Hammerson Peters

In honour of the Supreme Court of the United States’ ruling overturning the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, I’ve decided to re-upload this old video, first published on YouTube in November 2015 and removed for ‘hate speech’ in July 2021.

In her memoirs, 19th Century British Columbian pioneer Susan Allison described a strange accident which befell her husband, John Allison, on an 1877 trip from Okanagan Lake to New Westminster, somewhere in the Cascade Mountains on the Dewdney Trail.

Long before coureurs des bois brought the legend of the loup-garou to the woods of the Great Lakes, First Nations across North America told stories about mysterious creatures with the bodies of men and the heads of wolves or dogs. In this video, we will take a look at Dogman legends endemic to Canada. 0:00:00 – The Manwolf of Elkhorn, Wisconsin 0:03:18 – The Michigan Dogman 0:04:25 – The European Werewolf Tradition 0:07:27 – The Loup-Garou of French Canada 0:09:04 – The Wolfman of Hollywood 0:12:11 – Wolfmen in North American Tradition 0:12:46 – ‘Le Loup-Garou’ by Honore Beaugrand 0:16:54 – The Loup-Garou of Lake St. Clair 0:21:48 – The Dog People of Spuzzum, British Columbia 0:23:38 – The Manwolf of the Subarctic 0:26:26 – Legend of the Dogribs 0:29:05 – Inuit Legend of the Inland Dwellers https://mysteriesofcanada.com/bookshop/

All over the world, non-flying animals like fish and frogs have reportedly fallen from the sky, and Canada is no exception. In this video, we take a look at some of the strangest animals to fall from the sky in Canada. 0:00:00 – La Lluvia de Peces 0:05:14 – Animal Rain in Canada 0:06:18 – Raining Frogs 0:14:32 – Raining Lizards 0:17:27 – Raining Fish

Every once in a while, visitors to supposedly haunted locations, witnesses of out-of-body experiences, those present at the deathbeds of their loved ones, and participants in necromantic rituals report seeing small floating balls of light which do not appear to derive from any external light sources. What are these mysterious orbs? 0:00:00 – Ritual of the Shaking Tent 0:03:26 – Nicole Barker’s Shaking Tent Experience 0:11:32 – Spirits Lights in the Shaking Tent 0:16:10 – Spirit Orbs Huge thank you to Bexx Korol and Nicole Barker for making this video possible! Mysteries of Canada: Volume II: https://mysteriesofcanada.com/canada/mysteries-of-canada-volume-ii/

In this video, we take a look at phantom lights seen over railroad tracks, another of Canada’s many railway mysteries. 0:00:00 – The Saint Louis Light 0:02:49 – Sightings of the St. Louis Ghost Train 0:04:47 – The Dunn-Lederhouse Experiment 0:09:54 – Objections to the Car Light Theory 0:13:07 – The Headless Brakeman of Vancouver 0:15:42 – Ghost Lights of Central Alberta 0:16:38 – Will-o’-the-Wisp 0:19:16 – Will-o’-the-Wisp of Lake Simcoe, Ontario Shanon Sinn’s video of the St. Louis Light: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IUoZ-2yuQk&ab_channel=ShanonSinn This video was inspired by material from the archives of Mr. Gary S. Mangiacopra. To thank Gary, please consider supporting the business of his friend, Ted Doades: https://DoadesMagazines.com/

In this piece, we take a look at one of Canada’s most interesting types of vehicular apparitions: the phenomenon of the ghost train. 0:00:00 – Last Call for First Born 0:01:05 – Vehicular Apparitions 0:03:10 – The Phantom Train of Medicine Hat, Alberta 0:10:02 – The Ghost Train of Texas State Highway 36 0:13:14 – The Ghost Train of Wellington, Prince Edward Island 0:17:11 – Mirage in Manitoba Regular Perks: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/first-born--5/x/19929574#/ Secret Perks: https://mysteriesofcanada.com/alberta/mystery-page/

