Between 1928 and 1971, 1 million immigrants passed through the doors of Pier 21 and became full-fledged members of the Canadian community. This large ocean liner terminal – sometimes referred to as ...

Canada is celebrating 150 years of being the true north strong and free, and much of that strength is rooted in its openess ...

Canada’s museums have transformed themselves in the last decade, adopting identity-driven makeovers under pressure from the ...

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Drop by the CBC kiosk for photos, trivia, prizes and more from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. in Halifax on Tuesday, July 1, and let us know as we celebrate Canada Day together. It's part of the kick off of ...

Robert Almgren is correct (letter -- July 2): Canadians do perceive the United States as "the true centre of reference." This morning, I took the ferry across the harbour to Halifax to revisit Pier 21 ...

Throughout its history, Halifax, Nova Scotia, has been defined by the Atlantic Ocean. Its blue-gray presence is visible from the city's glass high-rises, centuries-old buildings and surrounding hills.