News from around Cape Breton

A powerful 1757 hurricane that struck Cape Breton had the potential to alter the course of North American history.

A powerful 1757 hurricane that struck Cape Breton came close to altering the course of North American events.

Nova Scotia's approach to forest access restrictions is drawing criticism for inconsistency tied to pandemic-era decision-making patterns.

Local athletes received recognition at an awards ceremony held at Cape Breton Highlands Education Centre/Academy.

A Cape Breton senior is warning the community about a concerning experience they had while using a local park trail.

A Cape Breton senior is alerting the community about an unsettling incident that occurred on a local park trail.

Nova Scotia has implemented a hiking ban that's drawing strong reactions from outdoor enthusiasts across Canada.

Wildfire risks have forced Nova Scotia to ban most outdoor activities, cutting short the summer season for residents.

An Inverness County quarry is moving forward with expansion plans.

Meet a family medicine physician who has made rural Cape Breton her home and shares her passion for healthcare in the Inverness community.

Tourism operators and visitors in Nova Scotia are adjusting their plans as drought conditions force restrictions on forest activities.

Tourism businesses and visitors in Nova Scotia are adapting their plans as drought conditions trigger restrictions on forest activities.

Nova Scotia's tourism industry adapts as drought conditions lead to restrictions on forest-based activities.

Discover lesser-known attractions across the Highlands through Parks Canada's special challenge.

Discover Uisge Ban Falls, a Cape Breton destination that feels frozen in time and deserves a visit.

Nova Scotia has restricted hiking and vehicle use in wooded areas due to increased wildfire risk from dry conditions.

Discover Uisge Ban Falls, a timeless Cape Breton landscape that deserves a place on your travel itinerary.