Tales of little elusive men with seemingly-magical abilities constitute a staple of arctic and subarctic tradition. In this video, we’ll look at several purported encounters with little people in the wilderness of Northern Canada and Alaska. 0:00:00 – Anthony Roche’s Encounter 0:02:36 – Inuarutligak 0:04:29 – The Iircingarak of the Alaskan Peninsula 0:07:17 – The Inukins of Noatak, Alaska 0:10:09 – Little Men of Western Alaska 0:13:07 – New ‘First Born’ Perk for the Musically Inclined ‘First Born’ Crowdfunding Perks: Regular Perks: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/first-born--5/x/19929574#/ Secret Perks: https://mysteriesofcanada.com/alberta/mystery-page/

From Harrison Lake to the Kootenay Rockies to the Aleutian Islands, sightings of huge hairy wildmen have been reported in wilderness areas across North America. In this video, we’ll take a look at three supposed Sasquatch haunts in Canada and the United States. 0:00:00 – Harrison Lake, British Columbia 0:02:42 – The Ruby Creek Incident 0:03:43 – Flight from Port Douglas 0:05:59 – The Sasquatch of Nelson, BC 0:08:16 – The Hairy Man of Alaska 0:13:44 – ‘First Born’ Campaign 'First Born' Crowdfunding Campaign: Regular Perks: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/first-born--5/x/19929574#/ Secret Perks: https://mysteriesofcanada.com/alberta/mystery-page/

Every once in a while, hapless North Americans are rocked by mysterious booms which have no discernable source. In this video, we explore three of the strangest mystery booms to hit Canada. 0:00:00 – Exotic Events 0:01:22 – Mystery Boom Over Lake Winnipeg, 1809 0:02:27 – Explosion at Niagara Falls 0:04:43 – The Atlantic Booms of 1978 0:06:06 – The Bell Island Boom 0:14:29 – Secret Perks Secret Perks: https://mysteriesofcanada.com/alberta/mystery-page/

For centuries, residents of Vancouver Island, Canada, have told stories about encounters with horrific marine monsters in the Strait of Georgia and the Pacific Ocean. From the sea-wolf of Tlingit folklore to the kaptka of Nootka tradition, here are some of the forgotten sea monsters of Vancouver Island folklore. 0:00:00 – 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea 0:01:28 – Sea Monsters of the Pacific Northwest 0:04:09 – Cadborosaurus 0:05:08 – Sea Serpent of Ucluelet 0:08:10 – Sea Serpent of Parksville, BC 0:09:35 – Sea Monster of Alert Bay Thumbnail art by Hannah Parker: https://www.HannahParkerArts.com/ ‘First Born’ Short Film Crowdfunding Campaign: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/first-born--5/x/19929574#/

From the archives of Mr. Gary S. Mangiacopra comes a collection of forgotten UFO sightings which took place within a 10-day period in late January 1953. 0:00:00 – UFO Flap Years 0:01:23 – Mystery Spheres of North Bay, Ontario 0:03:28 – Japanese UFOs of 1952 and 1953 0:06:22 – The Flap of January 1953 https://doadesmagazines.com/

From the archives of Mr. Gary S. Mangiacopra come three Canadian ghost stories featuring phantom women dressed in white. 0:00:00 – Legend of the White Lady 0:01:23 – The Lady of the Stairs (Thornton, Ontario) 0:07:09 – The White Lady of Thetis Cove 0:10:06 – The Ghost of Parry Sound https://DoadesMagazines.com/

Mysteries of Canada: Volume III: For Americans: https://www.amazon.com/Mysteries-Canada-III-Hammerson-Peters/dp/1777245079 For Canadians: https://www.amazon.ca/Mysteries-Canada-III-Hammerson-Peters/dp/1777245079/ For Britons: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mysteries-Canada-III-Hammerson-Peters/dp/1777245079/ For Australians: https://www.amazon.com.au/Mysteries-Canada-III-Hammerson-Peters/dp/1777245079/ Modern primatologists believe that New World monkeys never settled further north than the jungles of Mexico – a notion contradicted by ancient Native legends, fossil evidence, and modern sightings which seem to indicate that some sort of predatory primate haunts the wilderness of North America. 0:00:00 - Introduction 0:02:20 – New World Monkeys 0:03:55 – Fossils of North American Primates 0:05:45 – Legend of the Cet’aeni 0:15:45 – Legend of the Tcetin 0:20:25 – Tailed People in Other Alaskan-Yukon Traditions 0:21:56 – Legend of the Kushtaka 0:26:34 – Gordon Ferrier’s Sighting 0:31:14 – The Feral Monkey Theory 0:33:22 – The Devil Monkey 0:43:57 – Theories

