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.
Nova Scotia has committed $15 million to support 18 municipal projects across the province, including several in Cape Breton counties.
Nova Scotia's 2026-27 budget includes new investments aimed at supporting Cape Breton's growth and development.
The Cape Breton Eagles conclude their road trip with a rematch against the Regiment.
A winter festival is bringing economic benefits to a Cape Breton community during the seasonal months.
The province's Communities, Culture, Tourism and Heritage department addresses the closure of museums and visitor information centres.
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A former MLA expresses surprise over the unexpected closure of Prescott House museum.
Nova Scotia's government is cutting at least 70 unionized positions as part of budget adjustments.
A new study argues that Nova Scotia's $20-million investment in the Maine ferry service delivers good value for the province.
Baddeck celebrates the seasons with public art installations that showcase local creativity.
Museums and visitor centers across Nova Scotia are closing due to budget cuts, impacting the province's tourism offerings.
Tourism businesses in Nova Scotia are facing layoffs and closures, with owners calling the situation a devastating blow to the industry.
Tourism workers criticize plans to close museums and visitor centres as a short-sighted move.
A provincial minister has toured the newly opened long-term care facility in Cape Breton.
Budget cuts are impacting Cape Breton's tourism sector, with layoffs affecting visitor centres and museums.
Nova Scotia government announces layoffs ahead of upcoming budget release.
Nova Scotia government announces job cuts and closures affecting museums and visitor information centres.