Haunted Canada: Ghost stories and the unexplained
Nadine Bailey, an award-winning guide with Edmonton Ghost Tours, shares her lifelong fascination with hauntings and the unexplained. Since a childhood encounter with shadowy figures, she has explored macabre tales from haunted houses, hospitals, and prisons across Canada. Each episode delves into terrifying and bone-chilling stories of the supernatural.
Episodes
The Ghosts of Metro Hall
Backstage of one of British Columbia’s oldest surviving music venues, some of its former residents are still waiting for the next song to play. In this episode, Nadine Bailey and paranormal investigator Amanda Quill, star of the APTN series Unsettled Spirits, step inside Metro Hall to explore its colourful past, the people who passed through its doors, and the paranormal legends that have made thi
Knocking at Ballygally Castle
Perched along the windswept coast of Northern Ireland, Ballygally Castle is a place steeped in centuries of history. In this episode of Haunted Canada, Nadine Bailey steps inside the legendary Ghost Room to uncover the tragic story of Lady Isabella Shaw, whose spirit is said to roam the castle to this day.
On her journey she is joined by the Duty Manager, Norma Craig to find out what really
Albion Falls, Canada's Darkest Town
Just outside Hamilton, Ontario, water still tumbles over Albion Falls but the town that once surrounded it has all but vanished, wiped off the map by a highway and swallowed back into the forest. Founded by Loyalist settlers in the late 1700s, Mount Albion earned a reputation as one of the roughest corners of the Niagara Escarpment, and that reputation followed it long after the mills went q
Bell Island: The Mine That Never Sleeps
Deep beneath the rugged shores of Bell Island, Newfoundland, lies a mine with a dark history.
In this episode, Nadine Bailey is joined by Teddy McCarthy, Executive Director of the Bell Island Mine #2 Tour and Museum, as they explore the abandoned Bell Island mine, uncover its history, the tragedies that shaped the community, and the ghost stories that have made it one of Newfoundland’s most
The Unseen Residents of Cossit House
Built in 1787, the Cossit House Museum is one of the oldest surviving homes on Cape Breton Island. Once the residence of Reverend Ranna Cossit, this beautifully preserved Georgian house offers a glimpse into 18th-century life. According to staff and visitors, it’s also a place where history refuses to stay in the past.
In this episode of Haunted Canada, host Nadine Bailey is joined by Michaela Ry
Crumlin Road Gaol: Echoes Behind Bars
Behind the black basalt walls of Crumlin Road Gaol in Belfast, Northern Ireland, 150 years of history refuses to stay buried.
Once the county gaol for Antrim, "the Crum" as it was known is Northern Ireland's only remaining Victorian-era prison. It operated from 1845 until its closure in 1996. It imprisoned thousands, including suffragettes, murderers, and political rebels, and now functions
Jost House and The Spirits Within
Inside one of Cape Breton's oldest surviving homes, history and the paranormal seem to share the same address.
Locals call it the House of Whispers and in this episode, Nadine Bailey is joined by Roberta Lynch, Bennett McIntyre and Emily Maroon from the Jost House to dig into 240 years of history and explore the mysteries inside the Sydney, Nova Scotia, beautifully preserved 18th-century ho
Echoes of Henry House
The Oshawa Museum's Henry House has stood since the 1840s, and staff, students, and visitors have reported unexplained encounters for decades.
In this episode, Nadine Bailey is joined by Lisa Terech from the Oshawa Museum to share the Henry family's history and the paranormal encounters that keep giving her reason to doubt herself.
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The Ghosts of Albert County Museum
Behind the weathered walls of the Albert County Museum in Hopewell Cape, New Brunswick, history refuses to stay buried. Once the county courthouse and jail, this site has become the center of chilling paranormal encounters. Visitors and staff have felt an unsettling presence in the old jail cells.
In this episode, Nadine Bailey and the Managing Director, Janet Clouston, explore the museum's
Bridget Marquardt: Ghost Bunny
The Playboy Mansion's hauntings continue in Part Two of our conversation with Bridget Marquardt , Ghost Bunny podcast host, certified paranormal investigator, and former star of The Girls Next Door. This episode uncovers the mansion's original ghost story, the legend of Mrs. Letts, said to have fallen to her death from the balcony just outside Bridget's old bedroom, and the decades of strange enco
Behind the Gates: The Ghosts of the Playboy Mansion
Before she became one of the most recognized faces on reality television, Bridget Marquardt lived inside one of the most famous and allegedly most haunted estates in the world.
