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.
U15 Strait United Steelers are making a strong push toward Whitney Pier in the latest soccer standings.
The Marine Atlantic ferry Blue Puttees is still stuck in ice off Cape Breton's coast.
Destination Cape Breton awaits a decision on whether it can take over operations of the Port Hastings visitor information centre.
Cape Breton seniors' residences are getting energy-efficiency upgrades to reduce costs and improve comfort.
A Cape Breton equalization advocacy group extends support to Newfoundland in their shared pursuit of federal funding fairness.
A columnist questions whether CBRM council decisions are putting Cape Breton's future at risk.
Nova Scotia beachgoers can enjoy the ocean safely by understanding shark behavior and following smart ocean safety practices.
A living and learning centre in Baddeck is marking an important milestone.
Destination Cape Breton is proposing to reopen the shuttered Port Hastings tourist information centre during summer months.
Baddeck's new waterfront boardwalk officially opens this Thursday.
Baddeck's new waterfront boardwalk is officially opening this Thursday, offering visitors a fresh way to explore the scenic waterfront.
Baddeck Academy celebrates its top-performing middle and high school athletes with photos and recognition.
The inaugural Unama'ki/Cape Breton Film Festival is coming to Inverness at the end of September.
Three-year-old colts take center stage in upcoming harness racing action at Northside Downs.
The Baddeck Waterfront Boardwalk is nearly ready for its official grand opening.
The Port Hastings Visitor Information Centre may reopen soon as efforts to restore the facility gain momentum.
The Port Hastings Visitor Information Centre may be reopening soon as efforts to restore the facility move forward.
The Port Hastings Visitor Information Centre may soon reopen after efforts to restore the important tourist hub.
A fundraising screening of Little Lorraine is coming to western Cape Breton on July 30, with a second showing added due to demand.
A mobile skin cancer screening clinic will bring free or low-cost dermatology services to communities across the Maritime provinces.