The Titanic disaster was so shocking that it reverberated around the globe, particularly in Halifax, Defence Minister Peter MacKay said Sunday at a ceremony marking 100 years to the day that the ship sank beneath the icy waters of the North Atlantic
At sea and on land Sunday, wreaths were cast, memorials unveiled and people stood in silence to remember the 1,500 people who died in the sinking of the Titanic ocean liner a century ago
From the band playing on to the total silence that followed, we look at stories of the night the Titanic went down
Not all women were grateful to the men who went down with the ship. 'Women and children first' suggested they were a more precious and vulnerable sex with no self-determination at all, the suffragettes of the day protested
On the 100th anniversary of the Titanic sinking, the National Post graphics department takes a look inside the ship and at the demographics of those who lived and those who went down with the ship
Follow the best estimations science and history can currently make as to what happened in the moments immediately before and after the Titanic disappeared beneath the surface of the Ocean
A century after it crashed into an iceberg, the Titanic is remembered as not only the most famous sinking ship, but also the most chivalrous. Two Swedish researchers have studied 1the world’s most famous maritime disasters and found that men have nearly about double the chance of surviving a ship wreck as women.
In less than 30 years, there may be nothing left of the Titanic but a heap of “rusticles,” warns researcher Henrietta Mann, who has spent four years researching bacteria gnawing on its sunken hull.
The MS Balmoral is recreating the Titanic's voyage. The luxurious cruise is following the same route that the Titanic took many years ago to commemorate the 100 year anniversary of the ship's sinking.