In this episode the former Playboy Bunny, Girls Next Door star, and Ghost Bunny podcast host shares the paranormal stories, legends, and unexplained encounters linked to America's most famous mansion.
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Cronquist House
Cronquist House in Red Deer, Alberta has been haunted since before anyone was willing to say it out loud. Built in 1912 by Swedish immigrant Emanuel Cronquist on land with centuries of Indigenous history, this iconic Victorian mansion at Bower Ponds is now home to something that doesn't want to leave and paranormal investigator Thomas Martell has the evidence to prove it.
In this episode of Haunt
Admiralty House
Built in 1819 to house the commander of the Royal Navy's North American fleet, Admiralty House in Halifax, Nova Scotia has sheltered admirals, survived the largest pre-nuclear explosion in history, and according to its curator never lets its dead go.
In this episode of Haunted Canada, Jennifer Gamble, curator of the Naval Museum of Halifax, takes us inside one of Halifax’s most haunted histori
The Yeo House
On the northwestern shore of Prince Edward Island stands a Victorian mansion that has never truly emptied. The Yeo House was built by one of PEI's most powerful shipbuilding dynasties but long after the family was gone, staff and visitors began reporting a woman on the second floor, doors opening by unseen hands, and a whisper in a kitchen where no one stood.
In this episode, Nadine Bailey sits
Mandy, the Haunted Doll
Deep in the heart of British Columbia's Cariboo Gold Rush country sits a community museum with a sixty-year history — and one very famous resident who has never technically been alive.
Her name is Mandy. She is a cracked-faced composition doll dating back to the early 1900s, and since arriving at the Quesnel Museum and Archives in 1991, she has allegedly made a child faint dead in front of her c
Gold, Blood, and Buried Secrets from the 108 Mile Heritage Site
Deep in British Columbia's Cariboo region sits a museum built from the logs of a horrible crime where over 60 people were killed, their gold stolen, their bodies buried. More than 150 years later, the money is still missing and the dead refuse to leave.
In this episode of Haunted Canada, Nadine Bailey speaks with Dave Scott, host of Spaced Out Radio and founder of Haunted 108 Ghost Tours, abo
The Watcher of Homer Watson House
Tucked away in a leafy Kitchener, Ontario neighbourhood, is one of Canada's most quietly extraordinary haunted locations. It was once home to Homer Watson — Canada's first internationally recognized landscape painter and a man admired by both Oscar Wilde and Queen Victoria. However, the Homer Watson House and Gallery holds more than art.
In this episode of Haunted Canada, Nadine sits down with R
Introducing "Hostile History"
Since the dawn of time, humanity has been at war. Conflict in one form or another has been part of our existence since we first walked the earth.
In this first episode of a four-part series, join military historian David Borys as we travel back in time to Iran, where we chart how a modern monarchy, which was armed, wealthy, and globally backed, lost control. On our journey, we'll be helped by
The Sir John Johnson Manor House
A restored 18th-century manor house stands as a monument to Canada’s Loyalist past in the quiet riverside village of Williamstown, Ontario.
It was built in 1784 by Sir John Johnson, and it is said that something inside its walls still lingersIn this episode, Nadine sits down with the Sir John Johnson Manor House Paranormal Events Coordinator - Brent Lafave, as he shares stories from decades of
A Haunting in Smiths Falls
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Joshua Bates was a wealthy merchant who arrived in Smiths Falls, Ontario with big dreams in 1861. He had built mills along the Rideau Canal, courted the railway, and then constructed a beautiful home where he could greet the world from any direction. Sadly, he only lived in it for six months and when he died, his rival moved in. Then, Joshua Bates was erased from his own sto
The Poorhouse Ghosts- Wellington Museum
There's a grand stone building in Fergus, Ontario, that has stood for nearly 150 years. It was built as a poorhouse in 1877 — a place for the destitute, the sick, the aged, and the forgotten. But according to staff who work there today, some of those who lived and died within its walls may never have truly left.
