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Twenty-six miners died in the Westray coal mine disaster on May 9, 1992, due to a methane and coal dust explosion in Nova Scotia.
In 1909, Joshua Slocum disappeared while sailing his sloop Spray, and a court later declared him legally dead after he was never seen again.
Stephen Jenkinson, a clinical-practice leader at Mount Sinai Hospital, has worked with over 1,000 patients facing the end of their lives.
Captain Angus Walters sailed the original Bluenose schooner to victory in 1921, making it a lasting symbol of Canadian maritime history.
Over 49 minutes, Black women share their experiences of fighting against racism and sexism in various social movements across Canada.
Two young women share a room while working in a dress factory, but their friendship becomes strained as they confront their differences.
A ship's log reveals that a French vessel buried treasure in a pit on Oak Island in 1746, following a failed expedition led by Duc D’Anville.
A 14th century lead cross and stone structures dating back to 1200 AD are among the discoveries linked to the Knights of Malta and the Oak Island mystery.
Maud Lewis painted in a house measuring 9 feet by 10 feet, creating vibrant works that reflected her surroundings in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
In 1817, Reverend Norman McLeod led a group of Scottish settlers to Cape Breton, where they established a distinct Gaelic community.
A 120-foot jump over 15 parked cars tests stunt man Ken Carter's skill and control on the stock-car racing track.
The Oak Island team has unearthed gun-related artifacts, including lead shot, that may date back to the 17th century on Lot 5.
