News from around Cape Breton

A recently reopened Cape Breton waterfall trail is drawing criticism for failing to provide accessibility features needed by visitors with mobility challenges.

Business leaders are exploring the possibility of reopening a dormant rail line in Cape Breton, but feasibility depends on whether the economics add up.

CBRM's Hurricane Research group is hosting community discussions to address concerns following Hurricane Fiona's impact.

Richmond County residents will see no tax rate increases in the 2026-27 municipal budget.

The provincial government is funding a new multi-use community hub coming to the St. Peter's area of Cape Breton.

A local walk program supports Cape Breton families facing medical challenges.

A newly reopened Cape Breton waterfall trail is drawing criticism for not providing accessibility features that would allow visitors with mobility challenges to enjoy the popular destination.

A recently reopened Cape Breton waterfall trail is drawing criticism for not providing accessibility for people with mobility challenges.

A recently reopened Cape Breton waterfall trail has left a veteran disappointed due to its lack of accessibility features for people with mobility challenges.

Discover how one millennial is making their mark with a cottage on the beautiful Bras d'Or Lake.

Explore a luxury cottage listing on picturesque Bras d'Or Lake designed for high-end buyers.

Nova Scotia's tourism sector may be on track for record-breaking numbers in the coming year.

New funding is improving trail accessibility across Nova Scotia, making outdoor experiences more inclusive for all visitors.

New funding is improving trail accessibility across Nova Scotia, making outdoor experiences more inclusive for all visitors.

A new Acadian electoral riding in northern Cape Breton is encouraging voters to participate in the political process.

A newly created Acadian riding in northern Cape Breton is calling on voters to get engaged in the political process.