Canada’s island province is filled mysterious locations pregnant with ageold legends which even Lucy Maud Montgomery’s Anne Shirley would be hardpressed to improve upon. From haunted coves and mystical ponds to phantom lights and monsters of the deep; from chilling tales shared around the hearths of Scottish and Irish farmers to ancient traditions orated by the flickering light of Acadian and Mi’kmaq campfires; here are a few of the many colourful legends of Prince Edward Island.

CoProducer: Dan Chomistek

INTRODUCTION
0:00:00 Anne of Green Gables’ Haunted Wood

REIGN OF THE MI’KMAQ
0:03:00 The Battle of Pretty Stream

ACADIAN SETTLEMENT
0:07:51 – Early Modern North American Explorers
0:10:37 Acadian Settlement of Ile SaintJean
0:14:00 Legend of the Mineotta Stone
0:24:39 The Witch of Port La Joye

THE BRITISH CONQUEST
0:29:56 King George’s War
0:33:01 The Acadian Expulsion
0:36:20 The Phantom Church of St. John
0:37:58 The Hunchback of Point Prim
0:39:45 The Fairies of Cape Wolfe

SCOTTISHIRISH SETTLEMENT
0:44:02 The White Lady of Holland Cove
0:50:42 The Ghosts of Brudenell Island
0:54:55 Ghost Ship of the Northumberland Strait
1:01:44 Phantom Bell Ringers of the Kirk of St. James

CONFEDERATION
1:07:29 The Haunting of Binstead Manor
1:15:54 P.E.I. Today

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