A compelling collection of iconic ghost stories from all across Canada. Time and place are infused with ghosts and hauntings. From coast to coast to coast, Canada’s provinces and territories teem with the supernatural—phantoms obscured in the mists of time, spectres that delight in wreaking terror, and spirits destined to linger forever at the edge of the veil. Visit the far-flung corners of Canada to discover the folklore and legends behind: the ghost of a Newfoundland outlaw that leads blizzard-blind men to safety A poltergeist infestation that gleefully tortured an entire Nova Scotia family A fleet of phantom ships that haunt the coastline of New Brunswick the haggard spectre of a murderous witch in historic Quebec City Saskatchewan’s ghost-ridden military cadet academy an Alberta cabbie’s encounter with a silent shadow of a man in black the headless railway brakeman of Vancouver a moaning, man-shaped mist that haunts a Yukon cabin From east to west to way up north, bestselling author and renowned storyteller Barbara Smith traverses Canada’s provinces and territories to unearth more than 100 supernatural tales that careen between heartwarming, horrifying, sorrowful, and spine-chilling.
A collection of great Canadian ghost stories, that anyone can be proud of, while sending chills down your spin.
Copy-editor: Allison Hirst Proofreader: Jason Karp Designer: Erin Mallory Printer: Transcontinental Library and Archives Canada Cataloguing in Publication Colombo, John Robert, 1936The big book of Canadian ghost stories / John Robert ...
Startling, scary stories from across Canada from Vancouver Island to Newfoundland. Guaranteed to chill!
From an ancient spirit that haunts a Cape Breton lake to a Manitoba hitchhiker who encounters a UFO to a Tofino surfer who receives a fateful warning from a stranger, this collection is a celebration of all things creepy and Canadian.
Robin Muller is best known as the Governor-General’s Awardwinning author and illustrator of The Magic Paintbrush, as well as Badger’s New House, Mollie Whuppie and the Giant, Little Kay, Row, Row, Row Your Boat, Little Wonder and most ...
Time stood still. There was a figure standing within the arch of the Chapel, illuminating the night. “Did you see that?” the host asked MacEwen. “I don't want to talk about it,” the poet replied. It was eerie.
Turn the lights down low, lock the door, and prepare to be spooked! This collection of ghostly tales is sure to send chills up your spine.
A collection of ghost stories based on local folklore from Western Canada.
From the phantom swimmer on a Vancouver Island beach to the lost lights of Waterton Provincial Park, these tales will keep the shivers running down your spine long after the campfire's last embers have died away.
Enjoy this spooky romp through a world of restless spirits, from the ghost who warns hikers in the Cascades about a dangerous path, to the phantoms that roam the Seattle Underground.