Marking 105 years since the Halifax Explosion
It has been 105 years since two ships collided in Halifax Harbour, leading to an explosion that killed about 2,000 people and flattened parts of the city. The CBC's Brett Ruskin explains more about the disaster and how it's being remembered.
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Marking 105 years since the Halifax Explosion
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