Ghost Walks
Feature Locations: Toronto (Ontario, Canada) – –
Why this place was the worst jail in Canada. Time served there was increased because it was Hell on Earth! As proven by the Boyd Gang’s escape, and a guy killed over a bag of chips.
Including its resident ghost, “The Lady of the Don”.
Feature Locations: Hamilton (Ontario, Canada) – –
The scapegoat from the Battle of Ridgeway. It wasn’t Alfred Booker’s fault, yet the outcome still ruined him.
Leading into the historic North Hall of Hamilton’s Armouries. The old fashion way to punish the soldiers. Related to a once balcony, since removed.
Feature Locations: Toronto (Ontario, Canada) – –
The dream of Sir Henry Pellatt became his nightmare. How wanting a medieval castle in the middle of Toronto ruined one of its best investors. Being right isn’t enough. The world still got him… along with WWI and Sir Adam Beck.
But, is Henry haunting Casa Loma? The ghost experience of a young boy at a Garden Party might prove it.
Feature Locations: Youngstown (NY, USA) – –
Fort Niagara is one of the most historically haunted places in all of North America. And next to the infamous well… the “Jesuit Chapel” holds much energy.
History leading to a freaky experience during a major event / night investigation.
Feature Locations: Toronto (Ontario, Canada) – –
Why are theatres just more haunted? The superstitions of performers, supporting how energy can be raised for ghosts to thrive. Leads to a ghost story from Toronto’s Winter Garden Theatre. The Lavender Woman – mysterious murder… she blames the employees! And a beautiful method of torture.
Personal Theatre related questions include… How would you feel if experiencing the Lavender Woman?
Finding the Connection between General Isaac Brock & “Sobbing Sophia” Shaw in Niagara-on-the-Lake.
It has been said that a life that’s well lived defines a person in remembrance. But one brief, precious episode in a person’s lifetime could change the course of the river of fate.
This is how legends begin. And one such story started with the final meeting between Sophia Shaw and Major-General Sir Isaac Brock. As he rode his horse hard towards the direction of Queenston Heights. Many books and blogs had been written about their enduring romance.
At least one play was composed based on their love affair and the war that ended their relationship in tragedy.
Feature Locations: Orillia & Cayuga (Ontario, Canada) – –
A Canadian phantom of the (Orillia) Opera (House). As discovered by famous ghost author, Terry Boyle. My interaction with him, and complete respect for the man. That time he tried to film a new TV show at the Orillia Opera House, and the active ghosts.
Then, a brutal bit of dark history in Cayuga, Ontario. John Young’s public hanging for murder. And how the execution messed up… but that was normal and fine.
Only one ghost question this week… My family says I have spiritual gifts with spirits how do you really know if you do or if your just crazy?
Feature Locations: Hamilton & Toronto (Ontario, Canada) – –
The little known mysterious murder of an innocent woman on Hamilton Mountain. Have you heard of the “Barton Murder”? A deep dive into dark history with the help of an article from local historian, Brian Henley.
Then, will Mount Pleasant in Toronto prove to Daniel that cemeteries are actually haunted? The suspense is killing us! The ghostly experiences try to sway him.
Feature Locations: California & Hamilton (USA & Ontario, Canada) – –
Now an hour long! More Daniel to love. Starting with the most haunted boat in the world, the Queen Mary. Sans Sam & Colby, this is about the ship itself. And the experience of an actor on the set of Paramount’s 1923.
Then, the attic of Hamilton’s Custom House for a new story not previously told. From ‘back-in-my-day’, when a few bricks in the caretaker’s old apartment freaked Daniel out. Featuring, how do ghosts move bricks.
Finally, the new segment… ghost questions! Featuring answers to the following…
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Feature Locations: Niagara-on-the-Lake & Cayuga (Ontario, Canada) – –
Diving into some Underground Railway history with a Niagara-on-the-Lake burial ground. Why the heck haven’t they restored it yet? The story around a Toronto filmmaker that made national news. Along with some important history on the line.
Then, more cemetery fun with a ghostly experience from Ruthven. The once town of Indiana, swallowed up by Cayuga, Ontario. And in the Thompson Family cemetery exists a spirit ready to freak out one of our guides in a very unique way.