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An ammunition barge blew up at the Naval Magazine jetty at Bedford Basin, Halifax Harbour. A chain reaction of fire, explosion and concussion rocked Halifax that day and into the next. Contingency plans existed for such occasions, and the north half of Halifax was evacuated by late in the day. Fortunately, the explosion did not approach the force of the 1917 Halifax Harbour Explosion, which caused widespread death and devastation.
