News from around Cape Breton

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Cabot Trail restaurant owners are optimistic about attracting record numbers of visitors this season.

Cabot Trail restaurant owners are preparing for what could be their busiest season yet.

Cabot Trail restaurant owners are optimistic about welcoming record numbers of visitors this season.

International visitors are increasingly discovering Peggy's Cove as Atlantic tourism continues to grow.

Baddeck's village chair says financial disputes are driving a wedge between the community and Victoria County.

Parks Canada is inviting the public to share feedback on the future of the Baddeck Bell historic site.

Governor Mills of Maine visits Halifax to strengthen the historic ties between Maine and Nova Scotia.

Cape Breton's legion is reopening its doors following extensive rebuilding work after flood damage.

The Village of Baddeck is carefully moving forward with new connections to its sewer and water systems.

Victoria County is investing $100,000 in Theatre Baddeck's Greenwood Arts Centre.

Young visitors can enjoy free and discounted admission to Nova Scotia museums throughout the summer.

Colin and Justin are returning to television with a show inspired by their Cape Breton getaway that celebrates small towns.

A Mi'kmaw sunrise ceremony near Louisbourg kicks off the celebration of National Indigenous Peoples Day.

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Students from Willowbank are helping restore the Louisbourg national historic site, combining education with preservation of Maritime heritage.

Nova Scotia's premier and New England governors clashed over tourism and talent recruitment strategies at a Boston meeting.