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.
Cape Breton gains new beef slaughter capacity, supporting local livestock industry.
Cape Breton has gained new beef slaughter capacity, marking a development for the region's cattle industry.
Cape Breton has expanded its beef processing infrastructure with new slaughter capacity.
Hundreds of residents and visitors gathered for Plummer Avenue Day, a highlight of New Waterford's Coal Dust Days celebration.
The province has rejected a plan to reopen the Port Hastings tourist information centre.
A new Cape Breton takeout restaurant is opening with a focus on doing one thing exceptionally well: falafel.
RCMP are investigating multiple suspected arson incidents in Cape Breton.
RCMP are investigating suspected arson incidents in Cape Breton.
Cape Breton's golf courses offer scenic play in all kinds of weather.
Baddeck's new boardwalk officially opens today.
RCMP is investigating two suspicious fires that occurred in Inverness County.
Meet Isabella Samson, a Cape Breton songwriter who transforms personal moments into compelling music.
Police are investigating two suspicious fires that occurred at Cape Breton homes.
Nova Scotia's film industry is experiencing growth following the success of productions like Little Lorraine.
Eyking Brothers Farms in Cape Breton has received provincial funding support.
A Cape Breton business has received provincial funding to improve accessibility for customers and employees.
Cape Breton Local Immigration Partnership is accepting nominations for its 2026 Welcoming Spirit Awards, recognizing community contributions to immigration.
Updates on roadwork projects affecting travel on the scenic Cabot Trail.