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Brandi's Ghost Tour -
Haunted Niagara
When I first moved to
Ontario, I found it to be spiritually much calmer than my home province,
but the Niagara region is a significant exception. Perhaps it is the
legacy of the War of 1812? Perhaps it is also that spirits seem to
manifest more easily in the presence of running water, and with the
highly active rivers, lakes and creeks here, there is no shortage of
energy conduits.
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The Buttery is said to have been haunted, at least until an
exorcism reputedly cleaned up its spiritual energy. If the stories
are true, a horrible murder took place here years ago. I feel little
to no spiritual energy here, nothing nasty, so if an exorcism was
indeed performed, it must have worked.
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Drummond Hill Cemetery: The Battle of Lundy's Lane - I don't get
strong feelings when I pass by the cemetery, but others have
reported some strong encounters with ghost soldiers in this
location.
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Fort George - Said to be "The most haunted site in Canada" by
some. I finally visited Fort George Canada Day 2006, and got an
interesting "EVP" recording there. For some reason it makes me
reeeeeally
uncomfortable, and I don't "spook out" easily. There is a walking
ghost tour of the fort. I often feel the strong energy left in the
field outside the fort when I drive past this place.
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Ghost Photography in Ontario
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Hamilton Ghost Walks
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Hamilton Paranormal
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Haunted Hamilton
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The Olde Angel Inn - Niagara-on-the-Lake - Widely reputed to be
haunted. I have visited the Inn on several occasions, often bringing
"sensitive" friends to get their take on it. They all feel a very
heavy energy there, with some better able to handle it than others.
They are quite proud of their resident spook though - they even have
a plaque on the outside of the building that tells his tragic story.
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Table Rock - Table Rock is the main observation lookout over the
Falls. It has a somewhat checkered history, but is currently managed
by Niagara Parks, so there are no brigands waiting to steal your
money (unless you count the rather high prices there for film and
batteries - but it all goes to support the Park). I always get the
feeling of a strong feminine presence at Table Rock, an ancient
native spirit who watches over the falls, especially at night.
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