In this episode of Haunted Canada, we speak with Katie Clark, heritage programmer at
Pickering Museum Village
There's a Pioneer Village in Pickering, Ontario, where 19 heritage buildings stand frozen in time. But according to staff who work there after dark, the people who once lived in these homes may never have truly left.
In this episode of Haunted Canada, we speak with heritage programmer Ali Crone about the strange encounters inside Pickering Museum Village — from disembodied voices calling out name
A Haunting in Perth: The Matheson House Story
There’s an old stone house that has stood at the center of the historic town of Perth, Ontario, for nearly two hundred years. But according to staff and locals, the house may not be empty when the doors are locked and the visitors go home.
In this episode of Haunted Canada, Nadine Bailey speaks with local historian Susan Code about the strange and well-documented encounters inside Matheson House
The Prison Ghosts of Dorchester Jail
On the edge of the Bay of Fundy, in Dorchester, New Brunswick there’s a bed and breakfast that was once a jail.
In this episode of Haunted Canada, we explore the chilling history of the Dorchester jail with owners Bill Steele and Natasha Marsh who share with us the strange activity reported by guests and staff alike—from phantom knocks and unseen touches to figures seen peering out from empty cel
The Pitt Meadows Museum
In a riverside community in southwestern British Columbia, stands a building with over a century of history. It’s now home to the Pitt Meadows Museum. But according to staff, the stories inside may not belong only to the past.
In this episode we explore reports of a shadowy figure, unexplained footsteps, mysterious voices, and other unexplained phenomena with museum manager-curator Keagan Nagy.
Kootenai Brown Park
Set in the foothills of southwestern Alberta, Kootenai Brown Historical Park in Pincher Creek is a living history museum made up of more than thirty preserved buildings that reflect life on the prairie frontier. In this episode, we explore the unexplained experiences reported throughout the village — from sudden cold spots and shadowy figures in windows to voices heard inside empty buildings and s
Dalnavert After Dark
Step inside the historic Dalnavert Museum in Winnipeg, Manitoba, and you may discover that history isn’t the only thing that lingers within its walls. Once the Victorian home of Sir Hugh John Macdonald, the mansion has long been the site of strange encounters reported by staff and volunteers.
Museum volunteer Inés Bonacossa, shares her personal experiences with unexplained presences inside the ho
Echoes from the Mill: Ghosts from Lang Pioneer Village Museum
Explore the mysteries of Lang Pioneer Village Museum, Where history and the Paranormal seem to walk hand in hand. From unexplained footsteps echoing through historic buildings to a baffling boombox that began playing with no electricity or batteries, staff have experienced moments they still can't explain.
Elizabeth King the Operations Manager and Hailey Doughty, Operations coordinator share ch
Fort La Reine Museum and the Spirits on the Prairie
Explore Fort La Reine in Portage la Prairie, where history and the paranormal collide. From the creaking floorboards of century old homes to the eerie sites and sounds that haunt Burton’s House. Emma Ens-MacIver, the Museum's director, shares her first-hand experiences with the unexplained. Join us as we uncover the ghosts, legends, and lingering spirits that bring Manitoba's past to life.
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Ghostly Encounter with Irish Millie
When rising Canadian musician Millie Shadget — known to fans as Irish Millie — was just four years old, she began seeing two children in her bedroom at night. She vividly remembers a little boy and a little girl but they weren’t imaginary friends, and she remembers them to this day.
As her parents struggled to understand why she wouldn’t sleep, Millie revealed the reason: her nighttime visitors
The ghosts inside the Deane House
It's one of Calgary's most elegant restaurants but up stairs in the attic, something still wanders around. Built in 1906 for Captain Richard Burton Deane, the historic Deane house has witnessed widowhood, suicide, murder, and decades of whispered rumors.
In this episode, manager Ricardo Albino shares firsthand experiences from inside the house from unexplained tobacco smoke to phantom footsteps
The Ghosts of Leacock Museum National Historic Site
On the shores of Lake Couchiching you’ll find the Leacock Museum National Historic Site which looks peaceful by day, but can be unsettling by night.
