Ghosts in the Darkness

Ontario BigfootA Field Researcher's Journey Into Canada's Most Mysterious WildernessFor decades, the deep forests of Ontario have carried whispers-strange sounds echoing across black lakes, massive shapes slipping between pines, unexplained tracks appearing miles from any road. Hunters, hikers, trappers, canoeists, and unsuspecting campers have all reported moments they can't fully explain. But scattered stories aren't enough. Real answers take boots on the ground, long nights in the bush, and a willingness to face the unknown.Ontario Bigfoot is a true exploration-part field manual, part investigation, part wilderness mystery-written by Northern Ontario researcher Timothy D, director of Ontario Bigfoot and long-time investigator of Canada's most remote regions. Drawing from over fifteen years of backcountry expeditions, eyewitness interviews, case files, audio anomalies, and on-the-ground research, this book brings together the most compelling Bigfoot encounters ever reported across the province.From the dark old-growth forests of Temagami to the storm-torn shores of Lake of the Woods, from quiet Algonquin portages to the rugged mining backroads of Sudbury and Kenora, this book reveals:Long-term hotspot areas where patterns repeat year after yearFirst-hand accounts of sightings, tracks, lights, vocalizations, and strange "mumbling" heard deep in the bushCreepy, unexplained behaviour observed by hunters and trappers who know the wilderness better than anyoneHigh-strangeness encounters that blur the line between creature and mysteryField techniques used by modern researchers-including audio, drone footage, thermal, nighttime setups, and baseline wilderness protocolsPossible explanations for the most credible reportsThe psychology of witnesses and why certain people encounter things others never noticeHoaxes, misidentifications, and frauds within Ontario's Bigfoot scene-and how real evidence stands apartAt the heart of the book is the chilling West Temagami hunting family case-a series of encounters spanning nearly a decade, including visual sightings, footprints, nighttime activity, and unexplained audio signatures. Their experiences, documented on the same land across multiple years, form one of the most compelling ongoing Bigfoot cases in Canada.Other reports include:A giant figure on the edge of Algonquin's North GateA creature stealing a bear carcass near Sioux NarrowsMiners in Cobalt witnessing a yellow-eyed being on a ridgeStrange calls echoing across remote lakes at nightMassive prints found near abandoned cabinsShadow figures watching campsites from the tree lineWhether you're a believer, a skeptic, or someone who simply loves the Canadian wilderness, Ontario Bigfoot offers a deep, level-headed look at what's really happening in the forests many believe they know.This book doesn't promise answers.But it brings you so close to the truth that the silence of the wilderness may never feel the same again.

British Columbia is a place where mystery is woven directly into the landscape-where the rainforests grow older than recorded history, where mountains rise like fortress walls, and where thousands of square kilometres remain untouched by any human footstep. For generations, this rugged province has stood at the crossroads of the unexplained. It is home to some of the most compelling Bigfoot reports on the continent, eerie ghost towns that refuse to let their stories die, lake monsters that surface without warning, and wilderness vanishings that have baffled search teams for decades.Mysteries of British Columbia takes readers deep into the Pacific Northwest's shadowed valleys, fog-shrouded coastlines, and high-altitude plateaus to explore the strange events, sightings, and encounters that continue to define the region. Drawing from historical records, eyewitness accounts, Indigenous knowledge, modern case files, and field research, this book investigates:Sasquatch encounters across the Fraser Valley, Harrison Lake, Vancouver Island, the Kootenays, the Interior, and the remote coastal inletsOgopogo and other lake creatures, including rarely discussed sightings from northern BCGhost towns and haunted sites, from Barkerville to forgotten mining camps buried in the forestStrange vanishings, including unexplained disappearances in provincial parks, mountain corridors, and backcountry trailsUFO sightings and aerial anomalies documented from the coast to the InteriorIndigenous spirit beings, legends, and warnings, passed down for centuriesCryptids and strange wildlife reported in the mountain ranges stretching from the Yukon border to the Pacific shorelineModern case files, interviews, and wilderness observationsHistorical mysteries tied to the Gold Rush, lost mines, and abandoned logging settlementsUnlike sensationalized accounts, this book keeps its focus on what is actually recorded, documented, and still unexplained. The stories chosen here are the strongest cases-those with multiple witnesses, consistent patterns, or credible historical context. Each chapter blends real-world investigation with an atmospheric sense of place, creating a narrative that feels grounded, cinematic, and alive with the tension of true wilderness.For anyone fascinated by Bigfoot, haunted locations, lake monsters, disappearances, or the deeper mysteries of the North, Mysteries of British Columbia offers an immersive journey through one of the most enigmatic regions in North America. This is the Pacific Northwest as it is rarely shown-vast, ancient, unpredictable, and haunted by more than old legends.Step into the deep forest. The trail ahead winds into the unknown.

Haunted Algonquin: Ghosts, Creatures & Wilderness MysteriesThe Darkest Stories from Ontario's Most Legendary ParkAlgonquin Provincial Park is one of the most beautiful and mysterious places in Canada-a million acres of deep forest, cold lakes, endless portages, and trails where silence feels older than time. But beneath the postcard beauty lies another side of Algonquin. A darker side. A haunted side.For more than a century, canoeists, hikers, loggers, rangers, and park staff have reported strange and unsettling encounters within the park's endless backcountry. Glowing lights drifting through the trees. Voices calling from empty shorelines. Heavy footsteps circling tents at night. Canoeists paddling through thick fog suddenly hearing whispers on the water. Shadow figures crossing trails at dusk. Entire lakes where people feel watched from every direction.Haunted Algonquin uncovers the park's most chilling stories-drawn from real witness accounts, historical reports, ranger logs, Indigenous warnings, lost-canoeist mysteries, and modern-day explorers who experienced moments they cannot forget.Inside you'll discover:Terrifying ghost encounters on remote portages, isolated campsites, and old ranger cabinsHistoric hauntings dating back to logging camps, abandoned railways, and long-forgotten tragediesStrange creatures reported deep in the bush-far from any roadEerie lights and sky phenomena witnessed over quiet lakesUnexplained disappearances that still haunt Algonquin's historyChilling nighttime encounters experienced by modern campers and canoe trippersStories of watchers in the treeline, strange knocks and whistles, and footsteps pacing campsitesIndigenous warnings about places the forest does not easily give backModern paranormal investigations and the patterns that keep surfacingWith a blend of wilderness adventure, investigative research, and eerie storytelling, this book brings you deep into the heart of Algonquin's haunted landscape. Every chapter pulls back another layer of the mysteries hidden within the park's old-growth pines, lonely lakes, and abandoned logging roads.Whether you're a camper, paddler, or simply someone fascinated by the unexplained, Haunted Algonquin will change the way you look at Ontario's wilderness. After reading it, the next time you paddle across a quiet lake or step onto a dark forest trail, you may find yourself listening a little more carefully… and wondering what truly moves in the shadows.Algonquin's beauty is unforgettable-but so are its ghosts.