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QUEBEC: Haunting Ghost Stories: True Haunted Tales of Castles, City Streets & Lost Villages
Québec is a province shaped by centuries of conflict, devotion, tragedy, and resilience—and its ghost stories are woven into the land itself. In this entry in the Haunting Canada series, you’ll explore true-feeling hauntings rooted in real old cities, sacred sites, lost villages, riverside roads, and forests where people still report something calling from the dark.
From Québec City’s historic streets to Montréal’s institutions and underground history, these stories blend regional history, long-held legend, and modern reports. You’ll encounter battlefield echoes, phantom clergy, shadow figures in everyday places, and sightings that continue today—because in Québec, the past is never far away.
Inside, you’ll
• Québec City’s most haunted streets and historic sites
• The Plains of Abraham, where soldiers are still reported at dusk
• Montréal’s hospitals, asylums, universities, and old quarters with ongoing sightings
• Lost villages drowned beneath the St. Lawrence and the legends that followed
• Cursed forests and back roads where voices and figures appear without warning
• Religious sites watched over by phantom monks and nuns
• Lakes and rivers marked by strange lights and phantom boats
• Modern encounters in homes, highways, parks, and public buildings
Written in the location-based style that defines the Haunting Canada series, Haunting Ghost Stories connects each tale to place, history, and the people who still remember.
If you enjoy Canadian folklore, dark history, and ghost stories tied to real locations, this book belongs on your Kindle.
From Québec City’s historic streets to Montréal’s institutions and underground history, these stories blend regional history, long-held legend, and modern reports. You’ll encounter battlefield echoes, phantom clergy, shadow figures in everyday places, and sightings that continue today—because in Québec, the past is never far away.
Inside, you’ll
• Québec City’s most haunted streets and historic sites
• The Plains of Abraham, where soldiers are still reported at dusk
• Montréal’s hospitals, asylums, universities, and old quarters with ongoing sightings
• Lost villages drowned beneath the St. Lawrence and the legends that followed
• Cursed forests and back roads where voices and figures appear without warning
• Religious sites watched over by phantom monks and nuns
• Lakes and rivers marked by strange lights and phantom boats
• Modern encounters in homes, highways, parks, and public buildings
Written in the location-based style that defines the Haunting Canada series, Haunting Ghost Stories connects each tale to place, history, and the people who still remember.
If you enjoy Canadian folklore, dark history, and ghost stories tied to real locations, this book belongs on your Kindle.
67 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 18, 2025
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