Manitoba is home to some of the oldest buildings in Western Canada. Prince of Wales Fort in Churchill is the oldest still-standing establishment in the province, built in the early 1700s, with Lower Fort Garry in Winnipeg following close behind. Though our historic buildings may not seem old compared to ancient castles and churches around the world, they are certainly old enough to be the birthplace of many spooky stories and tales of terror. Here are six historic places to visit in Manitoba that may or may not be haunted. (We'll let you make the final decision.)

Getting a good night’s sleep is the newest trend in travel. Sleep tourism! We’ve done all the deep sleeping for you, checking out Manitoba’s newest crop of sleep spots. From cozy turtle shells to posh-pillowed beds, here’s what we found. And as always, awe-inspiring landscapes and friendly faces are included to make your stay that much better.

Gather 'round the flickering flame of the campfire and settle in for an evening of scares. Bring these terrifying tales on your next camping trip in Manitoba, and you're sure to feel a chill in the air over stories of ghosts, monsters, & aliens.

For those who seek heart-pounding excitement and a shiver down the spine, Halloween in Manitoba beckons with a plethora of chilling events that delve deep into the world of the uncanny and unsettling. From the undead and malevolent spirits to bloodthirsty vampires and eerie jesters, you'll encounter something (or someone) to send shivers down your spine this October in Manitoba. We recommend checking open hours for each spooky attraction and buying advance tickets when possible!