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What an adventure into the unkown that very few men would get to have.

Dudgarvin whooper in N.B

I lived in St. Catharines for 10 years. Me and my girlfriend at the time went to every scary thing in the area. Not once did anything creepy happen, although at the Blue Ghost tunnel our batteries died within about 15 minutes and then came back to full charge when we were out of the area

Born and raised in the Sunny Okanagan. There is definitely something in the water. It has been there for hundreds of years and will live on...If you are lucky enough to see our Ogopogo then you have been blessed. Cheers to you all ❤

awesome I live beside Okanagan Lake... The Ogopogo 😂

As an American I find your channel truly amazing and fascinating. I am a lover of history but we aren't taught much about Canadian history down here for fairly obvious reasons even though our histories are inextricably tied together.

Canada is a beautiful country. Born in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Grew up in beautiful Victoria, BC, and reside in Calgary, Alberta. Still close to the mountains. This is the most scenic country from coast to coast to coast. Yep, 3 coast's.

??? WENDIGO COULD BE A SASQUATCH WITH AN ANTLER 🫎 HEAD DRESS ????

2010 We heard a boulder 🪨 hit the ground hard enough to feel it 50 Meters away in the dark. Boiling Springs Campground, 22 miles north of Crouch. 👣💕👍🏼😁👍🏼

Great vid as usual. Someday I'm going to buy some of your books, Strange Terrain: The Fairy World in Newfoundland too. Its cool that you mentioned that book. That's been on my book wishlist for awhile

Amazing channel! I wonder if there are any legends involving the Orange Order?

Looking at tha picture. Of Bigfoot. Holding that big stone. Thats exactly what the one Bigfoot did to. Me.

He described a mangey wolf 🐺. Lol

Reptiles have numerous biological methods for surviving in cold weather. If some sort of crocodilian was native to the region ages ago, and then the climate gradually got colder and colder, nothing could be more normal and predictable than that the species would adapt to the changing climate. That is the very essence of evolution. Reptiles make it through cold winters by hibernating (brumation), going into torpor (diapause), and by having natural anti-freeze substances in their body fluids. If winters got longer and colder, some individuals would survive and some wouldn't. The survivors would breed hardier offspring who would have some chance of surviving even longer and colder winters, and so on. Nothing about this is surprising or hard to believe, and certainly not supernatural. On another note, alligators live a long time, and if they spend three-quarters of the year asleep, I would imagine they would live even longer. We might find specimens as much as 200 or even 300 years old in cold waters.

Twice in Palmer Alaska area I had picked up 2 separate girls hitching and took them to their destinations and told them about the dangers of hitching! Sad stuff. Thank you for sharing!

Another explanation for "changelings" may be celiac disease. When parents first introduce solid food, the first food given to baby, then and now, is usually some sort of grain based matter. If the baby turns from a sweet, rosy little cherub to a screaming, furious, colicky gremlin, it might very well be because their GI tract has been thrown into chaos by gluten. Celiac disease wasn't understood until the Dutch famine in WWII. Wheat was scarce, so people with celiac disease actually had the opportunity, for the first time in their lives, to go a few days without bread. To everyone's astonishment they got better, and then when the famine was over and they reintroduced bread, all the symptoms came back. That was when doctors finally got a handle on what causes celiac disease, and figured out how to treat it. Prior to that, no one had ever caught on that wheat (and rye and barley) was the problem because bread was "the staff of life" and no one ever thought to question its perfect beneficence. Before WWII, children with celiac disease were usually diagnosed with the vague term "failure to thrive." They didn't grow, they became pale and weak, their mental development was delayed or even went backwards, and they almost always died before reaching adulthood. (I'm not at all discounting the modern problem of quackcines. I have seen that damage happen right in front of my own eyes and I know that it's very real.)

There are several videos about the Nahanni Valley. The claims that some animals long thought to be extinct are living can't be completely ruled out. It's a vast mostly unexplored area. Has anyone climbed up into and explored the caves above the river? It's said less than 1,000 people visit each year. Other sources state the RCMP have closed sections of this park. It makes sense, to me anyway, that the possibility of living specimens exist in the inner regions. I am fascinated by all of these stories. I wonder if you have actually gone there or just wrote your book based on info gleaned in other books or online?

I'm from Montreal, I work 2 blocks from where a woman was killed, and her headless ghost is seen there every 7 years.

