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.
Gas prices dropped overnight across the Maritimes.
Nova Scotia plans to spray pesticide across Cape Breton to combat Spruce budworm, with treatment extending into a protected wilderness area.
Mary Ann Falls trail officially opens to hikers and mountain bikers in Cape Breton.
A Cape Breton community group is serving hot meals to people in need on the streets.
A local player has earned selection to an elite draft group with connections to Cape Breton.
A Cape Breton woman with vision loss is advocating for consistent accessibility standards at a local Sydney cinema.
A Cape Breton resident with vision loss is advocating for improved accessibility at a local Sydney cinema.
Check out what's happening in Cape Breton during the week of June 13-19 with this roundup of community events.
Nova Scotia is dealing with a damaging spruce budworm outbreak affecting the region.
A Cape Breton resident shares concerns about the risks of transporting massive wind turbine components along Highway 104.
A beloved seasonal restaurant on Sydney's boardwalk has secured approval to operate for another summer.
Cape Breton food banks respond to a poverty report card revealing serious challenges facing the community.
New Waterford's wellness centre is becoming an essential resource for the local community.
Bud's Speedway gears up for an exciting stock car racing season in Cape Breton.
Local player Logan Shaw is heading to the Toronto Marlies to compete for the AHL Calder Cup.