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.
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Nova Scotia is closing some museums and most visitor information centres.
Several Nova Scotia museums and visitor centres are shutting down permanently.
SAERC Saints player Madden delivers a six-point performance to lead the team to victory over Inverness-Baddeck-Wagmatcook.
Scientists have discovered a new fossil species on Cape Breton Island that could represent one of the earliest known plant-eating animals.
United Airlines is launching a new direct flight route between Halifax and Washington starting in the 2026 travel season, making it easier for visitors to explore Nova Scotia.
Matt Moore has been named a finalist for a national sports tourism award.
A commentary explores reasons why the Novaporte project merits backing from the Cape Breton community.
Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning for parts of Cape Breton.
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A Cape Breton leader argues that rail infrastructure is crucial to the region's economic future.
Halls Harbour is receiving funding to improve its coastal infrastructure.
Cape Breton residents and councillors are expressing frustration over the growing problem of abandoned buildings in the region.
Halifax International Airport has delayed 23 flights and cancelled 12 others, affecting multiple airlines and stranding travellers across Nova Scotia and beyond.
Opposition lawmakers are raising concerns about the costs and benefits of the Premier's official travel.