From the creators of Stories Philippines Podcast—one of the Philippines’ pioneering true-horror podcasts—comes a journey into the darker side of the Great White North.
Stories Canada Podcast explores Canadian ghost stories, paranormal encounters, haunted places, unsettling folklore, strange disappearances, and unexplained events from communities across the country.
From isolated highways and snow-covered forests to historic buildings, quiet neighborhoods, and wilderness where help may be miles away, each episode brings eerie Canadian stories to life through atmospheric narration and a distinctly Filipino perspective.
Hear allegedly true encounters, community legends, listener experiences, and mysteries that reveal a side of Canada rarely found in travel guides. Some stories are personal accounts or folklore and may not be independently verified, but every tale is presented as an invitation to consider what could be waiting beyond the light.
Prepare for chilling stories from a beautiful country with a deeply haunted imagination. Welcome to Stories Canada Podcast.
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🎙️ Stories Canada EP022 — The Marysburgh Vortex
🌊 A triangular zone of unexplained disappearances in Lake Ontario has plagued mariners for over two centuries. From the vanishing of the merchant vessel Speedy in 1797 to modern encounters with compass failures, electromagnetic anomalies, and survivors who emerge with impossible stories — the Marysburgh Vortex is Canada's most enduring maritime mystery.
📖 CHAPTERS:
[00:00] Cold Open — Captain Morrison's encounter aboard the Carla Marie
[00:30] Title Card
[01:00] The History — Two centuries of disappearances in the triangular zone
[12:00] CTA #1
[13:00] The Turn — Modern investigations and government responses
[22:00] The Vault — Three classified encounters from the vortex
[30:00] The Peak — The most disturbing survivor account
[36:00] The Reflection — What the Vortex reveals about the nature of reality
[41:00] Outro + Network shoutouts
🔑 TOPICS: Marysburgh Vortex, Lake Ontario, unexplained disappearances, maritime mysteries, Great Lakes, Prince Edward County, electromagnetic anomalies, Canadian folklore, paranormal, ghost ships
#StoriesCanada #MarysburghVortex #LakeOntario #CanadianMysteries #MaritimeMysteries #GreatLakes #Unexplained #Paranormal #HustleStudios
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7 Aug 2026
Episode 021: Anyox — The Ghost Town That Burned
Episode 021: Anyox — The Ghost Town That Burned
The rise and fall of British Columbia's most ambitious industrial experiment — a company town that went from utopia to ghost town in the span of a single summer.
In 1914, the Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelting and Power Company began building what they envisioned as the model industrial community on the shores of Observatory Inlet. By 1935, after twenty years of operation, the town was abandoned overnight — 4,000 residents scattered, dinner plates left on tables, calendars frozen on July 15th.
But the ghosts of Anyox refused to leave. Fishermen reported lights in empty windows. Prospectors heard voices in abandoned houses. A schoolteacher heard singing from the cemetery hillside. The hospital basement whispered in a dozen languages. This is the story of a town that burned too bright and died too young.
timestamps
00:00 — Cold Open: The Last Doctor's Return
00:30 — Title Card
01:00 — The History: Building Utopia in the Wilderness
15:00 — CTA #1
15:30 — The Turn: Lights in Empty Windows
25:00 — The Vault: Hidden Facts About Anyox
28:00 — The Peak: Dawn at the Ghost Town
32:00 — The Reflection: What Anyox Teaches Us
40:00 — Outro + CTA #2
topics
Anyox British Columbia, ghost towns Canada, Granby Mining Company, copper smelter, Observatory Inlet, company towns, industrial history, supernatural hauntings, Nisga'a people, environmental destruction, Canadian history, British Columbia ghost towns, abandoned towns
hashtags #StoriesCanada #GhostTowns #BritishColumbia #Anyox #CanadianHistory #TrueStories #HauntedPlaces #IndustrialHistory #GhostTownStories #Paranormal
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Stories Canada Podcast - True Horror Stories is an independent production by HustleStudios. The stories and topics discussed are for entertainment and informational purposes only. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect HustleStudios or its affiliates.
Some names and details may be altered to protect privacy. Listener discretion advised. All content protected under copyright law.
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6 Aug 2026
Episode 020: Kakascousen and the Thunderbird
The supernatural guardian that commands the sky, swallows whales whole, and carries the souls of the dead to the spirit world.
In this episode of Stories Canada, we explore the legend of Kakascousen — the great Thunderbird of the Haida people. From Captain George Vancouver's first recorded encounter in 1792 to WWII radar stations tracking impossible flight patterns, from ethnographer Franz Boas's field journals to a 91-year-old elder's intimate meeting with the divine, this is a story that spans centuries and challenges everything we think we know about the natural world.
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 — Cold Open: Captain Morrison's 1907 encounter off Haida Gwaii
02:30 — The History: Kakascousen in Haida cosmology, spanning 13,000 years
05:00 — Vancouver's journals and early European accounts
08:00 — Missionary records and the Hudson's Bay Company observations
12:00 — Franz Boas's fieldwork and the 1886 storm encounter
15:00 — The Turn: WWII radar stations and military encounters
20:00 — Chief Robert Davidson's ceremony at Langara Island
25:00 — The Vault: Thunderbirds worldwide, atmospheric sprites, feather fragments
30:00 — The Peak: Elder Agnes Alfred's 1973 encounter
38:00 — The Reflection: What Thunderbird stories reveal about knowledge and reality
45:00 — Modern encounters and the 2018 fishing guide incident
48:00 — Outro and next episode preview
TOPICS: Canadian folklore, Haida mythology, Thunderbird legend, Kakascousen, Pacific Northwest Indigenous stories, WWII radar anomalies, supernatural encounters, cryptozoology, atmospheric phenomena
#StoriesCanada #Thunderbird #Kakascousen #HaidaMythology #CanadianFolklore #IndigenousStories #PacificNorthwest #SupernaturalEncounters #Podcast
DISCLAIMER 📢
Stories Canada Podcast - True Horror Stories is an independent production by HustleStudios. The stories and topics discussed are for entertainment and informational purposes only. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect HustleStudios or its affiliates.
Some names and details may be altered to protect privacy. Listener discretion advised. All content protected under copyright law.
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