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.
Recent snowfall is driving strong business for Cape Breton snowmobile rental operators.
Atlantic Ballet teams with Louisbourg Choir for performances Telegraph-Journal
Baddeck's winter festival celebrates the season with impressive snow sculptures.
Political and global developments are shifting how Nova Scotians plan their travels.
Parks Canada has launched a new reservation system for the popular Skyline Trail in Cape Breton.
Two Cape Breton high school teams will host the School Sport Nova Scotia basketball provincials this weekend.
Thousands of Nova Scotians gathered to protest cuts affecting arts grants in the province.
Thousands gathered to voice their concerns about Nova Scotia's cuts to arts and tourism funding.
Visitors to Skyline Trail can now reserve parking spots in advance for their summer hikes.
Cape Breton police are investigating a hit-and-run incident on Highway 125.
Visitors to Skyline Trail must now book their parking in advance during peak season to manage crowds on this popular Cape Breton hike.
Parks Canada is implementing a reservation system for parking at the popular Skyline Trail to help protect this iconic destination.
Parks Canada now requires timed parking reservations for Skyline Trail visits during peak season.
Canadians are choosing Nova Scotia as a top March vacation destination, according to travel data from Skyscanner.
Canada's tourism spending has surged to over $104 billion as provinces across the country, including Nova Scotia and nearby regions, experience record visitor numbers.
A historic saw mill museum near Tatamagouche is facing closure due to provincial tourism funding cuts.
Rural Cape Breton communities are gaining access to expanded Care Coordination Centre technology to improve healthcare delivery.
A Victoria County councillor has resigned from his position.