Haunted Old Montreal

Haunted Montreal Blog #67 – Brock Tunnel

With the reputation as a haunted tunnel, it also attracts thrill-seekers who dare one another to enter through the metal gate near the off-ramp. One nearby condo owner has reported seeing people cautiously enter the tunnel only to bolt out of it screaming after a minute or two.

Haunted Montreal Blog #65 – Montreal’s Werewolf Legends

Werewolves and similar creatures have a long history of plaguing those living on the island of Tiohtià:ke/Montreal. When the French began colonizing the Indigenous lands of Turtle Island in the early 1600s, strange European tales of werewolves came with the settlers.

Haunted Montreal Blog #64 – Montreal’s Haunted Sewers

December 13, 2020
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General, Haunted Downtown, Haunted Griffintown, Haunted Old Montreal
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There are reports of strange moaning noises and metallic clanging within the old sewer. Security guards have claimed the noises usually start around 9 p.m. and can last throughout the night. The best theory about why the collector is haunted takes us back to Christmas Day during 1840.

Haunted Montreal Blog #60 – Place des Jésuites

Shocked and terrified, as the apparition got closer, he could see it was clad in a black robe and holding what appeared to be a large crucifix that appeared as though it had just come out of an iron forge. It was glowing, as though red hot.