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.
An overnight detoxification service has resumed operations at Cape Breton Regional Hospital.
Cape Breton Regional Hospital has resumed its overnight detoxification service.
Construction work may impact access to a popular Cape Breton off-road vehicle trail.
Cape Breton residents are being warned about a scam targeting wildfire firefighting support donations.
Live music performances are coming to Cape Breton's iconic Big Fiddle this summer.
A popular Cape Breton Tim Hortons will close temporarily for renovations beginning this fall.
Féis an Eilein brings Gaelic culture to life across Cape Breton through music performances and educational camps.
Local council plans to raise concerns with Irving about traffic and signage issues affecting the exit to Baddeck.
Council plans to address traffic and signage concerns at the Irving exit near Baddeck.
Marine biologists studying pilot whales off Cape Breton have discovered previously unknown behavior in these fascinating creatures.
Destination Cape Breton awaits provincial approval for a pilot project to reopen the Port Hastings Visitor Information Centre.
Local municipalities are supporting the expansion of Truro's Winter Long John Festival with new funding.
Andrew Pearson from Grand Mira South is carrying on his family's drag racing tradition in Cape Breton.
Discover what's happening across Cape Breton this week with events scheduled for July 11-17.
Gas prices are rising across the Maritimes region.
A luxury cruise ship is set to explore historic ports and coastal landscapes across Canada's Maritime provinces and the eastern United States.
A senior baseball league will retire the number of a Cape Breton baseball pioneer in recognition of their contributions to the sport.