Canada Obscura

Hey everyone, we have decided to end Canada Obscura because we could not continue to dedicate time and effort to it as it deserves and that means you have not been getting the quality content you deserve. This journey has been nothing short of absolutely amazing, and we're so so so grateful to you following us and being here with us and for letting us do this silly show week after week. We hope you've enjoyed it, we hope you learned some stuff about Canada and about us, and we hope you take love for Canada with you. Thank you so much for being so wonderful, we love you so very much. We hope you've enjoyed this ride, take care of yourselves, and stay weird. 💜💜💜

Amby can do what he wants to do.

Join us this week as Shelley tells us about the Oak Island Treasure and some of the potential explanations behind it. Mary talks about the life and times (and disappearance) of Ambrose Small, millionaire, scammer, womanizer, and theatre mogul of the 1900s.

Super light trigger warnings this week - mentions of potential murder. That's it. Weird, right?

 When in doubt, take 'em out.

This week, Mary tells us about the terrifying tale of a haunted Ikea couch. Shelley shares the life and times of Albert Johnson Walker - bookkeeper, fraudster, murderer. 

Trigger warnings for: identity theft, fraud, murder, potential rape, abuse, and incest.

WE DID IT, WE HIT 50 EPISODES!!

We want to thank you so much for joining us on this year-long, ridiculous ride we've been on, and for putting up with all of our endless bullshit. Here's to many more episodes to come!

Join us as we celebrate by playing two games - Monster Superfight and Worse Way To Die. Also, Mary is drinking, so you should be drinking too. 

Worse Way To Die does get kind of gruesome/gory, so trigger warnings for that. Enjoy!

Mozart was totally the heartthrob pop star of the 1700s. 

This week, Shelley tells us the long and convoluted history of the haunted Club Le Cinq in Montreal, Quebec. Mary details the gruesome torture and cannibalism of two elderly victims at the hands of Guy LeBlonde in North Bay, Ontario.

Strong trigger warnings for: assault, sexual assault, torture, mutilation, cannibalism, mental health discussion, suicidal ideation, discussions of medications.