The Norwegian expedition cruise ship, MS Fram, dropped anchor in Baddeck, N.S., on Monday, carrying approximately 300 passengers. At 114 metres, the ship is the smallest of the cruise ships visiting Cape Breton this year.

The Transit Cape Breton bus schedule is not keeping pace with students' schedules this fall at Cape Breton University.

Twenty years after the Marshall decision, the Mi'kmaq still haven't been able to attain their right to a livelihood fishery, according to Chief Terry Paul of Membertou First Nation.

A Nova Scotia prescription drug program for people without health plans is expanding. Genrus United is a membership-based buying group headquartered in Bible Hill, N.S.

Nova Scotia's Department of Community Services will provide emergency funding for people on income assistance who lost belongings as a result of post-tropical storm Dorian.

A new long-term care home and high-speed internet access for 1,200 businesses and households were announced on Tuesday in Eskasoni, N.S. The projects will help the First Nations community thrive, says the federal minister for rural economic development.

A new Facebook page is helping people discover great places to swim in Cape Breton, especially ones with great waves and no jellyfish.