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 local hockey program is struggling with a shortage of equipment that could impact players.
A local hockey program is struggling with a shortage of equipment needed for the season.
A local hockey program is struggling with equipment shortages that could impact players this season.
Discover how Cape Breton's Gaelic settlers built their homes through a talk exploring the vernacular architecture that shaped the region's cultural landscape.
A popular learn-to-skate program in Cape Breton is struggling to operate due to a shortage of equipment.
Classic car enthusiasts can show off their prized vehicles at Cape Breton's annual show and shine event.
Health-care redevelopment plans for New Waterford and Glace Bay have been temporarily paused.
A U.S. alcohol ban poses challenges for a Cape Breton distillery, while local winemakers shift their focus to domestic markets.
A U.S. alcohol ban is creating challenges for local distilleries, while Cape Breton winemakers are turning to domestic markets.
An emergency alert in Sydney has ended, but authorities continue searching for the suspects involved.
Nova Scotia's fuel prices surge following the activation of the interrupter clause.
CBRM council convenes an emergency meeting to address concerns about port development in the region.
The Cape Breton Regional Chamber of Commerce's CEO is stepping down next week.
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Cape Breton golf courses are recovering and reopening following damage from a major storm.
A Cape Breton equalization group is ready to engage in discussion about the issue.
A provincial minister outlines why healthcare continues to be a focus area for Cape Breton.
A Cape Breton store faces significant repair costs following a fire.
Nova Scotia is invoking an interrupter clause that will increase fuel prices in the province.