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Hey, it's Alan, and I wanted to share a show with you.

I think you're going to really like this.

It's called Haunted Canada, and it's hosted by award-winning storyteller Nadine Bailey.

It's perfect for the fall.

This episode brings you something spooky

in a place near and dear to many fans of Canada's game. It's a tragic tale that takes place

at the Hockey Hall of Fame and tells the story of Dorothy, the ghost that lives within it.

Listen, if you dare.

Looming on the corner of Young and Front Street in Toronto, Ontario,

is the iconic former Bank of Montreal.

It is an impressive building that mesmerizes passers-by with its imposing presence.

But you're there for what's inside, a shrine to Canada's game.

You're here to see the Great One's jersey and take a glimpse at the silverware and trophies, including the Stanley Cup.

As you wander through nostalgic images, thinking of Timbitt's hockey, encountering hockey

idols and cheering on your favorite team, you walk into the Great Hall and are mesmerized. The stained glass dome creates a rainbow spectacle below,

and then, from the corner of your eye, you see her.

You scan over the second floor railing, and your stomach drops. Your spine tingles. A woman with long black

hair has just locked eyes with you. But there's something not quite right about her. She senses

you looking and then a scream gets stuck in your throat.

You can only choke out a whisper.

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