Join us, the Whispers, this episode for a generalized journey to the Niagara Falls' area Screaming Tunnel.
A limestone tunnel for passage under (yet another) Grand Trunk Railway, it has several possible stories to explain the ghostly sounds and other evidence that's been passed down in local folklore to at very least, our day (we're not kids there anymore so who knows what the kids know today).
Was it a woman burned? Raped? Screaming because she didn't want to do it at home? How does it relate to children? Just when were jerry cans invented?
Find out as Nate and Amy Whispers explore the haunted Screaming Tunnel.

This episode, the Whispers explore the Asylum in Sainte-Clotilde in Quebec If you want to buy it, it's only 2.8 million dollars Canadian to purchase right around now. Not literally because no one needs to run up stairs like that, you can't get us to work out, ghosts. 
Good try. 

First a monastery, then a school, then an asylum, several fires caused damage until the last one that killed 9 people- then it was closed down.
Not exactly the nicest place in the world, it's now decaying and peeling and plays host to vandals, the homeless, and ghostly visitors. 

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This episode opens a new avenue for paranormal discoveries- aliens. Shag Harbour, Nova Scotia, in 1967 (the last time the Leafs won the Stanley Cup), a UFO crash landed in the harbour of a quiet fishing village of Shag Harbour. 
With an unsettling orange foam left in the water after a lit object went down off the coast in the Atlantic Ocean, near-living fisherman rushed out to save what they initially believed to be a downed plane pilot.
Probably one of the most well known U.F.O events, the official government reports say nothing was retrieved- but the locals say otherwise. 
Listen as the Whispers tell you a story about the U.F.O. in Shag Harbour. 

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The Nessies of Canada, Manipogo (MB) and Ogipogo (BC), are related namesakes that may be sharks/snakes/dinosaurs... logs?
Regardless, they're lore that are important in their respective areas and have existed in lore for hundreds of years due to deaths and drownings in the areas they live: The Okanagan Lake in BC,  Canada, and Lake Manitoba, in MB, Canada. 
Join this one-sided-due-to-time-constraints episode as Amy Whisper takes you on a trip to a lovely set of lakes in touristy areas. 
Don't worry, next episode will be all Nate Whisper, for those who really, really miss him this episode. 
In our defence, we're moving. 

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Listen to the Whispers as they take you on a trip to Alberta, Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel where a family died in a since-closed up room, leading to sightings of bloody handprints; a bride who died (again), and a really, REALLY committed Bellman who never leaves. Ever. Then, travel to Halifax, Nova Scotia where two deadly and surprisingly large disasters led to hundreds if not thousands of bodies to be left in the morgue... now a restaurant that you can eat in. Apparitions, sounds of wailing women, and flying cutlery have all been witnessed at the place most want a quiet luncheon in.

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Join Nate and Amy Whispers as they entertain you on the Amherst Mystery, a historical poltergeist haunting Esther Cox in Nova Scotia, Canada and the Dundurn Castle, with its historical figure ghosts of Sir Allan MacNab and family... et al... located in Burlington, Ontario. 


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Sophia Ghost Image?
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This episode adventure leads us to the Hermitage in Ancaster, Ontario and the Tod House in Vancouver Island in British Columbia. Come join us as we explore the lands of the Hermitage with two lovers (maybe), one of whom commits suicide by hanging but is still present; and the Tod House where one of two lovers murders the other (maybe). Both ghosts are noted to have continued roaming the lands of their death after their demise.

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Nor'Western Whispers: where you can experience Canadian ghosts and lore. 
This episode, the hosts tackle the local legends of both the Hungarian-made Bekevar Church in Kipling, SK and the hospital for tuberculosis, the Ninette Sanatorium in Ninette, MB. Both have ghostly beings and a history of hauntings, neither has (quite) fallen to the ravages of time. 
Join us as we discover the past and current hauntings in these buildings. 

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In this inaugural episode of what will eventually be a fantastic podcast, the Whispers explore the Vaughan Street Gaol, plus the Fort Garry Hotel- both located in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Both reputed to be haunted. 
Vaughan Street Gaol, by hanged prisoners and a ghostly woman; and Fort Garry Hotel by the romantic story of a widowed, wandering soul.
Join our hosts to discover some haunted Canadian sites as they explore hauntings, supernatural activity, and other Canadian Lore. 

And always remember to listen to the little Whispers in your ear.