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.
The Government of Canada will announce a new investment in community infrastructure for Cape Breton Regional Municipality.
Cape Breton University moves forward with new housing plans even as current residence buildings sit significantly underutilized.
DFO officers seized approximately $170,000 worth of illegally caught halibut in Louisbourg during an enforcement operation.
Weather disrupted Cape Breton's Rotary Ribfest, forcing organizers to end the event early due to rain and high winds.
Cape Breton West Minor Hockey Association receives provincial recognition for its contributions to youth hockey.
Explore Cape Breton's historic ties to Waipu, New Zealand, through a conversation with culture minister Rollie Thornhill in this MacHistory Radio audio archive.
Hear vintage audio recordings of three candidates who competed for PC Party leadership in Cape Breton during 1991.
Cape Breton is implementing a new bylaw to address overcrowding concerns in the region.
Local Mi'kmaw actors are gaining prominence in Cape Breton's growing film industry.
Gas prices are climbing across the Maritimes, though diesel costs are dropping in New Brunswick.
A glimpse of Cape Breton's beaches in all their seaside glory.
Local hockey hero Logan Shaw, captain of the Toronto Marlies, brought the Calder Cup home to celebrate with his Glace Bay community.
A Cape Breton arts program empowers cancer patients to express their experiences and strength through creative storytelling.
Cape Breton gains new beef slaughter capacity, supporting local livestock processing and the region's agricultural industry.