The new Road Trails Act, introduced in the legislature today, will give trail riders access to gas stations and restaurants, and in some cases, a whole lot of other community services.

To paraphrase the welcoming message to visitors at New York’s Statue of Liberty, bring us your tired, huddled masses, and your sewage, as Cumberland County Council is considering a request from the Pugwash Village Commission to establish an RV dumping station in the village.

The Pugwash Village Commission wants to make it easier for tourists to travel the north shore.

Today we learned that the Yarmouth Ferry’s 2021 season has officially been cancelled.

The province is offering property tax help for certain tourism businesses but with lots of strings attached.

The province has reopened the strategic visitor information centres at key entry points to Nova Scotia, especially Cumberland.

Six Rivers News today launches a major tourism promotion for, by, and of Cumberland County.

Nova Scotia's iconic Bluenose II will sail into ports and harbours around the province this summer, excluding Cumberland County.

Cumberland County is looking for volunteers to form a special advisory committee on tourism.

The federal government has committed $100,000 to enhance the tourism experience at the Cape d’Or Coastal Park.

Good news for tourism will be delivered this afternoon in Advocate Harbour.

People in the Wentworth Valley recently voiced concerns about resource development conflicting with the community’s interest in tourism.

The Pugwash Visitor Information Centre reports an increase in tourism traffic this summer. Visitors to the VIC are up nearly 80 per cent over last year.