July 15, 2026
- Inverness Country Increases tax rates
- U11 Port Hood Blue Jays storm back for win in doubleheader with the Strait Area Sting
- Strawberry shortcake and shared memories: Reflecting on the tradition of community picnics
- Gathering Week begins July 18th to the 26th
- Mcland makes MacDonalds McHappy in $2,000 feature
- Cape Breton West MHA named top development association
- Province loses Premier John Hamm
- Little Lorraine sells out at Strathspey Place, matinee added
- Scotia WEB is making a funding difference
- Snow Crab season begins under right whale watch
- A long journey to mental health healing and awareness
- Recreational striped bass fishing rules and regulations
- ISSA looks to municipality for funding assistance
- Legacy work creates meaning as it shares your story for future generations
- Scotsville parade enjoys weather and greater crowds
- Heather Rankin returns for My Cape Breton Season 2
- Cape Breton Local Immigration Partnership opens nominations for 2026 Welcoming Spirit Award
- How Festival Antigonish is creating more than a night at the theatre
- A little Toonie draw with BIG impact for Inverness nonprofits
The Inverness Oran is a locally owned and operated newspaper publication with offices located in the county of Inverness, Nova Scotia, Canada. Printed 52 times per year, The Inverness Oran caters to residents of Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia as well as national and international readers.
Readers can take advantage of a flexible subscription package available for 3-months, 6-months or 12-months periods, available in a Print Version, a Digital Version, or both. First published in 1976, The Inverness Oran continues to serve and reflect residents and communities of Inverness County.