In this episode of Haunted Canada, Nadine Bailey shares the stories from visitors and staff that have reported phantom footsteps, moving doors, and an eerie sense of being watched inside the former home of Stephen Leacock, one of Canada’s most celebr
Haunted Citadel Hill
Discover the haunted history of Halifax’s most iconic landmark, Citadel Hill. From centuries of military life to ghostly encounters reported by staff and visitors, this episode explores the spirits that still linger in the fortress’s halls, barracks, and hidden chambers. With insights from historian Craig Baird and Citadel Hill’s Hal Thompson, we uncover the eerie stories, chilling footsteps, and
A Ghost in the Room and The Fatal Séance with author Ann McDougall
In 1874 Toronto, a séance meant to contact the dead ended in tragedy. When a man named John Saunders witnesses a glowing spirit during a private sitting, a dangerous deception turns fatal. As newspapers label the incident The Fatal Séance, fear spreads through Toronto’s Victorian society. This episode uncovers a true story behind one of Canada's earliest séance related deaths and the dark cost of
Kings County Museum
Step inside the walls of the former Kings County Courthouse where justice was once served and secrets may still linger.
Built in 1903, this imposing building witnessed decades of trials, verdicts, and human drama in the heart of Kentville, Nova Scotia.
From stern judges and anxious defendants to prisoners who may never have truly left.
Today we explore chilling reports of unexplained footstep
Windemere House
Perched on the shores of Lake Rosseau in Muskoka, Ontario lies a resort that dates back to the 1860’s. Today it is considered one of the most haunted resorts in Ontario. From unexplained footsteps echoing through empty hallways to apparitions said to linger from a devastating fire, this grand hotel holds more than a century of secrets.
In this episode, we explore the chilling history and eyewitn
Ghosts of Uniacke Estate Museum
In this episode, we step inside one of Nova Scotia’s most storied homes to we uncover the ghostly legends said to linger at the Uniacke Estate Museum.
The grand 19th-century home is steeped in power, wealth, and whispered secrets. From unexplained footsteps echoing through empty halls to shadowy figures glimpsed near the grand staircase, staff and visitors alike have reported encounters that defy
The Ancient Ram Inn - England
Hidden in the quiet village of Wotton-under-Edge stands one of England’s most infamous buildings: The Ancient Ram Inn.
This former inn dates back to the 12th century, and has earned a reputation as one of the most haunted places in the country.
In this episode, we explore the Ram Inn’s long and unsettling history, from ancient rituals beneath its floors to stories of unexplained voices, shadow
Introducing "History of the 90s Xmas Movies"
The 1990s were loaded with great holiday movies. From Home Alone to A Nightmare before Christmas there was something for everyone.
In this episode of History of the 90s we look back at five Christmas classics that have stood the test of time.
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The Briars Resort
Whispers echo through the halls of this 1840 resort and not every footstep belongs to the living. The Briars Resort and Spa in Georgina, Ontario is a beautiful location for a Christmas getaway and a perfect place to savour what the season has to offer.
It is also a fabulous go-to destination if you wish to experience unexplained phenomena or to perhaps see a ghost or two.
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Le Château Frontenac
The Château Frontenac offers splendid views of the river and being inside feels like stepping back in time. But ever since it was built in 1893, there have been reports of reporting paranormal sightings. Some guests have even woken up to spectral visitors in the middle of the night, while others have seen the 17th-century Governor General wandering the hallways dressed in period attire. This is wh
Commanda Museum
In the late 1800's, the community of Commanda sprang up as a way station along the Old Nipissing Road, one of the last routes built to entice immigrants to Ontario's near north. In 1885 by James and Elizabeth Arthurs, built a store strategically located on the Rosseau-Nipissing Road. During the boom years of settlement in the Southern Canadian Shield, the Commanda General Store served as an import
Bytown Museum
Nestled along the Rideau Canal between the Chateau Laurier and Parliament Hill is another haunted hotbed, the Bytown Museum. First constructed in 1827, the building that houses the museum is the oldest remaining stone building in Ottawa.
One of the more prominent reported ghosts in the building is former supply manager Duncan McNab, who worked during the construction of the canal. Staff and visit
Ghosts of The Vernon Towne Theatre
Vernon's historic Towne Theatre is said to be the most haunted building in the city with tales of paranormal happenings dating back decades.
