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Episode 119: UFO – The Falcon Lake Incident
What began as a routine prospecting trip for amateur geologist Stefan Michalak quickly spiraled into chaos after a face-to-face encounter with a mysterious craft in the Manitoba woods in 1967. Afterwards, Stefan was left to deal with unexplainable, reoccurring health issues and a sudden media circus that completely upended his…
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Episode 118: UNSOLVED MYSTERY – The Boys on the Tracks
In this episode, Meg takes us back to early summer 1970 to investigate the heartbreaking and deeply unsettling case of three young friends from Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. When the boys set off on a secret hitchhiking trip, it would end in tragedy and leave questions that are still…
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Episode 117: TRUE CRIME – Murder aboard the Herbert Fuller
All aboard for a shocking voyage into the past as we unpack the 1896 maritime murder mystery of the Herbert Fuller. What began as a standard trading journey quickly morphed into a brutal triple homicide on the high seas, leaving a terrified crew isolated with a killer and a heavily…
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Episode 116: LOST & FOUND – Sunken Treasure
Three stories, three centuries, and fortunes lost to the sea. Lindsay dives into San José, the legendary 17th-century Spanish galleon whose discovery sparked a modern treasure war. Meg explores Jeff MacKinnon’s Death Coast shipwreck finds, where Atlantic waters still give up long-buried secrets. And Chantel uncovers the legend of Captain…
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Episode 115: DEADLY DIVES – Sterkfontein Caves Tragedy
Come with us this week as we explore South Africa’s world-renowned Sterkfontein Cave. This cave is an anthropological goldmine, famous for redefining our understanding of human evolution. But, beneath the famous fossil beds lies a flooded labyrinth that became a survival nightmare for Pieter Verhulsel in 1984. Dive in with…
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Episode 114: OCEAN MYSTERY – The Great Pacific Garbage Patch
Far out in the Pacific Ocean, between Hawaii and California, lies something so massive that it dwarfs entire countries — yet most people sailing through it would never even realize it’s there. In this episode of Coast Files, we uncover the disturbing truth behind the Great Pacific Garbage Patch: a…
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Episode 113: HISTORY – Dark Stories from the Tower of London
This week on Coast Files, Lindsay takes us along the River Thames, passing through the infamous Traitors’ Gate and into the dark history of the Tower of London. From a doomed young queen to a defiant martyr and a conspirator behind a foiled plot, their stories are as tragic as…
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Episode 112: CREEPY LAKE – Lake Simcoe Cryptids and UFOs
This week, Chantel takes us to Lake Simcoe – a seemingly peaceful lake, but with a seriously eerie reputation. From sightings of a mysterious cryptid known as “Igopogo” to waves of unexplained UFO activity, this episode dives into the strange, the unsettling, and the downright bizarre. Lake Simcoe might be…
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Episode 111: Group Episode – Newly found Shipwrecks
This week on Coast Files, we’re diving into newly discovered shipwrecks that prove the past is still being uncovered. From a “ghost ship” found after nearly 140 years, to a vessel plagued by disaster, to a warship whose missing piece was only just located—these stories reveal how the ocean is…
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Episode 110: MURDERED – Joanne Dickson
On a warm July night in 1995, Joanne Dickson—a devoted mother of two known for her vibrant spirit—stepped out in downtown Edmonton for a well-deserved night with friends. After visiting familiar spots like the Purple Onion and the Commercial Hotel, Joanne was last seen in the early hours of the…
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Episode 109: UNSOLVED -The Lost Boys of Pickering
In this chilling episode of Coast Files, we dive into one of Canada’s most haunting mysteries. In March 1995, six teenage boys vanished after leaving a party in Pickering, Ontario, with plans to take a boat out onto Lake Ontario, but they were never seen again. With only grainy surveillance…
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Episode 108: OCEAN MYSTERY – The Mariana Pulse
In 1997, a rhythmic, low-frequency signal nicknamed “The Mariana Pulse” began emanating from the deepest point on Earth, baffling scientists with its eerie regularity. Join us as we explore the terrifying theoretical limits of deep-sea biology and the recently surfaced ROV footage that suggests something massive is moving in the…
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Episode 107: ISLAND HISTORY – The History of The Kingdom of Hawaii
Hawaiʻi — a chain of volcanic islands in the middle of the Pacific… once home to a powerful, independent kingdom. Before it became the 50th U.S. state, Hawaiʻi was ruled by chiefs, unified by a warrior king, and transformed by outsiders who arrived with religion, disease, and ambition. Within a…
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Episode 106: DISASTER -The SS Central America
In 1857, a ship carrying an unimaginable fortune vanished in a violent storm off the Atlantic coast. The loss shocked the nation and sent millions in gold to the bottom of the ocean. This story didn’t end with the wreck. More than a century later, the discovery of the SS…
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Episode 104: CREEPY LAKE – The Underwater Ghost Town of Lake Minnewanka
Beneath the turquoise surface of Banff’s most famous lake lies a resort town frozen in time and a ghost car that shouldn’t exist. Beyond the man-made ruins, an ancient heartbeat still thumps from the depths—proving that some things were never meant to be submerged. Join us this week as Chantel…
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Episode 103: CHILLING CRUISE SHIPS – Merrian Carver
In 2004 Merrian Carver would board a Celebrity Cruise ship called Mercury and head to Alaska for a week of adventure – only that didn’t happen. Merrian would not be seen again after one day. What would follow would be maddening behaviour from the cruise line, suspicious actions from the…
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Episode 102: ISLAND MYSTERY – North Sentinel Island
In the remote waters of the Bay of Bengal sits North Sentinel Island—home to the Sentinelese, a tribe that has resisted all contact with the outside world for thousands of years. Despite strict protection laws and deadly warnings, explorers, missionaries, and thrill-seekers have repeatedly attempted to reach the island, often…
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