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On this episode of Down the Crooked Path, we head to Halifax, Nova Scotia—where the sea isn’t the only thing that refuses to rest.

Once a funeral home, now a fine dining landmark, the Five Fishermen Restaurant has served generations of guests… both living and otherwise. From flickering lights and moving cutlery to ghostly reflections in the mirrors, this historic building carries the weight of Halifax’s most tragic days.

Some say the spirits of Titanic victims still linger. Others whisper it’s the sailors, the firemen, the ones who never made it home.

Join us as we explore the stories that ripple through the Five Fishermen—where the past still clings to the walls, and the tide never truly goes out.

🎧 Step inside. Some tables are never really empty.

Listen to more Nova Scotian haunts in episode 006

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Edited by Kyle McDonnell