The Tranquile Sanatorium
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These places in Canada are haunted and really creepy, and they are not just some Halloween gig. They are so real. Ever felt the presence of strange pairs of eyes behind you? Visit these places. The Tranquile Sanatorium is located at Kamloops, BC and it was used as a hospital for housing patients who suffered from tuberculosis at the beginning of the 20h century. About 1,600 deaths were recorded while the sanatorium was still in operation. A reality TV show which covered the building claimed that strange voices of children were heard while they filmed the show. Flashing lights also appeared from nowhere. The manager of the historic site proved these claims by saying that the building is haunted by phantoms of those who lost their lives to the endemic disease. Click the next ARROW to see the next photo!
HI-Ottawa Jail Hostel
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HI-Ottawa Jail Hostel is located in Ottawa, Ontario and the facility was built in the 19th century. Many gruesome murders and executions took place within its walls. Many inmates were hung; the surviving ones were left to live in poor sanitary conditions in over-crowded rooms. A few unlucky ones faced worse fates than death; they were confined in dark rooms and chained to the ground with their faces down for almost 24hrs in a day. Excavation of the property in recent years led to the discovery of graves. People who visited these jails have reported seeing the ghost of a man who is believed to be Patrick James Whelan. Whelan was executed by hanging after he killed Thomas D’Arcy McGee, a renowned journalist. Click the next ARROW to see the next photo!
Nahanni National Park Reserve
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The Nahanni National Park Reserve is located at the Northwestern territories of Canada. It shares a boundary with parts of Mackenzie Mountains. The earliest inhabitants of this park believed that it was haunted by demons that killed their victims by decapitation. The first victims, the McLeod brothers were found with their heads missing when they went in search of gold. Less than a decade later, another man in search of gold was also found headless. A cabin dweller, Martin Jorgenson perished in a fire that engulfed his cabin. His body was later found, but he had been decapitated. About 3 decades later, a visitor was found headless around the park. Click the next ARROW to see the next photo!
The Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel
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The Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel is located at Banff, Alberta. Rumor has it that this home of hospitality is the dwelling place of many restless wraiths. The ghost of the hotel’s former bellhop, Sam, who lost his life in 1975, has been seen by visitors who claim he still welcomes guests at the doorstep of the hotel. The ghost of a bride who lost her life when she tripped to her death on the staircase on the morning of her nuptials still lingers on the staircase. A family was murdered in cold blood in room 873, and their ghosts still tour the hotel. Room 873 in this hotel has been sealed off to ward off evil spirits. Click the next ARROW to see the next photo!
St. Francis Xavier University
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St. Francis Xavier University is located at Antigonish in Nova Scotia, and at first sight, you will hardly believe that this bubbly school is haunted. Well, head to Gilmora Hall and you will have second thoughts. The resident ghost of this facility is a blue nun. A nun who was in charge of taking care of students at the college fell in love with a priest. Weighed down with guilt, she jumped to her death from the balcony. Students at the college have reported feeling the presence of a poltergeist. Click the next ARROW to see the next photo!
Gibraltar Point Lighthouse
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Gibraltar point lighthouse undoubtedly is the most haunted place in Toronto, Ontario because the phantom that lives here has been proven to be very real. Lighthouses are usually isolated and quiet. They help to illuminate the seaside to prevent sailors from getting lost. The ghost of John Paul Radelmuller still lingers in the lighthouse. He was the first keeper of the lighthouse who was proven to have lost his life during a dispute between him and some sailors who asked him for beer. His ghost still haunts the lighthouse till date.
