Maritimes

The warden of Cape Breton's southernmost municipality feels the impact of COVID-19 on a professional and personal level.

Atlantic bubble traffic congestion leads New Brunswick to launch electronic border check system

Residents gathered on Cabot Trail road to peacefully protest anti-Black racism, joining rallies across North America.

Cape Breton's largest industrial core outside of Sydney is waiting to see who will protect it in the event of fire.

A former dairy facility on the Port Hawkesbury waterfront is gaining a new identity this spring and summer.

A veteran Cape Breton doctor who came out of retirement to assist with the fight against COVID-19 shares his views.

Despite the pandemic's "full stop" on festivals, events and live music venues, a musicians' lobby group soldiers on.

Cape Breton-Canso MP Mike Kelloway hopes new federal plans will help local students and the tourism and fishery sectors.

Port Hawkesbury attracted approximately 300 people from across Nova Scotia to its first-ever Pride March in late June.

Two communities in southwestern Cape Breton held anti-racism rallies just a few hours apart on the same day in June.