News from around Cape Breton
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A massive rainstorm over the weekend caused flooding and road washouts across Cape Breton, prompting states of local emergency in affected areas.
A Cape Breton family braves stormy weather to pay tribute to their father's memory.
Environment Canada is warning Cape Breton Island residents to prepare for additional heavy rain in the coming days.
Cape Breton faces additional heavy rain as the region continues recovering from this past weekend's storm.
Cape Breton is bracing for more heavy rain as the region continues to recover from a weekend storm.
Environment Canada is forecasting additional heavy rainfall for parts of Cape Breton Island.
Judique residents are being asked to conserve water after mud has entered the local water system.
Additional rainfall warnings have been issued for parts of Cape Breton as the region recovers from an intense weekend storm.
Parts of Cape Breton are under new rainfall warnings following an intense weekend storm.
Environment Canada is warning of additional heavy rain expected for Cape Breton Island.
Environment Canada is warning Cape Breton residents to prepare for additional heavy rainfall.
Nova Scotia intensifies rebuilding efforts following recent flooding in Cape Breton.
A state of emergency has been declared in Cape Breton following severe flooding that has resulted in a fatality.
Nova Scotia braces for additional rain as communities work to recover from recent devastating floods.
Nova Scotia is intensifying its rebuilding efforts following devastating floods that impacted Cape Breton.
A government minister addresses recent flooding impacts on Cape Breton.
Sydney and Eastern Cape Breton residents should prepare for additional heavy rain expected around Labour Day.
A new Marine Atlantic ferry is now stationed in North Sydney, bringing updates to the region's maritime transportation.
A support line serving western Cape Breton will continue operating for residents seeking assistance.