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In October 1955, William Roe set out alone into the mountains of British Columbia. He had no idea that before the afternoon was over, he would find himself sitting only feet away from a creature he could neither comfortably call human nor animal and that the experience would remain with him strongly enough that he... Continue Reading →
Great Bear Lake in the Northwest Territories is the kind of place where mysteries can survive. Vast, isolated and surrounded by seemingly endless wilderness, parts of the enormous lake stretch into the Arctic Circle. In the summer of 2001, three people reportedly travelled into one particularly remote corner of that wilderness—and came away with a... Continue Reading →
During the summer of 2005, residents of Teslin, Yukon, began reporting something unusual moving through the bush surrounding their community. Teslin is a small community located approximately 180 kilometres southeast of Whitehorse, surrounded by vast stretches of northern wilderness. According to contemporary accounts, residents described hearing trees snapping and heavy movement coming from the forest,... Continue Reading →
Old Yellow Top is one of Ontario’s strangest - and surprisingly old - Sasquatch legends. Unlike many cryptids that spring from a single dramatic encounter, reports of this creature around Cobalt in northeastern Ontario stretched across more than six decades. What supposedly distinguished it from an ordinary Sasquatch was a very noticeable patch or mane... Continue Reading →
For three days in April 2026, something unusual was reportedly happening in the quiet farmland of southwestern Ontario. The reports came from Chatham-Kent, an area better known for sprawling agricultural fields, small woodlots and communities along the Thames River than for vast stretches of wilderness. It was hardly the setting most people would imagine for... Continue Reading →
