Hello and welcome to Maple Moose Mysteries! Each week we take a look at a different unsolved mystery or crime that takes place in Canada. Whether it be a unexplained event or a notorious case, we will examine the story, the theories that surround it, and why it remains unsolved to this day. Join me as we explore a more obscure side of Canadian history and help unleash your inner detective!
In 1846, a beloved Swedish sailor named Redburn was convicted of murder and sentenced to hang. But after some time, the public began to question whether justice was truly being served. Was Redburn a cold-blooded killer… or a man who made a terrible mistake?
6 Feb 2026
Death Metal : The Rise of Copper Theft in Canada
In 2020, a man stood in a Windsor, Ontario courtroom in tears. He was guilty of copper theft—but the consequences of his crime were far worse than a criminal record.
Copper theft is often dismissed as petty crime, yet across Canada it has become one of the most dangerous and destructive offenses, disrupting critical infrastructure and leaving some offenders permanently injured or dead.
21 Jan 2026
Every Controversial Shark Attack in Canadian History
While there may not be great whites in the great lakes, Canada has been subject to 29 recorded shark attacks in its history. But some of these attacks or incidents have been called into question. Whether it be due to a lack of evidence or simply appearing too crazy to be true, the most controversial shark attacks in Canadian history are worth talking about. You decide which of them holds water.
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