Mulgrave

Mulgrave has served as a ferry terminus on the Strait of Canso in Nova Scotia since the early 20th century. The community stands on the mainland shore opposite Cape Breton Island, beside the narrow channel that separates the island from the Nova Scotia peninsula. Its transport role changed in 1955, when the Canso Causeway replaced the long-running ferry crossing and created a permanent road link to Cape Breton. The adjacent Canso Canal, with its lock for passing vessels, remains a notable piece of Atlantic Canadian engineering. Browse webcams around the Strait of Canso to place Mulgrave in its wider coastal setting.

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