Investigating Gravelbourg EP04: The Eerie Quiet of College Mathieu
ParaGhoul Paranormal: Discoveries from the DarkShow Notes
For a building that played such a major role in Gravelbourg's history, College Mathieu is surprisingly quiet. In this episode of What Haunts Saskatchewan: Investigating Gravelbourg, I dig into the history of one of Saskatchewan's oldest French-language educational institutions. From its roots in the fight to preserve French education to fires, wartime buildings, and decades of community history, College Mathieu has no shortage of stories. What it does seem to be missing are ghost stories. Or does it? As I continue the investigation, I explore what I uncovered about the college, the few leads that have surfaced so far, and why some buildings seem to attract legends while others remain strangely silent.
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