Built in 1929, the Towne started out as a ballroom before becoming a theatre in 1938.
Since then, there have been tales of strange happenings at the downtown theatre.
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The Ghosts of Strathcona Museum
Strathcona County Museum and Archives is located in the first fire hall of the County, erected in 1959. The RCMP moved in eight years later and shared the building until 1975 .
The museum and exhibits opened in 1997, and by 2001 there were reported sightings of a 'friendly', but prankster ghost. Many believe it's the spirit of a former RCMP guard and a prisoner that linger from beyond.
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The Johnston House
Located in Drumheller Alberta, The Johnston House was initially built in 1885 by Dr. Robert Johnson and was occupied by the family.
In 1935, at 45, Dr. Johnson met his untimely demise when a hunting rifle discharged while packing it for a hunting trip. However, his presence and that of his daughter, who passed a few years after her father’s death, can be felt throughout today’s home.
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Ghosts of The Village at Black Creek
This working village in the north end of Toronto is typical of those established in south central Ontario between the 1790s and the 1860s.
The Village at Black Creek consists of over forty 19th century buildings, and is operated by historical interpreters and craftspeople housed in the restored buildings who are often face to face with paranormal activity.
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Ghosts of Mackenzie House
This tiny, historic former row house sits surrounded by skyscrapers in the heart of downtown Toronto, just steps from Canada’s busiest intersection. Mackenzie House allows visitors to gain a glimpse into the gritty Victorian era in which William Lyon Mackenzie lived and learn about the rumoured resident ghosts.
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The Ghosts of Fort Amherst
Located on the south side of The Narrows in St. John's harbour. It is a spot where many go to whale watch and view icebergs.
Beneath the current lighthouse, you will find the remains of
Fort Amherst, a WWII battery complex that consists of many rooms, stairways, old artillery guns, and home to many ghosts.
This week we are joined by Scott Osmond, an avid adventurer, photographer, and writer.
Rutherford House
Experience the Rutherford tradition of hospitality and catch a glimpse into the past in a post-Edwardian 1911 brick mansion that has been restored to its former glory and the young boy, whose apparition has been seen and heard running on the second floor of the historic Alberta home of Alexander Rutherford.
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The Ghosts of Mystic Manor
At the age of four, Faye began seeing, hearing, and experiencing paranormal activity. Focusing on her abilities to help others, over the decades she has interacted with the dead and gained new insights from their stories to help the living.
It was Faye's lifelong dream to open Mystic Manor, a year-round haunted house experience in High River, Alberta and in this episode we hear all about what m
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As you may have noticed Haunted Canada has taken a break for the summer and will be back and better than ever with tons of hauntings, ghost stories from across Canada and around the world in the fall.
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Headless Harvey and the last man hanged
On Wednesday, August 1, 1906 George Stanley was hanged. He was the last man executed at the Windsor County Jail.
From that day on…. the town was never the same because while justice may have d been served many believe that Freeman Harvey, the man George Stanley so callously killed is not at rest.
Judge Charles Edgar DeWolf, who lived in the area, reported seeing the apparition of a headless man
Gooderham & Worts
Located on Trinity Street in Toronto’s historic distillery district is a favourite stop for those wanting to taste quality beverages and delicious food.
The former mill and distillery is 190 years old, and played a vital role in transforming Toronto’s waterfront.
But among the shops and the tourists lingers the spirit of a man who lost his battle with despair on February 18th after losing his w
Watson's Mill
Just over 30 mins away from Canada’s capital city is a suburb located on the Rideau River that feels like a country getaway within Ottawa.
It is a heritage village rooted in history with a perfect small-town charm.
Named after the Ojibway word for “island in the river” by its founder, Moss Kent Dickinson, Manotick's has a very recognizable landmark.
It is the only working museum in the Ottawa
Calgary City Hall
Historic City Hall has been witness to countless lives, careers, and events within its walls. For over one hundred years, past City employees and security officers have reported seeing strange occurrences inside the building.
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Hatley Castle
About 25 mins from Victoria, British Columbia is where you'll find Hatley Castle.
