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Haunted Canada: Ghost stories and the unexplained

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Deep in the Dundas Valley outside Ancaster, Ontario, the stone shell of an 1850s mansion stands alone in the forest. It was built by the second son of a Scottish baronet, and legend has it that it is now the home of a woman who refused to leave.

In this episode, Daniel, the Ghost Guy, returns to share the history of the Hermitage, the legend of Lovers Lane, and the str...


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On the shore of Lake Ontario in Burlington, Ontario, there’s a White House with green shutters. It's a replica of the home of a renowned Mohawk and British army captain. After the original building was demolished in 1923, a Museum was then built in recognition of Joseph Brant ‘Thayendanegea’ and closely modelled his home in Burlington built at the head of the lake.

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Where rushing rapids once stood in the way of ships travelling between Lake Superior and the lower Great Lakes, an ingenious feat of engineering changed the course of navigation in North America.

From its opening in 1895 to today as a National Historic Site, the Sault Ste. Marie Canal has cemented its place in history. It was once the longest lock in the world and the ...


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Inside the only fully intact walled city in Ireland, the dead have never been far from the living. Derry, Northern Ireland, survived a siege, centuries of division, and three decades of the Troubles, and somehow became the place known as the Home of Halloween.

In the episode, Nadine Bailey is joined by Charlene McCrossan of McCrossan city tours to hear about a banshee...


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