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Halifax must protect historic clinic of first Black physician in N.S., group says - Vimarsana News

Halifax must protect historic clinic of first Black physician in N.S., group says

A community group in Halifax is concerned about the fate of the former clinic of Dr. Clement Ligoure, Nova Scotia's first Black physician. They say the building is important to Halifax's social and architectural history.

Source: cbc.ca
In 1920s New York, This Woman Typist Became a Pioneering Aerial Photographer | History - Vimarsana News

In 1920s New York, This Woman Typist Became a Pioneering Aerial Photographer | History

Edith Keating survived the Halifax Explosion and eventually took to the skies, marking a path for other women to fly in her wake

Government of Canada funds NGOs to build capacity, respond to emergencies, and keep communities safe - Vimarsana News

Government of Canada funds NGOs to build capacity, respond to emergencies, and keep communities safe

/CNW/ - Throughout Emergency Preparedness Week, the Government of Canada is working alongside partners across the country to highlight how important it is to...

The Halifax Explosion: An Accident That Wiped Out An Entire City - Vimarsana News

The Halifax Explosion: An Accident That Wiped Out An Entire City

While life goes on after some accidents, this one was different as the blast flattened out an entire city.

Source: sofrep.com
Major upgrades near completion for historic Halifax Armoury - Vimarsana News

Major upgrades near completion for historic Halifax Armoury

The Halifax Armoury has been a towering presence in the city since the late 19th Century. Historian Ken Hynes said, with its Romanesque architecture, the armoury is a throwback to an era when Nova Scotia was a major military player in the British Empire.