In 1906, B.C.'s Lieutenant Governor, James Dunsmuir, purchased the property.
He and his wife Laura commissioned the renowned Canadian architect Samuel Maclure to build a 40-room mansion in the Tudor revival style that was popular in the Edwardian period.
James was often criticized as a public official, and the m
The Great Amherst Mystery
Esther Cox, lived with her married sister Olive Teed, Olive's husband Daniel and their two young children. Her siblings also lived with them, as did Daniel's brother John Teed.
The family lived in Amherst, Nova Scotia, Canada and between 1878 and 1879, Esther experienced unexplained knockings, bangings and rustlings in the night.
She began to suffer seizures, her body visibly swelled and she w
Deadman's Pond
A small, historic pond believed to be bottomless and located on Signal Hill in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada is also the final resting place for executed criminals after they were removed from the Gibbet Hill.
Captured pirates and other convicted criminals were hung from a gallows on top of the hill, and the bodies were then suspended as a warning to everyone in the city and those entering b
The Gordon House
The Gordon House is the oldest built home in Amherstburg, Ont.
Constructed in 1798, it's been used for many purposes. It was home to a general during the War of 1812. It's also been an infirmary and a trading post.
And over 220 years the home has been the source of many spooky stories not just history.
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Skeleton Park
In the heart of Kingston, Ontario lies a place full of mystery – McBurney Park, infamously known as Skeleton Park.
Established in the 1890s, this former cemetery conceals the secrets of thousands who found their eternal rest within its grounds.
Walking through the park today, it's easy to overlook that old headstones peek through the grass and bones occasionally push through the ground, unwill
The Old Yarmouth Jail
Located on the western tip of Nova Scotia, along the Bay of Fundy is Yarmouth and a structure built in 1865 - The Yarmouth County Jail.
It had 19 jail cells with iron beds and straw mattresses where prisoners would sleep with no bed sheets or pillows.
It was in use by Nova Scotia Correctional Services until 2004 and was the last place Omar Roberts slept before he was hanged in 1922.
He was ac
The Cossit House
Built in 1787, Cossit House is one of the oldest surviving houses in Sydney and possibly, one of the oldest buildings on Cape Breton Island. Named for its original owner, Reverend Ranna Cossit, the house depicts 18th-century life and serves as the cornerstone of the city’s North-end Heritage District.
When you visit don't be surprised if you hear the sound of laughing and giggling when you're up
The Boyce House
On Fredericton’s Waterloo Row you'll find a grey Victorian mansion with a bright red roof.
In the 1960s the grand old mansion was converted into a men's residence for University of New Brunswick students but decades earlier it had been the home of Mae and Walter Boyce.
He donated the equivalent of half a million dollars to start Fredericton’s beloved Boyce Farmers Market.
The couple died in the
The Screaming Tunnel
Running underneath what once was a Grand Trunk Railway line in Niagara Falls, Ontario, this structure was abandoned due to lack of funding and became a drainage tunnel so water wouldn't flood nearby farmlands.
Throughout the 20th century, farmers used it to transport goods and animals safely underneath the busy railroad above.
In 1983 it became the spooky location for David Cronenberg's film ada
The Fairmont Empress Hotel
The Castle on the Coast is steps away from the British Columbia Parliament Buildings, and overlooks the city’s Inner Harbour
The award-winning property is one of the 21 Most Iconic Hotels in the World and has been for more than 116 years.
It is has also been named by Conde Nast Traveler as one of the 44 most haunted hotels you can stay.
Today we share the story of its many ghosts.
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Glovertown Red Eyes
In the community of Glovertown in Northeastern Newfoundland, construction on a pulp mill began in 1921. Midway through construction, funding fell through and it was left abandoned on the outskirts of town.
Soon after came stories about a worker who was killed during construction and reports of other accidents.
Townspeople began to warn their children to stay away from the site and many still fear
The Waterfront Station
Located on Cordova Street, between Grandville and Seymour St stands Waterfront Station.
Built In 1914, it was the third Canadian Pacific Railway station built in Vancouver and served as the western terminus for railways arriving from the east, mainly Toronto and Montreal.
Today, Waterfront Station is a busy hub connecting passengers to the city’s various public transportation systems.
