Strange Ontario

Nature never ceases to be amazing.

If you are a surviving family and have discovered any posts with stress and dismay, please message me immediately.I visit locations with deep respect, and...

The Ontario Heritage Trust works with communities across the province to open the doors, gates and courtyards of their unique and most fascinating cultural sites so you can explore the stories inside.

Nature photography is a versatile genre. You’ll see images that are beautiful or bizarre, frightening or fascinating. Today’s featured photo was taken on the shores of Lake Ontario in Canada and shows some unusual ice formations.

Alex’s work has appeared in The Toronto Star, Rue Morgue, Famous Monsters of Filmland, and Shock Till You Drop. Her writing has also been published in The Supernatural Cinema of Guillermo del Toro: Critical Essays, Art of the Title and Offscreen Film Journal. She has lectured on theatre and film in schools in Ontario, Québec and Cambridge, Massachusetts, including two lectures as part of The Black Museum lecture series: “Ghosts in the Machine: The Evolution of Found Footage Horror“ (2013) and “Quelle Horreur: The Films of New French Extremity“ (2014). Her books Films of New French Extremity: Visceral Horror and National Identity (2016), and The 1990s Teen Horror Cycle: Final Girls and New Hollywood Formula (2018) are available via McFarland.

A mysterious photo, taken by a hiker in Dundas Peak in Ontario, Canada has gone viral as people are convinced that they can see a ghost....

Watch Janet Kellough on Lake Ontario’s most mysterious shipwrecks Video Online, on GlobalNews.ca...

Roland Bigras of Sturgeon Falls in northeastern Ontario has a pastime some people might find a little strange — he likes to fish for metallic objects with a magnet. On a recent excursion in Lake Nipissing’s Cache Bay, he discovered a heavy item he could not lift on his own.

“One day after a change of government, the new RCAF Chief of the Air Staff came to inspect our facilities and programs, and after lunch, I asked if he would like to see something special. I showed him a piece of the Arrow, cockpit section, and engine nacelles and a few other bits. I asked him what we should do with it, and he said to keep it hidden until the climate in Ottawa was right, and then he would arrange to have it placed in the National Aeronautical Museum in Ottawa.”

This immersive wilderness experience will bring you into the forest with a single delicious goal in mind: how to identify, find, and harvest wild edible mushrooms!

It will be hard to deny the icy chill you feel up your spine while exploring these fascinating Ontario paranormal locations.

Two pilots over Canadian airspace reported a 'bright green flying object' that flew into a cloud and 'disappeared' towards the end of last month, with the military plane abruptly changing course.

Only a handful of barn owls remain in the province — and if their grassland hunting grounds aren’t restored, they could disappear for good.

We will be joined by Tyler from Ontario in Canada, sharing unexplained occurrences with Waking Dreams, visits from beings and premonitions. And our witness submission this episode is from Tekam from Cameroon and his experience with Astral projection.

It's the first preserved blue whale heart in the world.

Original audio play included in Fringe North 2021 lineup...

Take a tour of an abandoned 1970s mansion in Ontario, Canada. The home features a large indoor pool, shag carpet, and an abundance of wood paneling.

This week Back Roads Bill wonders about these dolmen stones; if you know of any he would like to know...