From the archives of Mr. Gary S. Mangiacopra comes a succession of forgotten Canadian UFO sightings, all of which took place in July 1947. 0:00:00 – Unidentified Flying Objects 0:01:35 – Ted Doades’ Magazines 0:02:33 – The Flying Saucer of Pelee Island 0:04:32 – The UFO of Marlboro, Alberta 0:05:57 – Mysterious Light over Southampton, Ontario 0:06:42 – The UFO of Cultus Lake, British Columbia

From the archives of Mr. Gary S. Mangiacopra comes a collection of ghost ship stories from Canada’s Maritime Provinces- another addition to the rich and growing body of stories that is the folklore of Eastern Canada. 0:00:00 – Introduction 0:00:49 – Ghost Ships from the French Shore of Newfoundland 0:03:42 – Girl Buried Alive 0:04:21 – Phantom Ship of the Northumberland Strait

From the archives of Mr. Gary S. Mangiacopra comes a classic Sasquatch tale from British Columbia's Agassiz-Harrison Valley, involving an alleged battle between a black bear and the elusive Wildman of the Woods. 0:00:00 - Introduction to 'Tales from the Great White North' 0:01:29 – J.W. Burns’ Classic Canadian Sasquatch Stories 0:02:17 – Battle Between a Sasquatch and a Bear

All around the world, folklore is replete with tales of lost lands which modern explorers have failed to relocate. It might surprise some Canadians to learn that Canada has a few ‘lost world’ legends of its own. 0:00:00 – Introduction 0:00:57 – Lost World Legends 0:02:08 – Helluland, Markland, and Vinland 0:03:38 – Land of the One-Footers 0:05:20 – Kingdoms of the Skraelingjar 0:06:02 - Hvitramannaland 0:08:19 – The Lost Kingdom of Saguenay 0:17:25 – The Isle of Demons Mysteries of Canada: Volume II (Audiobook): For Americans: https://www.audible.com/pd/Mysteries-of-Canada-Audiobook/B09RX25WJN For Canadians: https://www.audible.ca/pd/Mysteries-of-Canada-Audiobook/B09RX3K9Y9 For Britons: https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/Mysteries-of-Canada-Audiobook/B09RX335L6 For Australians: https://www.audible.com.au/pd/Mysteries-of-Canada-Audiobook/B09RX3GLS4

Featuring: Dr. Michael Yeadon Dr. Roger Hodkinson Dr. Peter McCullough Dr. Robert Malone Dr. Pierre Kory Dr. Vladamir ‘Zev’ Zelenko Catherine Austin Fitts 0:00:10 - Chapter 1: The Experts 0:01:25 – Chapter 2: The Outbreak 0:02:25 – Chapter 3: Lockdowns 0:03:22 – Chapter 4: Masks 0:05:12 – Chapter 5: PCR Testing 0:06:56 – Chapter 6: Asymptomatic Transmission 0:08:15 – Chapter 7: Early Treatment 0:11:46 – Chapter 8: Censorship 0:14:01 – Chapter 9: Operation Warp Speed 0:15:07 – Chapter 10: “Safe and Effective” 0:17:29 – Chapter 11: V.A.E.R.S. 0:19:39 – Chapter 12: Vaccinating Children 0:21:47 – Chapter 13: Myocarditis 0:22:55 – Chapter 14: Blood Clots 0:23:36 – Chapter 15: Vaccinating Pregnant Women 0:26:03 – Chapter 16: Propaganda 0:29:09 – Chapter 17: Vaccine Passports 0:30:22 – Chapter 18: Solutions Sources: COVID Revealed – VRevealed.com Planet Lockdown – PlanetLockdownFilm.com Stiftung Corona Ausschuss – Corona-Ausschuss.de Taylor Hudak – TheLastAmericanVagabond.com The Joe Rogan Experience – JoeRogan.com USA Watchdog – USAWatchdog.com Rebel News – RebelNews.com

The incredible story of a Canadian who believes he may have encountered a portal in time at Courtney Lake, BC, in the heart of the British Columbia Triangle. 0:00:00 – Apparitions 0:04:02 - The Moberly-Jourdain Incident 0:18:36 - The Phantom Surgery at Pennsylvania Hall 0:25:51 - Scenic Apparitions in Canada 0:31:05 - The Phantom Cattle Drive of Courtney Lake Huge thank you to Sam Thibeault for sharing his amazing experience!

