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In 1905 a Nova Scotia girl swept a famous magician off his feet

This Heritage Day, Nova Scotians will be honouring Lt. Edward Francis Arab. Edward was the eldest of Sadie and Louis Arab's five children, born on September 6, 1915 in Halifax.

The SS Atlantic sank on April 1, 1873 near Terence Bay

The family living on an estate on Coburg Road is credited with bringing the tradition of Christmas trees to Halifax

On Oct. 23, 1969, HMCS Kootenay was taking part in sea trials off the coast of England when a blast on the naval ship killed nine crewmen and injured another 53

It's been 40 years since Halifax's Garry Sowerby and his friend Ken Langley took the trip of a lifetime

Sidney Leslie Goodwin was only 19 months old when he boarded the ill-fated luxury liner with his parents and five older siblings

The storm made landfall in Sambro Creek, near Crystal Crescent Beach at around 7 p.m. on Sept. 7 as a hurricane strength post-tropical cyclone

In a 2005 interview at Keith Hall, the late Bruce Oland told me why his father commissioned the building of Bluenose II

Women’s Army Corps, Woodlawn Dairy, Red Cross rallied for thousands of evacuees at Eastern Passage barracks