Paranormal Sightings in Nova Scotia
8 nightmarks documented
8 paranormal sightings in Nova Scotia
The Shag Harbour Incident — craft crashes into Nova Scotia waters, RCMP on scene (1967)
A whistling object with four flashing lights struck the sea off Shag Harbour, Nova Scotia on Oct 4, 1967 — RCMP and Navy divers responded to Canada's only official UFO crash.
Fortress of Louisbourg — French colonial ghosts on Cape Breton Island
Staff in this massive French fortress reconstruction encounter soldiers too authentic to be actors — they vanish around corners on foggy Cape Breton nights.
Citadel Hill — Cassie Allen's ghost guards Halifax's star fortress
Cassie Allen drowned in the moat trying to reach her soldier lover — her ghost still walks the ramparts of Halifax's star fortress, searching for him.
Acadia University — the pregnant Baptist girl's ghost in Wolfville, Nova Scotia
A pregnant Baptist girl killed herself rather than face disgrace — her distressed spirit has haunted Acadia University's dormitories since the Victorian era.
Young Teazer — the burning ghost ship of Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia
A privateer exploded in flames in 1813 — for over 200 years, the burning Young Teazer has sailed Mahone Bay on dark nights, its fire reflected in still waters.
Oak Island Money Pit — 225 years of treasure hunts in Nova Scotia
Since 1795, Oak Island's Money Pit has swallowed six lives and millions of dollars chasing a treasure sealed behind engineered flood tunnels — the most persistent treasure hunt in history.
Bedford Basin — the ghost ships and drowned spirits of Halifax harbour
Ghost ships appear in the fog of Halifax's inner harbour — Mi'kmaq spirits, French ghosts, and the 2,000 dead of the 1917 explosion haunt these waters.
All Saints Cathedral — the ghost of the former dean haunts Halifax
A former dean still kneels in prayer at the front of this Halifax cathedral — the scent of incense appears and pages turn in empty pew racks.