Canada
Every logged mystery in this country.
- Manitoba
Falcon Lake Incident Area
In 1967 a Winnipeg machinist prospecting for quartz said he touched a landed, disc-shaped craft in the Manitoba bush and was burned by it, leaving behind injuries doctors couldn't fully explain and what Canadian researchers still call the country's best-documented UFO case.
- Northwest Territories
Nahanni Valley
A remote Canadian wilderness tied to the "Valley of the Headless Men," lost-mine legends, unexplained deaths, and one of the world's great protected river landscapes.
- Nova Scotia
Oak Island Treasure
A small Nova Scotia island where a buried, booby-trapped shaft discovered in 1795 has driven more than two centuries of treasure-hunting, six known deaths, and theories ranging from pirate gold to Templar relics, without ever producing a confirmed treasure.
- Nova Scotia
Sable Island
A crescent of sand in the open Atlantic has wrecked over 350 ships, earning it the name Graveyard of the Atlantic. Wild horses have lived among the wrecks for 250 years, and no one is certain how they got there.
- Ontario
Screaming Tunnel
A limestone drainage tunnel outside Niagara Falls where, according to a century of local telling, a girl burned to death decades ago and still screams if you light a match at midnight inside it.
- Nova Scotia
Shag Harbour UFO Incident
A 1967 Nova Scotia case in which witnesses, police, rescue crews, and military agencies investigated a glowing object reported to have crashed into the waters off Shag Harbour.