Among the richest sources of strange tales to come out of the Canadian fur trade are the writings of a 19th Century fur trader named George Nelson, who worked for three different fur trading syndicates in the wilderness of Wisconsin, Manitoba, Ontario, and Saskatchewan. 0:00:00 - George Nelson in Quebec, Ontario, and Wisconsin 0:22:45 - George Nelson on Lake Winnipeg 0:35:36 - George Nelson in La Ronge Script, Music, Video, and Narration by Hammerson Peters Executive Producer: Dan Chomistek Cover and Thumbnail Art by August Swinson, Member of Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation in Ontario

Among the richest sources of strange tales to come out of the Canadian fur trade are the writings of a 19th Century fur trader named George Nelson, who worked for three different fur trading syndicates in the wilderness of Wisconsin, Manitoba, Ontario, and Saskatchewan. 0:00:00 – Lac La Ronge 0:00:58 - The Shaking Tent 0:03:45 - The Spirits 0:06:09 - Conjuring for a NWC Gentleman 0:08:03 - Nelson’s Shaking Tent Experience 0:09:55 - The Shaking Tent Dream 0:12:05 - Pah-kak- The Skeleton Ghost 0:16:20 - Wendigo 0:18:41 - The Windigo of Lake Winnipeg 0:20:36 - The Wendigo Woman of Lac La Ronge 0:22:52 - Wendigo Dreams 0:23:44 - A Windigo Execution Script, Music, Video, and Narration by Hammerson Peters Executive Producer: Dan Chomistek Cover and Thumbnail Art by August Swinson, Member of Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation in Ontario

Among the richest sources of strange tales to come out of the Canadian fur trade are the writings of a 19th Century fur trader named George Nelson, who worked for three different fur trading syndicates in the wilderness of Wisconsin, Manitoba, Ontario, and Saskatchewan. 0:00:00 - Transfer to Lake Winnipeg 0:03:36 - Lac du Bonnet 0:05:01 - The Banshee 0:18:17 - The Mysteries of Lake Winnipeg 0:11:27 - Big Dog Mountain Script, Music, Video, and Narration by Hammerson Peters Executive Producer: Dan Chomistek Cover and Thumbnail Art by August Swinson, Member of Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation in Ontario

Among the richest sources of strange tales to come out of the Canadian fur trade are the writings of a 19th Century fur trader named George Nelson, who worked for three different fur trading syndicates in the wilderness of Wisconsin, Manitoba, Ontario, and Saskatchewan. 0:00:00 – Introduction 0:01:26 - George Nelson 0:04:29 - The Lady in White 0:08:05 - The Legend of Monsieur Lafremboise 0:10:16 - L’Enfant Perdu 0:11:30 - Yellow Lake 0:13:15 - Chubby’s Surgery 0:16:26 - Conjuring at Brunet’s Cabin 0:18:27 - Chubby’s Conjuring 0:22:01 – Thunderbirds Script, Music, Video, and Narration by Hammerson Peters Executive Producer: Dan Chomistek Cover and Thumbnail Art by August Swinson, Member of Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation in Ontario

First Nations legend tells of an evil man-eating entity that haunts the northern forests. 0:00:00 – Introduction 0:02:20 – George Nelson’s Wendigo Stories 0:13:29 – Johan Georg Kohl’s Wendigo Stories 0:21:11 – The Wendigo Woman of Loon Lake Huge thank you to my friend Tom for his excellent artwork! Please check out Tom's YouTube channel, 'An Abstract Look': https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfDygcDafxYZ0UHCRC0rLuA