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.
Keltic Lodge operators are proposing that Parks Canada take over the abandoned main lodge property in Cape Breton.
Nova Scotia has unveiled a new strategy to guide the future of its tourism sector.
Nova Scotia has released a new tourism plan focused on promoting sustainable growth across the province.
Cape Breton police are launching a pilot project to buy back firearms from the community.
A helicopter survey shows Cape Breton's moose population is bouncing back, though numbers remain below historic levels.
Nova Scotia's budget deficit has reached over $1 billion for the first time in the province's history.
Discover the best autumn adventures and activities to experience during a fall colours getaway to Cape Breton Island.
A retired wildlife biologist discusses how clear-cutting affects the Cape Breton Highlands ecosystem.
Experience Cape Breton's stunning fall foliage with a curated guide to seasonal adventures and activities across the island.
Discover why chocolate is being celebrated as a luxury at an annual Fortress of Louisbourg event.
A Mi'kmaq blockade at Hunters Mountain enters its third week as a Liberal MP visits the ongoing protest.
Woods restrictions have been lifted across most of Nova Scotia, with the exception of Annapolis County.
The South Shore Tourism Cooperative is looking for partner venues to host its signature Lobster Crawl events in 2026.
Experience Nova Scotia's stunning coastline on two wheels with a cycling tour that delivers scenic beauty at every turn.
Learn about three pressing environmental and cultural issues affecting Cape Breton: moose population dynamics, Indigenous land rights activism, and the resurgence of spruce budworm in the region.
Discover the hidden gravel cycling routes that make Cape Breton a destination for adventure riders.