Merci beaucoup from the Asterix part of CHINADA like your work Mr love and respect from Québec 💪

I live near Oak Island and we are not the ones spreading the spooky stories, lol

Not one spot here in Ontario?! Is this province just not creepy?

The Creepiest place by far in Canada is Parliament Hill in Ottawa, with the Creepiesr Politicians and a certain Premier Castreau, all wearing human skin suits and a extremely sinister Monster underneath that has affected countless Canadians lives.

The forest fire.....You just solved a mystery for me! I chase the CPR trains for photos in along Lake Superior. One of my favorite spots on the sub is Firehill and I always wondered why. There is a big hill, and 10 years later putting in rail, a forest fires damage would still be seen. Very cool to know the history of a spot I spend so much time in. Thanks!

Ottawa - Parliament Hill. Tales abounds of bipedal cryptids who pilfrage and torture the people.

Very interesting!Many Many places hold stories,hold mysteries,The Sleeping Giant at Thunder Bay,Manitoulin Island and British Columbia with all of it's wilderness must hold unknown things!The Native people know all the nuances of the land as they live from it and I think they are a tresure trove of knowledge and the Mystery and Magic of these vast lands hold!They lived with the earth and didn't lay to waste the very land that sustains them they way modern men do!

The cheapest place, is your local bar😂,,

No way, I clearly remember GaGa in a meat dress!

Quebec

Newfoundland aint part of The Maritimes, b'ys.

There are dragons everywhere because we call them dragons. But they are actually very different.

They built a railroad across Canada in 4 years. Metrolinx can't build an LRT across Toronto in 12.

Asylums i didnt know there was any as its out in the wild of canada no one knew about them it was not talked about years ago people kept it quiet😮 a cruel asylum yiu never know what goes on. I heard the nurses would shine torches into people eye at night or come in there rooms and wake them up when they were a sleep which is not right😮

I think hikers get lost they go of the path way and get lost and run out of water and food and die😢 very sad or get taken by animals or saswatch

I was thinking the native people should have a lot of monster stories going back thousands of years. Especially in BC if the story is correct that their ancestors migrated from Asia 11,000 years ago. Alaska and BC would have the oldest traces of that migration and settlements and experiences in the “ New World”. I come from BC and as a kid, when I lived there in the Okanagan heard of course Ogopogo snd Saquatch stories but also once from a teacher about the Okanagan Light that shone down the valley. I have not found any other reference to it.

Thanks...have travelled thru these areas mentioned in British Columbia.. Yes we are always intrigued by the many recorded mysteries taking place in the interior of B.C.

You mean to say that weird female friends and me met high up in the mountain cave wasn't a costplayer very pretty but odly muscular for a female

I come from BC and never heard of most of these except the guy from Duncan who said he was going to be picked up by a UFO. I got a strange phone call about that after a letter I wrote to the Victoria newspaper which was published questioning the story. That had to be about 1988 after which I left Canada. I can tell you what I remember if you are interested.

I would say most people believe in God and Angels, And since they exist in the unseen realm and the angels cross over to this world from time to time then why can't Sasquatch or Bigfoot.... Just a thought God Bless

This creator is a paid SHILL. This video should be removed from youtube for violating content guidelines. He is fighting to defend a scam and/or the con artists involved in that scam. This is enabling the practice of FRAUD.

She looks so soulless, her blue eyes are just straight staring down your soul

Oh canada, our home and native land.

So the Top 10 Creepiest Places in BC!?!

Omg I've been to the sand hills!!! Didn't even know!

That is a terrifying story. I'm supposed to go out to Pikes Peak next year....

I’ve been a captive of BC Ferries.

Hate to be that guy, but most of these realistic or more grounded stories are explained by the copious amount of drugs the natives did. They call it medicine, and to an extent it is, but hallucigenics and psychedelics explain what they see and experience in the more out there stories. A lot of other drugs will make it hard to kill someone because they become numb to pain and some drugs thicken the blood so they don't bleed out immediately from fatal wounds. Giving the appearance of an immortal warrior.

# 1 , 21 Sussex drive .

Places have names for a reason... Always ask why

Traffic on the 401 is pretty scary

Hey bud, your channel is one of the best, I love how when you talk about something you show pics, videos or maps that show what you’re talking about, hardly anybody does that, keep up the good work Mr. Peters