Saturday, Mar. 31 at 7pm ET
A CTV Original documentary examines how a fluke encounter with a Bigfoot has changed a man’s life and a small Manitoba community.Is a Bigfoot lurking in the Canadian wilderness? What would happen if it were caught on video?In April 2005, ferry operator Bobby Clarke wrote a new chapter in the legend of the Bigfoot. His 40-second video of a mysterious image ignited speculation that it was in fact a genuine Bigfoot recording.

Few of us live in a haunted house, but most of us don’t. That’s no reason to give up on having a personal paranormal encounter or two this year.

Since apparitions know of no geographical boundaries, they can be found all across the world. So, if you’re starting to make vacation plans, why not consider taking a ghost tour?
Here are five of the most popular places for ghost tourists in the US and Canada: 1. Long Beach, CA  - Queen Mary - If this legendary ocean liner could talk, oh what ghostly tales it could tell. In fact, it has so much history of mystery that a variety of options, like dining with the spirits, a ship walk tour led by a psychic and a paranormal investigation tour (using real professional ghost hunting tools), are available. Stop by  www.ghostsandlegends.com/gl/index.php and
www.queenmary.com/index.php?page=night2. Savannah, GA - Anyone who has read or seen Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil knows that this city has more than a fair share of mysteries and unexplained happenings. Hear tales of pirates and tour the haunts of former residents from yesteryear who just refuse to vacate the premises. Check out http://www.theghostsofsavannah.com/ and
http://www.sixthsensesavannah.com/home.html

3. Salem, MA - Lots of people who were presumed to be witches were burned at the stake here. It is said that others were vampires. But have their souls moved on? See for yourself. http://www.spellboundtours.com/vampire.htm

4. Nashville, TN - Music City’s previous residents didn’t all play the guitar. Many Civil War soldiers were hospitalized and died in what are now churches, and their spirits stayed on. Find out more at www.nashvillesightseeing.com/tours/tourDetail.cfm/tid/2834

5. Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada - This site, not far from Niagara Falls, was a big battleground during the War of 1812. Fort George, center of the fighting, has a bloody history and many accounts of phantoms roaming the grounds at night. Stop by   www.psican.org/ghrs/ghosttours/index.htm