The ghost hunters investigate Pickering Museum Village, a sprawling historical site known for its preserved 19th-century buildings and eerie encounters. From phantom footsteps to flickering lanterns, the village may be more alive at night than it seems by day.

The ghost hunters explore the studios at APTN’s head office in downtown Winnipeg, where stories of ancestral presences and unsettling experiences hint at a deeper connection to the land.

In the quiet village of Leaskdale, the ghost hunters explore the former home of acclaimed author Lucy Maud Montgomery, uncovering eerie phenomena that suggest her presence never left.

At the Winnipeg Firefighters Museum, the team explores strange phenomena tied to the heroic — and sometimes tragic — legacy of the city’s bravest firefighters. Disembodied voices and phantom footsteps suggest that some of them never truly left the station.

The team visits Gordon House, nestled along the Detroit River in Amherstburg. Built in the early 19th century, it was once a bustling inn. Now, rumours swirl of a former innkeeper who roams the house and a drowned sailor who can be sensed during stormy nights.

At the Oshawa Museum, the team investigates three historic homes that now serve as portals to the past, where the spirits of settlers, lost children and heartbroken lovers still dwell.

At One Market in Brantford, the ghost hunters explore reports of phantom footsteps, strange electrical malfunctions and a persistent feeling of being watched. As the team investigates, they uncover a layered history of Brantford’s boom, bust and rebirth.

At the Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada, the team investigates reports of ghostly pilots, flickering lights and unexplained noises tied to the museum’s vast collection of historic aircraft, some of which never completed their final missions.

The ghost hunters enter the Old Post Office in Cambridge, where a secret affair, a suspected suicide, phantom footsteps and sudden gusts of cold air suggest that some letters were never fully sent — or received.

At the historic Flato Academy Theatre in Lindsay, the ghost hunters investigate flickering lights and spectral applause that suggest the curtain never fell for some restless performers.

The team investigates Whitby’s Station Gallery, once a railway station and now a vibrant art space with mystery in its walls. Could a decades-old cold case be behind reports of strange visions, disembodied voices and inexplicable emotional waves?

In Port Perry, the ghost hunters investigate Scugog Shores Museum, a heritage site with reports of eerie footsteps, shadowy figures and voices from empty cabins. Their findings suggest that the village is still inhabited by pioneers who never moved on.

The ghost hunters travel to Winnipeg to explore the Burton Cummings Theatre, a historic venue with tales of a ghostly usher, vanishing figures and actors Laurence Irving and Mabel Hackney, who are perhaps taking an extended ghostly curtain call.