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From the creators of Stories Philippines Podcast, Philippine's first true horror podcast, we present to you, Stories Canada Podcast. Not your typical Canadian podcast with a "Canadian" accent. Get ready for screams in both languages as we explore the dark side of this beautiful country on our quest for a true north scary story. We'll keep you up at night with our eerie tales of ghostly sightings and bizarre encounters. You'll never sleep again! --- 📻 Listen to Hustle Studios Radio 24/7! 🎧 Live stream: https://radio.hustlestudios.ne... 🔊 All our podcasts — playing back to back, anytime!
Unknown Host hosts Stories Canada Podcast - True Horror Stories, a fiction show with 21 episodes published.
️ Stories Canada EP022 — The Marysburgh Vortex A triangular zone of unexplained disappearances in Lake Ontario has plagued mariners for over two centuries. From the vanishing of the merchant vessel Speedy in 1797 to mode
Episode 021: Anyox — The Ghost Town That Burned The rise and fall of British Columbia's most ambitious industrial experiment — a company town that went from utopia to ghost town in the span of a single summer. In 1914, t
The supernatural guardian that commands the sky, swallows whales whole, and carries the souls of the dead to the spirit world. In this episode of Stories Canada, we explore the legend of Kakascousen — the great Thunderbi
Glass-smooth water. Two hundred feet deep. Something moving underneath. Pine Lake, Alberta. July nineteen ninety-seven: the water lay mirror-still in the pre-dawn dark — and then the reports began. A wake with no boat. A
The most famous disappearance in aviation. A trail that points somewhere impossible. For more than eight decades, the disappearance of Amelia Earhart has hovered between history and myth. The official story ends somewher
The blood soaked through the floorboards. The killer's name is still spoken carefully. York County, Upper Canada, eighteen thirty-six. Constables stood in what used to be a kitchen, breath visible in the frozen air, look
An entire people deported. A beach where they were left to die. The bells still ring. Seventeen fifty-five. The British Crown ordered the entire Acadian population removed from Nova Scotia — families torn apart, villages
One hundred thirty-seven people walked onto the ice. None of them walked back. The winter of eighteen ninety-seven, Labrador. Twenty-six Inuit families — one hundred thirty-seven people — left the Moravian mission settle
An entire village, gone overnight. No bodies. No tracks. No answer. November, nineteen thirty. The wind cuts across Ungava Bay like broken glass, and the sun has been gone for weeks. When a trapper finally reached the In
A town named after a fictional character. Disappearances that are anything but fiction. Flin Flon, Manitoba — a mining town on the edge of the Canadian Shield, named after a dime-novel hero. Prospectors who founded it va
A sacred burial ground. A church built on desecration. A lighthouse that collects its keepers. Île-aux-Noirs sits in the St. Lawrence River layered in uneasy history: a Mohawk sacred burial site, then a French colonial c
A demon demanding blood. A mascot smiling for tourists. The lake remembers the difference. For thousands of years, the Syilx people of the Okanagan Valley spoke of Nha-a-itk — a water creature so feared that no traveler
Thirty-seven years on the water. One shadow she could never explain. Lake Memphremagog, Quebec — two hundred feet deep in places, stretching across the border into Vermont, cold and black as glass at four thirty in the m
Every spike driven by a man the country refused to see. The trains still carry them. Fraser Canyon, British Columbia, eighteen seventy-four. In the pre-dawn dark, Chinese railway workers swung their hammers for a dollar
Ten thousand men chased gold into the mountains. The mountains kept some of them. Barkerville, British Columbia — in the eighteen sixties, the richest and deadliest gold rush town on earth. Prospectors froze, starved, an
In the winter of eighteen sixty-three, the gold rush town of Barkerville, British Columbia, was one of the richest—and deadliest—places on earth. Thousands of prospectors froze, starved, and died chasing fortune in the f
Episode 018: Memphre — The Lake Monster of Lake Memphremagog SUMMARY: Lake Memphremagog stretches across the border between Quebec and Vermont, and for over 175 years, witnesses have reported encounters with a mysterious
Episode 017: The Haunted Railroads of Canada SUMMARY: In 1871, British Columbia joined Confederation on one condition: a transcontinental railway connecting them to the rest of Canada. The Canadian Pacific Railway would
Episode 016: The Franklin Expedition: Ghost Ships in the Ice In April 1848, an Inuit hunter on King William Island hears voices carried on the Arctic wind — English words spoken by throats that should have been silent fo
Episode 014: The Haida Gwaii Connection — Where Amelia Earhart Crashed? For more than eight decades, the disappearance of Amelia Earhart has occupied a unique place in our cultural imagination. On July 2, 1937, her Lockh
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