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Nestled high above the North Saskatchewan River, in the heart of Edmonton's skyline,

stands a grand stone sentinel, a chateau that has watched over the city for more than a century.

The Fairmont Hotel McDonald is known for its luxury, its elegance, and something else,

something unseen, something that refuses to be forgotten. When the doors first opened in

1915, it was a symbol of Canadian ambition and railway opulence. But behind the chandeliers and hand-carved oak panels,

stories began to emerge, stories of whispers in empty hallways, of footsteps echoing where no one stood,

of a man in an old-fashioned bell men's uniform who vanishes before he reaches your door.

Locals know it as the Mac.

Visitors know it as a luxury destination, but those who've stayed overnight or worked in its

shadow speak in hushed tones about certain rooms, certain corridors, and that distinct

creeping feeling that you are never truly alone.

Could it be the emotional echoes of the hotel's turbulent past,

or are the guests encountering something much more permanent?

In tonight's episode, we unravel the chilling reports,

the whispered warnings, and the strange phenomena

that surround one of Alberta's most haunted hotels. Whether it's residual energy or something

far more interactive, the Fairmont McDonald offers more than just turndown service. I'm Tony

Brewski. Let's dig in. Perched atop the bank of the North Saskatchewan River,

the Fairmont Hotel McDonald has long stood as a monument to Edmonton's early ambition.

Its stone facade and copper turrets rise like a castle from the past,

a reminder of a time when railway hotels were the height of luxury and status. Built by the

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