Zombies, ghosts, ghouls and spooky haunts can be enjoyed throughout the country this year.
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Winnipeg’s spooky Halloween secrets
The Manitoba capital is full of lots of haunted history and shockingly good times.
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13 Days of Halloween, Day 13: Toronto’s haunted castle
Casa Loma, Toronto — The 100-year-old mansion just north of downtown Toronto is a hot bed of paranormal activity and is said to be haunted by the ghost of Lady Pellatt,…
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13 Days of Halloween, Day 13: Toronto’s haunted castle
The 100-year-old mansion just north of downtown is a hot bed of paranormal activity and is said to be haunted by the ghost of its founder's wife. Find out where the most…
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13 Days of Halloween, Day 12: Ghost at Government House
Government House in Regina — Creaky footsteps, items moved mysteriously and eerie tinkly sounds from a music box playing from what used to be a nursery. Government House in Regina, the official…
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13 Days of Halloween, Day 10: Industrial site gone bad
It's more than a haunted house. This is an entire industrial heritage site gone bad right in the Badlands of Alberta near Drumheller. Read more about this frightfully fun attraction.
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13 Days of Halloween, No. 5: Spooky corn mazes in Manitoba
At the Amaze in Corn attraction just outside of Winnipeg, a haunted forest in the corn maze will leave visitors trembling with delight.
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13 Days of Halloween, No. 4: Frightening Fort York
First built in 1793, Fort York is the birthplace of urban Toronto. It was also the gravesite of hundreds of soldiers who died throughout the years when it served as the city's…
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13 Days of Halloween, No. 3: The bloody Plains of Abraham
In 1759, thousands of soldiers lost their lives on the Plains of Abraham in fierce fighting between Wolfe and Montcalm. Centuries later, the chilling memory of those battles still lingers in Quebec…
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13 Days of Halloween, No. 1: Haunted Regina
We're counting down all the fun, ghoulish and frightfully good times you can enjoy while travelling around Canada between now and the witching hour on October 31. Here's the first installment of…
