After chilling us earlier this year with the hauntings at Fort Langley, crowd-favourite Aman Johal joins us once again to share more terrifying tales from British Columbia. With looming mountains, enshrouding fog, and near-constant rain, the City of Vancouver is the perfect setting for a night of ghost stories. Learn of the haunted theatres of Granville Street, the eerie ghost of 16th Avenue, the Skytrain station that could be the most active location in the city, and other spooky tales. Featuring: Aman Johal (Forbidden Vancouver, Parks Canada) and Jim Dean (Haunted Walks Inc.).

Recorded: October 2, 2021

Toronto is known for its skyscrapers and bright lights, but the Toronto History Museums contain much of the city’s rich and intriguing past. What visitors to these historic sites may not realize is that they are also some of the most haunted spots in Toronto. For the first time ever, we are bringing together storytellers from four of these sites to share their tales. Gather round the virtual campfire as we uncover the ghost stories from Colborne Lodge, Fort York, Mackenzie House, and Montgomery’s Inn.

Recorded: Saturday, Apr 24th, 2021

There are few buildings with a stronger connection to the supernatural than Laurier House. Ottawa’s haunted mansion was the home of two former Prime Ministers. Sir Wilfrid Laurier lived there for over 20 years and died in the house in 1919. William Lyon Mackenzie King then made it his home until 1948. King had a deep interest in spiritualism and would routinely hold séances and table-rapping sessions in the building, attempting to speak with the dead. Is it possible that these attempts opened a doorway to the spirit realm? At the campfire, we will share ghost stories and spooky history about the building. Featuring: Brittney Bos and Jim Dean, Haunted Walks Inc. (CAN).

Recorded: Saturday, Feb 20th, 2021