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The White Lady of Kinsale
Located at the start of the Wild Atlantic Way, on the southern coast of Ireland is a town is famous for its colourful streets, rich history and beautiful landscapes.
It is one of the Emerald Isle's most beautiful locations.
And it is hope to not one, but two forts because Kinsale Harbor in County Cork was an important strategic location and where The Siege of Kinsale, the climactic battle of the N
Deane House
One of the best restaurants in the city is located in a beautiful two-story red brick heritage home with beautiful views of the Elbow River and the Ninth Avenue bridge.
It is a rare example of early architecture in southern Alberta and for almost 120 years it has been a staple in the community.
The house was built in 1906 by Captain Richard Burton Deane, who served as North West Mounted Police Sup
Whitby Junction Train Station
The penetrating gaze of a young man dressed in railway uniform staring back at you stops you in your tracks as a cold chill pours down your back.
You walk into the small gallery and ask about the man in the costume and a confused face looks back then they tell you
“There is no one in a costume working here… you must’ve seen the ghost of Billy Stone”
Join Nadine Bailey as she takes you to one of On
Blue Nun
For decades students have hung out in the grassy quad while waiting for classes. Many have been shocked to see something really strange on the second floor balcony. They claim to have spotted what appears to be…. a nun who disappears as quickly as she appears.
Join Nadine Bailey as she journeys through the haunted hallowed halls of St. Francis Xavier University as I share the tale of The Blue Nun.
Hycroft Manor
Located in the upscale neighbourhood of Shaughnessy this stately 20,000 square foot, 30 room home was completed in 1911 for General Alexander Duncan McRae.
In the 1920s and 30s, the General and his wife, Blaunche McRae, hosted many high society parties in the house. The gatherings were famous amongst Vancouver’s social elite, especially their New Year’s Eve masquerade balls. Their guests included
Introducing: A Most Audacious Heist - Shoot For The Moon | 01
It’s a summer night in 1998. Vienna, Austria. And petty thief Daniel Blanchard is about to carry out the heist of a lifetime. Stealing a crown jewel. The last remaining diamond Sisi Star.
His plan? A daring night-time parachute jump.
Daniel is no ordinary thief. His heists are ingenious, meticulously planned; his escapes from the law defy belief. And Daniel knows that if he can get his hands on th
Georges Island, Massachusetts
Today we're going south of the border to a city that has won 40 championships over the years including NBA, NFL, MLB and NHL titles.
Nicknamed “Beantown,” it's one of the oldest cities in North America’s oldest cities and it played a significant role the birthplace of the American Revolution.
In the harbour lie a series of small islands that dot the horizon and one of them is Fort Warren. A Civil
Charlotte County Gaols
New Brunswick is the location for today's destination. St. Andrews By The Sea is a quiet and quaint seaside community near the U.S border in Maine.
The small town was the centre of justice, local government and professional services for Charlotte County, including the Fundy Isles.
Among the picturesque homes is a a small grassy hill. That is where you’ll find the Charlotte County Gaol Provincial H
Five Fishermen Restaurant
East coast kindness and hospitality are just a few of the reasons why people love Halifax.
Peggy’s Cove, the Bay of Fundy and Citadel Hill are just a few of the top Nova Scotian tourist destinations filled with mystery and intrigue.
But nestled on the corner of Argyle and Carmichael St is one of the port city's most famous restaurants since 1973 and the building has a much longer history.
Its wa
Macaulay House
In the land of the midnight sun, weathered wooden buildings, have been unchanged for over a century.
The wooden sidewalks make pedestrians sound like an army of the undead is fast approaching.
It's like traveling through time to the dusty trail of the American West.
In city that was once known as “The Paris of the North” there's a beautifully vibrant two-story yellow house on Princess Street.
It'
The Chateau Laurier
The Fairmont Château Laurier in Ottawa, Ontario, is Canada’s most lavish and elegant hotels.
Just steps from Canadian Parliament, the granite and white Italian marble building was designed in French Renaissance and neo-Gothic style and built in 1912 for $2 million.
Despite its romantic appearance, several deaths have allegedly occurred in and around the hotel, those souls seem to be trapped with t
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