At historic Old Fort Erie, Jim finds hundreds of troubled souls left behind in the wake of Canada's bloodiest battle.  Richard and Brie do a little exploring by themselves and it goes exactly as you'd expect, hilariously!

The team have a very creepy night in Ontario's oldest jail, as Richard, Brie and Jim are stalked by a number of prisoners who refuse to leave.  Slamming doors and camera malfunctions plague this episode of KKG.

On this episode of Knock Knock Ghost, we head up the of HMCS Haida, docked in Hamilton Ontario. Known as the Fightingest Ship in the Royal Canadian Navy she provides one scary night for the team.

Richard, Jim and Brie are in the tiny rural town of Amherstberg, Ontario to discover a historic location at the heart of Canada's past, and this one holds many secrets to be unlocked by Jim. Having been both a location of major historic significance and an Asylum this fort on the Detroit River does not disappoint.

Visit the dark side via 1802 as the team descends on Fort George for a night of bumps, screams and a conversation from the other side

The boys take on the lecherous Ghost of Ambrose Small at the Grand Theatre in London, Ontario. When things go bang in the night, Richard is forced to stop - and Brian reveals a little more than he should.

The howling winds aren't enough to stop the group as they explore historic Fort Henry in Kingston. Moving objects, unexplained sounds and a ghostly attack send our resident psychic into the bitter cold.

The Inn at the Falls in Bracebridge, the heart of Muskoka, has its fair share of eerie tales. The team is spooked when it looks into the case of an expectant mother who died. Was she pushed or did she fall to her death?