paranormal
A Night of Spookiness at the CNE
Paranormal expert and Dundurn author Richard Palmisano spent the last two weeks thrilling CNE visitors with his popular ghost tours and huge Ghost Pavilion at the Toronto fairgrounds.
Check out some of the pictures below, which capture the fun and mayhem of Richard’s ghostly exhibition!
And the Oscar for Spookiness Goes To…
With the lead up to the 83rd Annual Academy Awards in full swing, I can’t help but think that this year’s nominees are unusually tame compared to previous seasons. Stories of love and friendship predominate whereas ghouls and gore are conspicuously absent. The King’s Speech? The Fighter? Toy Story 3? The lighter side of film [...]
UFO Sightings (at Dundurn)
I don’t scare easy.
Ok, wait. Rephrase. I don’t scare easy, but I get nervous easy. And it depends on the situation set forth.
But aliens have always seemed to do it for me. Any sort of “unidentified creature,” really. E.T.? Terrifying (until I saw it in its 20th anniversary re-release as an adult). Predator? Don’t get [...]
Happy Halloween
“He did the mash
He did the monster mash
The monster mash
It was a graveyard smash …”
Yes it’s that time of year again! Halloween! A day of thrills, chills, tricks, and treats. We at Dundurn got into the Halloween spirit by dressing up for the day and having a costume competition. Here are some Dundurn ghouls.
And the winners [...]
Nearing Hallowe’en…
In 1915, physician, politician and community leader Dr. T.G. Hamilton was president of the Manitoba Medical Association and was an elected a member of the provincial legislature. In 1918, soon after his young son’s death, he began to experiment with psychic phenomena. His aim was the scientific investigation of paranormal phenomena such as rappings, psychokinesis, [...]
