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“There is no fear


and Kristen keeps you engaged the whole time.”


to us their names, ages and details from their life – what they did, their feelings. Ten we tried to establish a timeline for them and to find out what was happening at that time. Sometimes we would play songs from the era and see how the spirits reacted. “At one point we were playing a song and the electrical


meter was jumping in time with the music as if the ghost was singing along. One spirit reacted to me more and I got this queasy feeling in my stomach and a scene in my head of being chased. I felt that I didn’t do anything wrong, but they caught me and hung me anyway. After I related the experi- ence to Kristen she told me that this was one of the theories of what happened in this room.” Talking to the Dead bus tours last three hours, from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. and include a visit to four locations: Fort Garry Hotel, Le Musée de Saint-Boniface Museum, the Manitoba Legislative Building, and Elmwood cemetery. You will learn


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about the eerie hauntings that have been reported in these historical locations and you will attempt to contact the dead. It is a great way to become initiated into the paranormal. Tose looking for a more intense immersion and commu-


nication tour can try the Muddy Waters’ Supernatural Site tour. Guests meet at a designated location and will spend three hours or more learning about its history and haunt- ings before attempting to contact spirits. You will also take part in table tipping; this tour will definitely broaden your views on the paranormal. Te City of Ghosts tour and Ghost Carriage Ride (horse


drawn carriage tour) will introduce you to the paranormal without any interaction with the spirits. You will discover how spirits interact with our world and what they are trying to tell us – a wonderful combination of Winnipeg history with paranormal activity. We dare you to go!


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Photo by Maxiline.


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