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.
Parks Canada sites across Nova Scotia offer free admission this summer through the Canada Strong Pass program.
Progressive Conservatives have won the byelection for Cape Breton's new riding.
Results from the Chéticamp-Margarees-Pleasant Bay byelection will be announced tonight.
A Cape Breton woman faces accusations of fraudulently accessing another person's CRA account to apply for government benefits.
Canada Strong Pass 2026 offers free access to parks across Nova Scotia, showcasing the province's scenic attractions and outdoor opportunities.
Voters in a newly created Acadian Cape Breton riding are heading to the polls.
A visually impaired Cape Breton woman reconnects with her love of skating despite her challenges.
Tourism Nova Scotia is offering discounted admission and free entry deals through the Canada Strong Pass program.
Celtic Colours International Festival reveals its lineup for a milestone 30th anniversary celebration in Cape Breton.
Jack Bona of the Richmond-Beau Port Hurricanes has been named MVP of the Cape Breton Women's Hockey League.
Local racers set the pace at Cape Breton Dragway as the racing season gets underway.
A Cape Breton couple is launching a foundation to provide support for trades training, sports programs, and community organizations.
Cape Breton police are investigating a report of shots fired in Whitney Pier during the weekend.
A local Cape Breton skateboarder is sharing their passion by mentoring young riders in the community.
A local skateboarder is opening opportunities for young people to learn the sport and build confidence on their boards.
Plan your visit around Cape Breton Eagles hockey games with the complete 2026-27 regular season schedule.
Cape Breton is considering a new bylaw that could modify regulations around open-air burning in the region.