12 Canadian Islands with Dark Secrets
47K views · Mar 18, 2026 · Entertainment
Comments · 66
@HiddenCanada · 6 months ago · pinned
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@billwhicker3511 · 6 months ago
US Military ALWAYS leaves a damn dangerous mess wherever they squat on someone elses' land.
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@karenryckman1027 · 6 months ago
All of these stories were very disturbing... thanks for giving us a brief lesson... but we need to know more
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@mariaescote4216 · 6 months ago
intelligent, documented, well-researched and at times - poetic use of metaphors and sarcasm ... wish you could teach in schools
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@tobindoerty · 4 months ago
Hey there, just want to say that I love your channel. The videos are awesome. Keep up the great work.<br>Frank from Ottawa Canada.
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@Treefarmld · 6 months ago
The Iroquois (Haudenosaunee), also called Six Nations are still very much alive in KahnawKe, and Kanesatake, close to Montreal. Some of them also live in Ontario and New York State.<br>The car races are on Notre-Dame Island.
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@RachaelFairley-l2r · 2 months ago
That's so interesting super thank you for sharing this hidden by ppl n other sources n left us in the dark
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@nickgins7406 · 6 months ago (edited)
Keep up the good work love your videos! I live by victoria and believe i remember in school them talking abkut darcy island forgot about it till now
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@Canuck896 · 6 months ago
There is some miss leading information. The Anthrax island was not allowed for tourists in Canada, there is another island in Scotland that shares Gruinard Island in Scotland 🏴 that did allow tourists
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@joannamarie_yt · 6 months ago
Vancouver islands once most toxic location has apartment buildings being built on it. Beach front. And only started growing sea life again in the 2010s
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@PaulMurphy-b6q · 5 months ago
Homework...there was a wreck found to years ago owned by a couple from SALTSPRING ISLAND
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@BigHoneyDrip · 5 months ago (edited)
No mention of st pierre and Miquelon and the biggest purge in canadian history happened where my family came to help establish Acdaia only be torn from our home and killed off sad really how this country forgot
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