On the morning of December 6th, 1917, a railway dispatcher named Vincent Coleman sends the last message of his life by telegraph. Twenty minutes later, a ship in Halifax Harbour becomes the largest man-made explosion in history. At eight forty-five that morning, a French munitions ship called the SS Mont-Blanc collides with a Norwegian freighter in the Narrows of Halifax.
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