The Other Side

The rooms at the Sam Waller Museum are full of oddities and curiosities from the past.

Exploring a maze of underground tunnels in Moose Jaw, the team looks to make contact with local spirits.

For decades, people were brutally executed at Fort Saskatchewan, leaving behind a dark wound and many restless spirits.

The team heads to Gravelbourg, Sask., a place well known for its ghostly inhabitants and spiritual encounters.

The team finds themselves in Winnipeg, Man., at the Seven Oaks House, to investigate the home’s spirits.

On a dark and stormy night, the team makes a deeper connection with a ghostly nun at the Saint Boniface Museum.

In this episode, the team heads to Manitoba to explore the home of Louis Riel, a Métis political leader.

In this episode, the team heads to the Prince Albert Historical Museum in hopes of connecting with the other side.

A small house in Alameda, Sask., was once the only hospital for miles. It’s a place that saw both life and death.

Connections with spirits at the Henry House in Fort Saskatchewan leave our spiritual investigators feeling heartbroken.

During the Spanish Flu, Slave Lake had to create mass graves to bury the dead. Now, lost spirits wander the town.

Jeff heads to Piikani Nation in Alberta to visit an abandoned house known for its spiritual inhabitants.

A fan from Kawacatoose First Nation reaches out to the team for help ridding her home of a menacing spirit.