Portland, Oregon is known for many things, mainly its warm, dry summers and cool, rainy winters which provide the perfect climate for growing roses, giving it the nickname City of Roses. Named after Portland, Maine, the Oregon settlement began to be populated in the 1830s, near the end of the Oregon Trail. But did you know that Portland is also a hotbed of paranormal activity? From haunted spots to underground tunnels, this city is a dream for any paranormal investigator. Today, we’re going to explore 8 of the most haunted places in the city.

Toronto, Ontario is known for popular attractions and big-name celebrities, but it is also rich with history, not all of which is happy. There are over 200 years of murders, suicides, executions, military battles, and other unpleasant going-ons. Any ghost hunter or paranormal investigator worth their weight in gold understands that Toronto is a hotbed of spooky occurrences. Today, we’re going to visit some of the popular and most haunted places in the city!

This week, we travel to Quebec, land of poutine and creepy ghosts! Join us as we learn about Marie-Josephte La Corriveau who may or may not have butchered people the way Kihya butchers these French pronunciations.

We’re doing something a little different with our episode this week! We’re going to take you on a tour of some of the creepiest spots in Calgary, Alberta. From local restaurants to abandoned lots, we cover some of the spots you may (or may not) want to check out the next time you’re visiting Cowtown.

In the second part of our story on The Great Amherst Mystery, we delve deeper into what was going on with Esther, learn more about the spirits haunting her, and conclude the tale with what happened to the haunted teen.

In the first of this two-part episode, we travel to Amherst, NS, where we are introduced to Esther Cox, a spooky 18-year-old. We will chat about some of Esther's experiences and why this may be happening to the unassuming teen.

This week we travel to St. Andrew’s, New Brunswick, where we check in to The Algonquin Resort. We learn about some of the friendly ghosts who remain here in their afterlife and even find out why this hotel may have been the inspiration for Stephen King’s “The Shining”.

In this week’s episode, we travel back to the Gastown area of Vancouver, British Columbia and make a stop at the first Old Spaghetti Factory ever. This restaurant is home to many ghosts including a Tram Conductor and one known as Looky-Loo!

This week we travel to Baldoon, Ontario and learn about the Baldoon Mystery. Join us as we learn about the mysterious haunting, how NOT to get rid of spirits, and even learn the best way to get rid of an aggressive goose!

‘Twas the night before Christmas and in Halifax they say, in 1944 crazy things started that day. The Poor Hilchie Family didn’t know what to do, they stayed in the house but something else was there, too!

Join us this week for a special holiday episode! We travel to Eastern Passage, a suburb of Halifax, Nova Scotia, where we learn about the crazy happenings in the Hilchie House which forever was known as the Christmas Ghost of Eastern Passage.

In this week's episode, we visit Bell Island, Newfoundland, where we encounter some unwelcome Germans, mythical creatures, and more!