After spending almost 12 years in prison for the murder of Nova Scotia teen Sandy Seale, Donald Marshall Jr. was exonerated and became a symbol for Canada’s wrongfully convicted. Continue reading →

This week’s episode of the Dark Poutine podcast covers the kidnapping of a North Vancouver woman named Cynthia Kilburn. Continue reading →

James Shannon’s body was found at his Port Alberni, B.C. home after he failed to show up for work the day before Valentine’s Day in 2008. Continue reading →

Learn how a tragic murder in 1977 led to Toronto’s Yonge Street as it’s known today. Continue reading →

Brother XII was born Edward Arthur Wilson in Birmingham, England, into a religious family. He was a sailor who turned up in B.C. by the late 1920s. Believing he was in touch with an ancient Egyptian spirit who named him Brother XII, he created the Aquarian Foundation in 1927. Continue reading →

The 10th prime minister of Canada was instrumental in furthering the country’s growth — but he had his dark side, too. Continue reading →

On this week’s episode of the Dark Poutine podcast, we hear about the disappearance of Jodi Henrickson. Continue reading →

After a viral interview, a man known as Kai the Hatchet-Wielding Hitchhiker was found guilty in the murder of Joseph Galfy Jr. Continue reading →

On this week’s episode of the Dark Poutine podcast, we hear about a Canadian-born fugitive who hid in Death Valley. Continue reading →

The Vancouver Canucks made the Stanley Cup finals twice in 17 years. After both, coming on the heels of game 7 losses, bad apples tore up the fair city. Continue reading →