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Discover eight Canadian legends illustrated by video. Amongst them, "The Wolverine", "The Black Horse", "Captain Craig's Ghost Ship" and "The Bears of the Red Mountains".
Discover eight Canadian legends illustrated by video. Amongst them, "The Wolverine", "The Black Horse", "Captain Craig's Ghost Ship" and "The Bears of the Red Mountains".
You think that the pirates of centuries past only sailed faraway seas? Would you be surprised to learn that Chaleur Bay, separating the Gaspé Peninsula from New Brunswick, also had its very own pirates? And the most famous of all of them was, without doubt, Captain Craig.
If there's one character that crops up in innumerable legends, right across Canada, it's the devil, also called Satan, the demon or the Evil One. As everyone knows, the Evil One can change shape in order to get close to us, as he did in Manitoba in the 19th century...
Do you know the Montmorency Falls, in La Côte-de-Beaupré, near Quebec City? Over the years several people have sworn that, at nightfall, they saw the slender white outline of a woman. It was Mathilde Robin who died in 1759. Or rather her ghost, now known as the White Lady...
Do you know why the maples turn red each autumn? White people naively think that it's the cold that causes the phenomenon and transforms the forests... But they are wrong. Listen to the explanation given by the Wyandot people...
Whether you call it glutton, carcajou or wolverine this is one animal no-one particularly likes or wants to see prowling around their home. The wolverine is a carrion-eater today threatened by extinction... but it wasn't always thus.
One fine afternoon many, many years ago, a couple headed off deep into the forest. After they had been walking for a long time, a bear suddenly appeared in front of them. Then another bear to the side, and then a third...
Rose Latulipe lived in a small village in Quebec, in the 18th century. At that time dancing was prohibited during Lent. The forty days before Easter was a time for penance, not for having fun! But pretty little Rose so loved dancing...
Sedna was a very beautiful young woman. Whilst being beautiful is not in itself a shortcoming, being vain very definitely is... Sedna was so busy admiring her reflection that she became very unpleasant to live with for all those around her. No-one was good enough for her...
Discover eight Canadian legends illustrated by video. Amongst them, "The Wolverine", "The Black Horse", "Captain Craig's Ghost Ship" and "The Bears of the Red Mountains".
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