In this 2-hour compilation, we revisit four mini-documentaries on tales of the unexplained from the province of Ontario, which were previously published on this channel.
0:00:00 – Introduction
0:0:28 – Old Yellow Top: The Sasquatch of Cobalt, Ontario
0:19:48 – The Mug-Wump of Lake Temiskaming
0:49:28 – Ghost Stories from Niagara-on-the-Lake
1:20:08 – Nautical Mysteries of Canada’s Great Lakes
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Where I am in Sioux Lookout, it’s the only way to get to Sandy Lake by float plane only. My house is right where they take off on our lake
We Ontarians need more representation ❤
What's a wane gresky?
Not the centre of canada that is east of winnipeg
I will watch the rest of this when i get home from work wow i cant wait to watch this great video so farr
Been living in North bay / Temiskaming area my entire life and appreciated watching this. Really cool history in our area and glad to see how much research went into this.
Your haunting us with your whiteness JT
yeah certain parts of ontario spooks me out..
So America almost saved us from the English boot… well that sucks.
Red Headed Giants … also from Lovelock Nevada
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It's killing me when you keep saying Temiscaming-way. Temiscamingue is just a French pronunciation, my friend…
I grew up in niagara-on-the-lake, around victoria and front street, saw a lot of weird things in the house we lived in up until my dad split the property and had the heritage society do a survey for the first house built in the town, they ended up finding the foundation, as well as some horse bones. That's all I heard from that, but I never saw any weird shadows or noises at night after they packed up their things and closed up that dig sight… now that town is haunted by gelato shops and micro-breweries… And cunty Rich people but it's always had that.
thank u so much! i love my aboriginal brothers and sisters <3 i feel a deep connection with them. my family has pipil blood <3 long live first nations <3
Fort Frances, Ontario sends its regards!
Watching from Vancouver. I miss Toronto, I gotta go and get me some good Caribbean grub.
Ahhh caledon resident here, thank you for dropping the Ontario lore I never thought we needed
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"fat boy" takes me out
Centre of Canada is in Manitoba NOT Ontario. May want to fact check yourself…..
I AM a "Hairy Wildman" who lives in the woods on the shield! 😂
United States of who gives a sh!t !!!
I am from Geraldton and frequent the areas at the beginning of the video often, many more stories for you to explore there
Just found your channel, thank you so much for this great content. Can you discuss any stories related to Cold Lake/Bonnyville/Lakeland Area in Alberta? I saw a video of the Fort Kent urban legend but would love to see more from that area of Alberta. Thank you <3
I suspect that these stories were passed down from the time of the same giants 200 of who’s skeletons were found in Cayuga — buried in an area where there appears to have been a battle.
…According to the reports of their discovery, many of these people were as tall as 9’ — few being as ‘short’ as 7’.
It would surprise Me at all if the so-called ‘Mound Builders’ of Cayuga did in-fact prey on smaller humans — for food, sex and goods; that sadly seems to have happened often throughout history, I hope that it never will again.
Keep it beautiful and yours to discover. 🇨🇦
Was gonna watch this until I heard "heartland province and with good reason"
when I visited thunder bay the local temperature was -10C, while in the GTA the temperature was near 30C.
Lake Temiskaming has different legends on both Ontario's and Quebec's side
Petawawa 🇨🇦
Real mystery of when I will be employed in this hellhole
Ontario, Yours to discover! Please don't eat the cats!😸
I don't believe anything Indians say. They're all just gas huffing unemployed alcoholic wife beating drains on society
Awesome work! Very interesting. Sending from Niagara, Ontario!
'braves?' really?? can we stop calling using colonial terms for first nations peoples finally?
So our history consists of silly myths and urban legends… wow, so rich and exciting. This place is so boring
Love this video! I had no idea Ontario was such a SPOOPY PLACE
Im making a creature catching/taming game (not pokemon) but one I made up, and I decided to start off with Canada, specifically the first province being Ontario. This video is an amazing help, ty!