British Columbia doesn't just hold history. It traps it. Whole town's rotten silence while something still moves through them. People walk into places they swear they've never been, but somehow know exactly where they are.

Encounters that don't fade, don't soften, don't go away, no matter how badly you want them to.

And tonight, we're not skimming the surface of these stories.

We're getting it from two women who've been in it, face to face with the stories, the locations, and whatever's still hanging on.

Gina Armstrong and Victoria Vancheck, creators of Haunted History, BC, authors, researchers,

relentless in tracking down the darkest corners of Canada's past and dragging those stories

into the light. Since 2017, they've built a reputation for digging deeper,

working with historic sites, documenting

real encounters, and launching Canada's first paranormal magazine, while most people were

still debating if any of this was even real.

And what they're uncovering?

It isn't just folklore.

It's still happening.

I'm Dave Schrader, and this is our paranormal 60.

I'm not going to stand here and listen to this below me.

He won't slow him. He doesn supernatural baloney to me.

Supernatural, perhaps.

Baloney, perhaps not.

Good evening, my darklings.

Here I am broadcasting live from inside the haunted Palmer House Hotel,

restaurant, and pub in beautiful downtown Sox Center, Minnesota.

And it's about time that we visit our neighbors to the north.

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