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5 Ways to Have Fun on Cape Breton Island

On Cape Breton, the waters surrounding you, as well as those you find inland, provide some great opportunities for outdoor adventure. Here are five ideas to help you enjoy Cape Breton’s waters.

New program in Terra Nova aims to preserve thriving salmon populations

The Atlantic Salmon Federation will fund organizations and groups that are actively working to preserve the fish

Margaree and Cheticamp Rivers Selected for a Salmon Conservation Pilot Project

The Margaree and Cheticamp Rivers have been chosen as part of a salmon conservation pilot project. It's part of a program created by the Atlantic Salmon Federation called Wild Salmon Watersheds. A formal launch of the project is being held today at the Cheticamp Visitors Centre in Cape Breton Highlands…

Salmon group blames climate change for fishing closures on parts of Cape Breton river

The Margaree River's cool waters were ideal for trout and salmon, says the president of a local non-profit group, but warm temperatures have put the endangered Atlantic salmon at further risk within the last five years.

There's still plenty to enjoy at the Inverness Gathering Week

The Inverness Gathering Week wraps up this weekend, but there's still plenty of events to enjoy between now an...

Fishing Shut Down On Margaree River » The Coast 89.7 FM

Policing Issues Raised at Inverness County Council

Councillors from each Inverness County district each spoke about what they would like to see prioritized by the RCMP during a recent regular meeting. Speeding was a consensus among all councillors. And some have been hearing about issues of vandalism in the county and telephone scams targeting seniors. Councillor John…

RCMP Seek Missing Man » The Coast 89.7 FM

Nova Scotia wildfires: Maritimers reminded of For McMurray fires

The Nova Scotia wildfires are reminding Maritimers of the 2016 fires in Fort McMurray, A.B.

'This my therapy,' says Cape Breton photographer who battled cancer through his craft

Francis MacDonald found his illness easier to manage by staying creative and getting outdoors – and now that he’s recovering, he hopes others can do the same