Guest Appearance: Inside Alberta’s Most Haunted Places with Ghost Hunt Alberta
ParaGhoul Paranormal: Discoveries from the DarkShow Notes
In this episode, I’m joined by Bonnie Milner, founder of Ghost Hunt Alberta, to talk about what more than 30 years in the paranormal has taught her. Bonnie has investigated haunted locations across Alberta, BC, and parts of the United States, and she brings a grounded, scientific approach to every case she works. We dig into how her grandmother’s spirit sightings pulled her into the paranormal, why she relies so heavily on the scientific method, and how returning to the same locations for years builds real relationships with the spirits who linger there. Bonnie also shares some of her most memorable investigations, the realities of running a paranormal tourism business, how COVID changed activity in certain buildings, and why small-town hauntings are often the most meaningful. If you want to dive deeper into Bonnie’s work, visit her website or explore her investigation videos:Website: https://ghosthuntalberta.ca/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/GhostHuntAlberta
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