Johnny and Jordyn launch into off-grid investigation of Fort la Reine, a museum with paranormal activity in multiple locations. As they move through the museum grounds, activity ramps up and the investigation of a historic train car reaches its pinnacle. Even the camera crew experience the unexplained.
A vintage arcade in cottage country, that has been in business for over eight decades, is explored for paranormal activity. Johnny and Jordyn dive in and experience more than they would ever imagine. As they shut the power down, the focus of energy around the building seems to circulate around the oldest machine inside, a coin operated horse named Champion.
Johnny and Jordyn delve into another large-area exploration, this time a former religious summer camp where rumors of Old Man Gimli snatching kids from their beds at night circulate. Using their ghost hunting tech, including thermal imaging, the guys realize there's more in store. They've stirred up a presence. But is it Old Man Gimli?
Johnny and Jordyn are met with country hospitality as they check-in to a former convent now turned bed and breakfast with a twist. The owners don't advertise the unseen residents of the former convent who like to play games with their guests.
Johnny and Jordyn return to McBeth House, where their paranormal fascination began, and they are met with a host of locals willing to share its haunted history. But it turns out, the house itself isn't the only area of paranormal activity, and through a local Medium's direction the guys explore the back story to the home further.
The resident of a cottage community reaches out to the guys to explore rumors of whether her roommates tales of a ghostly presence is true. As they take the house off grid, the guys begin to uncover a haunted history connected to a maritime tragedy.
Johnny and Jordyn explore a well-known-off-grid Trappist monastery ruins and the currently occupied guest house. With the help of some local ghost hunters, the guys uncover the true story of a vengeful spirit who presents himself once again. A surprise encounter interacts with the guys ghost hunting gear. And an exploration of the original basement takes a sudden turn.
Johnny and Jordyn are invited by Jay the Bowling Centre owner to explore if there's any validity behind some strange occurrences. From shoes that move on their own to haunted bowling balls, the guys realize that places like bowling alleys may be more haunted that people can ever realize. Three ghostly presences reveal themselves through a spirit box session.
The guys head to an island getaway in the middle of winter. As a blizzard blows outside, the guys hear ghost stories from the locals, raising their hopes in documenting a presence that resides in restaurant and lodge. A steep back stairway and a lighthouse also make a mark of the guys, culminating in an automatic writing session that surprises them both.
Johnny and Jordyn gain access to the elusive and World Famous Hamilton House, one of the pioneering locations used for communicating with the spirit world. The guys power-down the old home and look for the ghost of Dr. T.G Hamilton, a trailblazer for paranormal research. If there is anyone who would reach out in the afterlife, it would be a man like Dr. Hamilton.
Johnny and Jordyn explore a 100-year-old cottage on the shore of Lake Winnipeg in the community of Victoria Beach. As they hear the history of the place, they uncover a ghost story that would keep the most skeptical of cottagers awake at night. The night brings all sorts of surprises, including a map and directions to another location.
A bizarre night at Hamilton House has sparked a second investigation of the place. This time, Johnny and Jordyn seek the help of Paranormal investigator Kristen and her table tipping séance to try and communicate with the other side. As the group attempts a communication with the spirit world, undoubtedly someone is attempting to respond back. Could it be Dr. Hamilton?
Johnny and Jordyn travel to Weston, West Virginia to explore the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum, one of the most haunted locations in America. The setting once housed the worst experiments from lobotomies to solitary confinement and housed everyone from mistaken mental patients to cold blooded killers. The guys have the place to themselves for three nights and decide to make the most of it.
Jordyn and Johnny continue their paranormal investigation of the Trans-Allegheny Asylum in Weston, West Virginia. As their time there continues, the stories of the hauntings are validated leaving the guys more convinced than ever before in the presence of paranormal.
Jordyn and Johnny investigate the mysteries hidden within the Manitoba Marine Museum in Selkirk, Canada; known for its rich maritime history, the museum contains five historic ships that have long been rumored to be haunted.
Jordyn goes on a solo scouting mission to see if Bohemier House, located in a provincial park, merits an official investigation; when the curator Tracey and her daughter join him, messages from beyond ring in loud and clear.
Jordyn and Johnny investigate the Firefighters Museum in Winnipeg, Manitoba; with the help of local investigators, they begin to uncover the long paranormal history of the building; by the time the guys are done, they are convinced.
A paranormal journalist in Austin, Texas connects Jordyn and Johnny with spirits inhabiting a century-old building. The present-day Indian restaurant and banquet hall holds many secrets within its walls and sealed-off tunnels.
Jordyn and Johnny get a tour from a fellow paranormal investigator, who has a couple tales of her own; it comes to their attention that a former prisoner hung himself in the jail when doing an interview with a former employee.
The investigation at the historic Rosedeer Hotel & Last Chance Saloon gets off; Jordyn is attacked by a force that obviously does not want them there; undeterred, Johnny and Jordyn explore the hotel.
The ghost hunters trek to Calgary's historic Inglewood neighborhood and the Alexandra Centre, a sturdy three-story sandstone building with a highly haunted history; they're given a tour and tips by another ghost hunter.
Jordyn and Johnny's journey takes them to a voodoo temple, where they learn about the origins of voodoo in the New Orleans area; the guys then stay overnight in the infamous Andrew Jackson Hotel where multiple spirits are known to inhabit.
A visit to a late 1700s mansion now bed and breakfast in New Orleans' Garden District gets off to a surprising start when an event from above startles the investigators.
Jordyn and Johnny are in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, home to tunnels that sprawl underneath most of the city's downtown. While much of the system has been converted into a tourist attraction, some residue of the spirit realm still clings onto the space.
Jordyn and Johnny investigate a turn-of-the-century house turned restaurant. Billed as the most haunted place in the province, they experience the presence of several ghosts that have them chasing them up and down the stairs.
Jordyn and Johnny's investigation at the Franklin Masonic Lodge turns personal for Jordyn when a defining moment from his past comes up and dominates his focus. Meanwhile, Johnny attempts to get some answers.
Johnny and Jordyn visit a de-commissioned asylum in Marthasville, Missouri. They connect with the dead in an old bathing room, and experience a truly terrifying encounter in a solitary confinement cell.
An action-packed season finale featuring two spiritual guides who help Johnny and Jordyn investigate Winnipeg's Millennium Centre, a former bank that offers the investigators many clear signals that it is haunted.