For a century, the Don Valley Brick Works made the bricks that built Toronto. Beneath the veneer of industry and progress lies a history of grit, tragedy, and restless spirits. Those same bricks found their way into many of the city’s most haunted places. Some say the hauntings cling not to the land, but to the bricks themselves. Once you know which buildings, you may never look at them the same way again. Trace the rounds of a phantom Night Watchman. Listen for a child’s ghostly footsteps above the fire-breathing kilns. Confront the chilling legend of the Cabbagetown Monster that lurks in the tunnels beneath the city. Limited nights at Evergreen Brick Works this August. Book now before this special event disappears.

This Titanic-era steamship spent nearly 60 years navigating some of the most haunted waters in the Great Lakes, where shipwrecks, tragic losses, and sightings of phantom vessels were frighteningly frequent. Is it any surprise the ship has a few ghosts of its own? From ghostly figures at the Bellhop’s Station to eerie encounters in the ballroom, every corner of the SS Keewatin holds a chilling surprise. Don’t miss this rare chance to explore this legendary vessel under the cover of night on an exclusive, spine-chilling tour from the team at The Haunted Walk. Tickets are slowly sinking now!