.