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Nova Scotia's capital city Halifax and the Titanic are forever linked with the 1912 sinking of the Titanic. Most of the victims are buried in the city's main church yard.

In the 17th-century many people crossed the Atlantic from France to settle in their new homeland, Acadia, now part of Canada's Maritime provinces. Ici on parle français.

Some Christians say that God smites those who don't believe in Christ. These believers think God takes revenge and punishes people who speak out against Christianity.

At 2340 on Sunday April 14th, Titanic struck an iceberg. Around two and a half hours later, she sank claiming the lives of 1517 passengers and crew.

Surprisingly few people, particularly those of the younger generations, know much about what happened in Hartford, Connecticut on July 6, 1944.

A British travel agent is to recreate the tragic voyage of the RMS Titanic, 100 years after the ship struck an iceberg and went down in the North Atlantic.

Inspired by the Savoy Hotel in London and beautifully illustrated by Michael Foreman, Michael Morpurgo's Kaspar crosses oceans and class barriers.

The disaster on the Mississippi River led to the worst loss of life in United States maritime history. Even so, the tragedy largely has been overshadowed by other events

The disaster movie is a major part of Hollywood history packed full of high octane action and thrilling set pieces but what makes them so enduring?

There are a number of strange coincidences associated with the tragic maiden voyage of the Titanic. Was a mummy's curse the cause of her sinking?

Forty years after his death and 96 years after the release of his million-selling classic, Ernest Van "Pop" Stoneman has joined the Country Music Hall of Fame's rolls.

Over 100 years after the original release of Dracula, written by Bram Stoker, comes the sequel Dracula the Un-Dead, written by his great grand nephew.

Countries with the least carbon emissions feel the sting of climate change.

A visit to downtown Denver is not complete without a tour of the Mollly Brown Home, a unique Victorian mansion once owned by "The Unsinkable Molly Brown".

Just a twenty minute drive from the bustling heart of Glasgow, lies the sleepy village of Lochwinnoch, nestling against the rolling hills of Renfrewshire.

Psychic phenomena studies by reputable scientists confirm that paranormal powers exist widely among living beings.

Five sisters' fates converge on the doomed Titanic in this new teen historical fiction novel.

Brooke Astor was a famous New York philanthropist and socialite who died at the age of 105. Her son was recently convicted of charges relating to raiding her estate.

The Tragedy of The Titanic that Sank After Hitting an Iceberg is Well Known. Less Familiar is Belfast's Part in its Building and the importance of the River Lagan.

Lawrence of Arabia was selected as the number one Eric drama by the American Film Institute in their listing of the "Top Ten Epic Films of All Time."

Approaching the 97th anniversary of the infamous sinking of Titanic, review 85 years of movies and miniseries inspired by the maiden voyage of the "Unsinkable Ship."

As the 100th anniversary of the Titanic sinking nears in 2012, Halifax's Maritime Museum adds Titanic artifacts. Two tiny brown shoes are some of the most heart-breaking.

Silty water flowing through the once-elegant rooms, Empress of Ireland now sits 45 metres under the St. Lawrence, its interior disintegrated, its passengers long gone.

Country singer-songwriters Emmylou Harris, the Statler Brothers, Tom T. Hall and the late Ernest "Pop" Stoneman make up the Country Music Hall of Fame's Class of 2008.

For decades, Ernest Van Stoneman was called the unsung hero of country music. But with his 2008 addition to the genre's highest honor roll, his legend status is sealed.

James Cameron's Avatar arrives in theaters Dec. 18th, so it's a good time to take another look at his Oscar-winning blockbuster Titanic.