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 hosts two quirky pumpkin regattas this fall, offering a unique and fun seasonal activity for visitors.
A Cape Breton Regional Municipality deputy mayor raises concerns about delays in releasing year-end financial statements.
From epic coastlines to forested trails, Nova Scotia is made for autumn adventures. Whether you re hiking, cycling, or taking an off-road adventure, fall s crisp air and vibrant colours create the perfect backdrop for exploring the province s natural beauty. Keep reading for travel packages that…
A Cape Breton fisherman has pleaded not guilty to a lobster-related charge.
The interim Cape Breton police chief responds to safety concerns by pointing to statistics showing the region is secure.
Multiple cruise ships are expected to arrive in Cape Breton, bringing visitors to the region.
Ongoing repair work is happening across Cape Breton as communities address infrastructure needs.
Ongoing repair work is keeping crews busy across Cape Breton.
A Cape Breton community is grieving after recent flooding claimed a life, as recovery efforts continue across Richmond County.
A Cape Breton community grieves the loss of a flooding victim while recovery efforts continue across Richmond County.
A Cape Breton community grieves following a flooding fatality while recovery efforts and repairs continue across Richmond County.
Richmond County's state of emergency has been lifted following massive flooding that impacted the area.
A powerful storm could impact Cape Breton in a way that echoes a memorable historical map controversy.
Hilroy corrects a notebook error that had left Newfoundland and Cape Breton off the map.
Health minister reviews progress on long-awaited hospital replacement plans for New Waterford.
A long-awaited hospital replacement project in New Waterford is back under review by the provincial health minister.
Cape Breton pro boxer Ryan Rozicki is scheduled to stand trial on firearms charges.
Recent flooding in Cape Breton is affecting new areas and creating challenges for insurance claims processing.
A Cape Breton man has entered a not guilty plea to charges related to false employment insurance claims.