East coast kindness and hospitality are just a few of the reasons why people love Halifax.

Peggy’s Cove, the Bay of Fundy and Citadel Hill  are just a few of the top Nova Scotian tourist destinations filled with mystery and intrigue. 

But nestled on the corner of Argyle and Carmichael St is one of the port city's most famous restaurants since 1973 and the building has a much longer history.

Its walls have been witness to the tragedy of The Titanic and The Halifax Explosion.

Which is why it's one of Halifax's most haunted buildings.

This is the tale of Five Fishermen Restaurant

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In the land of the midnight sun, weathered wooden buildings, have been unchanged for over a century.

The wooden sidewalks make pedestrians sound like an army of the undead is fast approaching.

It's like traveling through time to the dusty trail of the American West.

In city that was once known as “The Paris of the North” there's a beautifully vibrant two-story yellow house on Princess Street.

It's been the home to creative minds from all over the world, and they've had to share it with many ghostly figures and have had chilling encounters.  

The Macaulay House is located in Dawson City, and is one of the most haunted buildings in the Yukon.

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The Fairmont Château Laurier in Ottawa, Ontario, is Canada’s most lavish and elegant hotels.

Just steps from Canadian Parliament, the granite and white Italian marble building was designed in French Renaissance and neo-Gothic style and built in 1912 for $2 million.

Despite its romantic appearance, several deaths have allegedly occurred in and around the hotel, those souls seem to be trapped with the hotel and encounters, including disembodied voice singing, brushes with unseen hands, and doors opening and closing have all been experienced.

Because of this the Fairmont Chateau Laurier​​ has gained a reputation where ghosts can be encountered and when you visit you might be lucky enough to meet some of those visitors that never left.

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Tucked away near the entrance of Rocky Mountain National Park, just 70 miles from bustling downtown Denver, Colorado, sits one of the most notoriously haunted destinations.

This historic, 140-room Colonial Revival hotel in Estes Park has been treating its guests to luxurious amenities, gorgeous mountain views, and a plethora of frightening folklore since it first opened its door on July 4th, 1909 it is also the famed inspiration for Stephen King’s acclaimed horror novel The Shining.

The Stanley Hotel has had its fair share of paranormal activity over its long history, and employees, guests, and historians alike all agree it is difficult to ignore that staying the night at this hotel should be for only the bravest visitors.

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The holiday season is upon us and one questions is always present..

Have you been naughty or nice? Depending on your answer you'll either be rewarded or you'll find a much more frightening fate will be upon you, and no, it's not a lump of coal.

For centuries, disobedient children in Austria and other Alpine countries have faced a truly terrifying Christmas consequence for their misbehavior — a dreaded visit from Krampus.

If you've misbehaved Krampus can be heard before he can be seen which makes him even more frightening.

The joyful sound of sleigh bells will be replaced by something far more sinister: the menacing clanking of rusty chains accompanied by the eerie tinkling of cowbells.

So be good for goodness sake because Krampus is coming to town.

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Niagara On The Lake, given its history and geographic location during The War of 1812, has a couple of significant ghost stories about dead soldiers and wounded lovers in its past.

If you head to the corner of King Street and Picton Street you will find The Prince Edward Hotel with its beautiful mansard roof and English flag flying proudly out front.

But beyond the front door there are mysteries to be found.

Originally built in built in 1864 with one- hundred and ten rooms, there is one peculiar room which has many reported has a guest that has yet to check out.

Join me in the lobby if you dare.

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William Lyon Mackenzie King was Canada's longest serving Prime Minister. He was leader of the Liberal party for 29 years and Prime Minister for a total of 22 years, and steered Canada through the Second World War, yet he had a well-kept secret.

Forever a bachelor Mackenzie was a spiritualist who kept in contact with his long departed mother. He often attended two seances a week when he was in Britain, and communicated with other dead relatives, with his predecessor, Sir Wilfrid Laurier, with the late President Franklin Roosevelt, and even with Pat, his departed Irish terrier.

Today, you can still encounter him and his mother should you visit Laurier House in Ottawa.

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The Frank Slide Interpretive Centre, in southern Alberta's spectacular Crowsnest Pass, overlooks Canada's deadliest rockslide.

At 4:10 a.m. on April 29, 1903. Around 44 million cubic metres/110 million tonnes (120 million short tons) of limestone rock slid down Turtle Mountain.

Within 100 seconds the rock reached up the opposing hills, obliterating the eastern edge of Frank, the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) line and the coal mine. It was one of the largest landslides in Canadian history and remains the deadliest, as between 70 and 90 of the town's residents died, most of whom remain buried in the rubble.

Today, you can still hear their screams.

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In San Jose, California, nestled among palm trees and manicured gardens lies The Winchester Mystery House.

The four-story Victorian and Gothic-style marvel is renowned for its size and architectural curiosities which has captivated tourists and ghost hunters alike.

It was once the personal residence of Sarah Winchester, the widow of firearms magnate William Wirt Winchester. Upon purchasing it, she began a never ending construction project which resulted in a maze-like design. Today, the house is considered one of the most haunted places in the world so please only listen... if you dare.

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A bustling community once called the Fortress of Louisbourg in the 18th-century. Today you can visit and walk through history as authentically-clad “residents” share what it was like during the 18th century. You can cook over an open fire, sit down for a rum tasting, or even fire a cannon.

As you explore the remnants of a short but eventful period of history, in Canadian history know that you will also be surrounded by spirits from the past and not all residents are costumed, some have been trapped behind the fortress wall for centuries.

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