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Haunted by ghosts in Collingwood, Ontario?

We are currently accepting investigation requests for haunted historical homes & haunted historical buildings in the Collingwood area.

If you own a haunted historical home or haunted historical building in Collingwood, Wasaga Beach, Meaford, Thornbury, Creemore, etc.. please complete the form below to request a free paranormal investigation.

We are one of Canada’s oldest ghost investigation organizations, established by paranormal investigator Michelle McKay.

We have investigated numerous haunted historical buildings and haunted historical mansions in Canada and the United States. Historical sites are our specialty.

Heritage/historical designation of your home or building is not required, however, it must have been originally built in the 1800’s or early 1900’s (ie. Victorian Home or Century Home). We accept both residentials and businesses.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Wasaga Beach Ghosts: ‘All The Cables Were Unplugged’

Location: Wasaga Beach, Ontario, Canada

The following report was sent into our website by Amanda on June 4, 2012:

“It all started one cold, rainy summer night. I was home alone, sitting on the couch watching my favourite movie, Dear John, when all of a sudden the TV turns off by itself and I hear a knocking at the window. I look, but only left to see nothing.

So, I decided to turn the TV back on and continue watching my movie, but it wouldn’t work. I checked around the TV and all the cables were unplugged. I was confused, so I decided to plug the cables back in then turn on the TV.

Once it went on it landed on a television show that I usually watch, The News. I started watching it when I heard another knock on the window. But again, left to see nothing. So, like any other person, I ignored it and started watching TV again.

It was fine until another 15 minutes or so, when a news report on Wasaga Beach came on. Then I heard a crack from above my TV where a painting is hung. The painting had fallen just by my TV, leaving me terrified. I KNEW something was not right.

My dog looked at me, but not in my eyes like he usually does. He was concentrated on something behind me. I turn around to see a bright flash then a man on my back porch. I run to get my phone to dial 911 but as soon as I punch in the numbers my phone dies, it was at full battery.

I keep my phone charger in a drawer in the kitchen. I pulled it out of the drawer to find the cord broken, it wasn’t broken this morning!!!!

At this point, I ran outside to my neighbour’s house and told him everything that happened. He asked me to describe the man, so I did. He was average-sized, white skin, with a black hoodie and jeans. He had big brown eyes, blood-shot, he looked like he was very drunk and soaking wet.

My neighbour pulled out his newspaper and showed me a picture of a man like I had described. “Him?” “YES!” I shouted. I grabbed the paper from him. “This man committed suicide today by jumping off the blue bridge down at beach 1.”

Oh my goodness. I was so terrified. I only saw him once again, but he gave me a friendly smile, though!”

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Wasaga Beach Ghosts: All The Cables Were Unplugged

Location: Wasaga Beach, Ontario, Canada

The following report was sent into our website by Amanda on June 4, 2012:

“It all started one cold, rainy summer night. I was home alone, sitting on the couch watching my favourite movie, Dear John, when all of the sudden the T.V turns off by itself and I hear a knocking at the window. I look, but only left to see nothing. So, I decided to turn the T.V on and continue watching my movie, but it wouldn’t work. I checked arround the T.V and all the cables were unplugged. I was confused, so I decided to plug the cables back in then turn on the t.v. Once it went on it landed on a television show that I usually watch, The News. I started watching it, when I heard another knock on the window. But again, left to see nothing. So, like any other person, I ignored it and started watching t.v again. It was fine until another 15 minutes or so,when a news report on Wasaga Beach came on. Then I heard a crack from above my t.v, where a painting is hung. The painting had fell just by my t.v., leaving me terrified. I KNEW something was not right. My dog looked at me, but not in my eyes like he usually does. He was concentrated on something behind me. I turn arround to see a bright flash then a man on my back porch. I run to get my phone to dial 911 but as soon as I punch in the numbers my phone dies, but it was at full battery. I try plugging in my phone. I keep my phone charger in a drawer in the kitchen. I pull out my cord but it is broken, but it wasn’t this morning!!!!

At this point I ran outside to my neighbor’s house and told him this story. He asked me to describe the man, so I did. He was average sized, white skin, with a black hoodie and jeans. He had big brown eyes, blood-shot, he looked like he was very drunk and soaking wet. My neighbour pulled out his newspaper and showed me a picture of a man like I had described. “Him?” “YES!” I shouted. I grabbed the paper from him. “This man committed suicide today by jumping off the blue bridge down at beach 1.” Oh my goodness. I was so terrified.

I only saw him once again, but he gave me a friendly smile, though!”

Submit your true ghost story here