In his new collection of ghost stories, Ian Gibbs combs the Terminal City for its spooks and apparitions, from Gastown to Grouse Mountain, West Van to New West.In his new collection of ghost stories, ghost-walk guide and podcaster Ian Gibbs investigates the greater Vancouver area in search of the city's paranormal. These thirty stories cover more famous hauntings like Waterfront Station and the Orpheum Theatre as well as private houses and the apartments of friends and readers. Gibbs's research style balances history, personal experience, and input from residents, employees, local mediums, and paranormal experts. Among others, you'll learn aboutthe footsteps at the Irish Heatherthe spirited tunnels at Riverviewthe pranksters of Hycroft Manorthe haunted washrooms at the Alibi Roomthe ghost of Grace Ceperley at Fairacres Mansionthe murmurings at the Canneryand "The Tall" and "The Small" of the Royal Crown CastleFrom Gastown to Grouse Mountain, West Van to New West, Gibbs combs the Terminal City for its apparitions and presents his findings in a conversational style that meets readers where they are, whether history enthusiast, interested skeptic, or supernaturally sensitive.

In his fourth collection, Ian Gibbs guides you to the most haunted locales in Canada, from coast to coast to coast.From urban hauntings in big cities to intimate stories in small towns, Canada's Most Haunted shares never-before-told stories and gives fresh perspectives on the country's most famous hauntings. Read the hair-raising tales of: The victims and murderers of 108 Mile House, South Caribou, BC The actors and dancers wandering The Palace Grand in Dawson City, YT Night staff's chilling encounters at the Western Development Museum in Saskatoon, SK Why Nahanni National Park Reserve in Dehcho Region, NWT is nicknamed Valley of the Headless Men The rebels and military men haunting Fort Henry in Kingston, ON An unexpected paranormal friendship at The Four Sisters in St John's, NL Guided by experienced storyteller Ian Gibbs-ghost-walk guide, host of the Ghosts `N Bears podcast, and author of three ghost story collections-discover thirty-two chilling stories of ghosts and hauntings, with stops in every province and territory.

"Ian Gibbs takes a ghostly ride back through Calgary."-The Superstitious TimesIn his newest collection of ghost stories, Ian Gibbs returns to Calgary, the city of his childhood, to reckon with its better- and lesser-known haunts, and the beginnings of his own sense of the supernatural. Following on the success of his first two story collections, ghost-walk guide and host of the Ghosts `N Bears Podcast Ian Gibbs returns to Calgary, the city of his childhood, to reckon with his earliest experiences of the supernatural, corroborate some of the city's better known hauntings-think Heritage Park, Fort Calgary, and the Stampede Grandstand-and uncover many more. These thirty stories range from heritage homes and official historic sites, to strip malls and suburban basements.Along the way, Ian shares the beginnings of his sense of the paranormal, how he grew to trust his intuition, and relates conversations with friends old and new, whose outlook and experiences inform, alarm, and delight him. With stops at some of Calgary's most famous tourist destinations as well as a number of private properties, the book provides a conversational overview of the city's history, including its original Indigenous inhabitants and early Hudson's Bay days. Ian takes readers inside family mansions, churches, and more old sandstone schools than you can shake a stick at. Read aboutthe phantom revellers at the Palliser Hotel Lightning, the horse who haunts Firehall No. 3the returning blood stain at Deane Housethe little black dog at Foothills hospitalthe haunting of Zoo Bridgeand a sleepover that started with Atari and junk food and quickly turned more sinister

Ghost stories from Canada's most haunted city, including tales from iconic sites such as the Empress hotel, Hatley Castle, and Ross Bay Cemetery.Beautiful, charming Victoria is world renowned for its seaside attractions, flourishing gardens, and breathtaking ocean views. But looming behind its picture-perfect façade is a city shrouded in mystery, with restless, disembodied beings that whisper ghastly tales of mystery, violence, and horror.Known as British Columbia's most haunted city, Victoria is teeming with a plethora of spirits. Through this brand-new collection of disturbing tales, you'll come face to face with:The Grey Lady who chills hotel guests to the boneA decorated World War I soldier who protects tenants from something sinisterAn inconsolable child who haunts the pool area of a defunct hotelThe blood-soaked spectre who runs through the infamous Fan Tan Alley to escape captureThe ghost of Robert Johnson, who perpetually re-enacts his own suicideThe phantom of a cranky hermit who plagues a beautiful lake houseA spinster who gives tours of her childhood homeAnd many moreGet to know Victoria's best-known hauntings along with some you may have not have heard before.