A Nova Scotia woman is working to preserve and revitalize Maritime Sign Language before it's lost. As a Deaf child of Deaf parents in Halifax in the 1960s, Bev Buchanan learned MSL at home.

The deaf community in Nova Scotia is rallying to preserve a sign language that's unique to the region.Maritime Sign Language is still used by older people in Atlantic Canada, but it hasn't been passed ...

There are pins on each map and when visitors click on one, a video demonstrating how to sign the name in both Maritime Sign Language and American Sign Language pops up. There are 120 pins total.