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Cetan is also a poet. In Canadian aboriginal culture, on the other hand, the term Cetan is often used to desc

The legend of the headless nun has been featured on the Canadian show ''Creepy Canada'', and is the basis for a local tour.

...the French name for "hairy human-like being" from the influence of French Canadian trappers and missionaries with whom they had extensive dealings. Somehow th

...ragility. While touring with the iceman, Hansen was reportedly detained by Canadian customs officials, who were concerned he was transporting a cadaver, or a p

...globster''', believed to be the carcass of a basking shark, washed up on a Canadian beach]]

*[http://www.21stcenturyradio.com/articles/v01n07a01.html Canadian Sea Serpent Officially Recognized by Science]

...dominion. Further adding to its sinister reputation was the claim of the Canadian writer Peter Unwin who during his visit to the great Lakes region, claimed *Mishipeshu, The Canadian Encyclopaedia by Serge Lemaitre.

...ze baby appeared in an episode of Eerie, Indiana: The Other Dimension, the Canadian-produced revamp/spinoff of the short-lived NBC fantasy series Eerie, Indian * A Canadian industrial music band has named itself for the animal, using the spelling J

[[Image:Can1292z.jpg|thumb|250px|A Canadian stamp of the Ogopogo issued in 1990]]

*In the indie Canadian horror flick 5ive Girls, Legion is the demon running loose in an all-girls

...me '''Paul Teale''') (born August 27, 1964 in Scarborough, Ontario), is a Canadian [[serial killer]], known for the [[murder]]s he committed with his wife [[K

...idual, an expensive undertaking) should be carried as self-defense (as the Canadian monster known as the Wendigo also dwells in this region). Be sure to bring

* In Canadian writer Robertson Davies' "The Deptford Trilogy|Deptford Trilogy", the middl * Canadian Metal band 3 Inches of Blood released a bonus track on their Japanese relea

Roy P. Mackal sums up reports of Canadian lake serpents in “Searching for Hidden Animals”; the picture he ends up

*Brownies were popularized in the humoristic poems of Canadian artist and author Palmer Cox.

..."Relations des Jésuites," 1637, p. 60, quoted by Frazer, l.c. i. 139). The Canadian wizards sent out familiar spirits to seek the souls of their enemies, which

*The Canadian grindcore band Dahmer is named after Jeffrey Dahmer.

...[[Samyaza]], roughly as described in 1 Enoch, are named as rebel angels in Canadian author Robertson Davies' 1981 book, ''The Rebel Angels''. The student chara

*[[Paul Bernardo]] a Canadian man in his mid-20's raped, killed, and videotaped sex acts with two teenage

The Wendigo’s territory is vast, stretching from the Canadian Rockies and the Arctic Circle in the north, to the Great Lakes regions and * The Canadian poet George Bowering wrote a poem 'Windigo'. In it, he describes the Wendig

...y Lesley Manning and produced by Ruth Baumgarten. It was also shown by the Canadian digital channel SCREAM on Halloween 2004 and several subsequent occasions.

Several decades later, Wade Davis, a Canadian ethnobotanist, presented a pharmacological case for zombies in two books -

*Canadian punk-pop bank Chixdiggit recorded a song named "Chupacabra".

*In 2002, Canadian cult film director Guy Maddin released his screen adaptation of the Royal W *A French Canadian musical production ''Dracula: Entre l'amour et la mort'' opened in Montreal

...sion broadcasts. Sale of the serial had been provisionally agreed with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, and Cartier wanted the material available to use

* The Canadian writer/actor Barry Yzereef wrote a play titled ''Sade'', a one-man show set

...-358/life_society/halloween/ CBC Digital Archives - Halloween and Tales of Canadian Ghosts]

...ience in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada is said to be haunted by the ghost of the Canadian Prime Minister Sir Wilfrid Laurier, whose body laid there in state after hi

About one in three Canadian murders are committed by a family member. One in eight is gang related. A

...ed States–Canada border; records indicate that it had been sold to a Canadian in 1860 and exhibited alongside displays such as a two-headed calf for near

*Canadian post-rock group As The Poets Affirm took their name from a passage in Dante