Top Canada Crime Tours in 2026

Discover the darker side of Montréal on a small-group walking tour rooted in true history. This is a factual dark history tour, not a ghost tour or paranormal experience. There are no costumes, actors, jump scares, or invented legends. Led by a certified Montréal guide, this 2-hour walk explores real people, documented events, and unsettling chapters from the city’s past, including crime, scandal, disease, injustice, corruption, punishment, and forgotten lives. Limited to just 10 guests, the tour combines atmospheric streets, compelling storytelling, and a deeper look at Montréal beyond the usual highlights. Mature themes are presented with context and respect, never sensationalized. Adults-only, minimum age is 18+ (no exceptions).

Explore some of downtown Vancouver’s most beautiful heritage buildings and indulge in some sweet treats on this tour. Learn scandalous stories about Vancouver’s history and enjoy an exclusive private viewing inside the Marine Building, an Art Deco masterpiece. This is the only Vancouver tour company approved for private viewings inside the building.

Travelers who enjoy being scared (in a good way) will love this self-guided walking tour of downtown Hamilton. Learn more about Hamilton’s history, including its darker side, via the audio-guide narrated by a local historian. Go at your own pace and stop for a closer look at places that interest you, or complete the whole tour in less than an hour.

Dive into three of Montreal’s most exciting neighbourhoods! Wander through the neon-lit streets of Chinatown, uncover the wild secrets of the Red-Light District, and feel the electric energy of Quartier des Spectacles, home to the world-famous Jazz and Just for Laughs festivals. Led by a passionate local guide, this tour is all about hidden gems, untold stories, and a fresh take on Montreal’s vibrant past and present. Ready to explore? Let’s go!

Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada's oldest incorporated city, has a past that's equal parts gritty, violent, and fascinating. On this walking tour, you'll hear stories of serial poisoners, unsolved murders, public hangings, and a notorious American traitor who fled here seeking redemption. Starting at Tin Can Beach, you'll walk the former red light district of Sheffield Street, pass the spot where New Brunswick's first murder was committed with a table fork in 1784, and stop outside where wealthy brewer Richard Oland was beaten to death in 2011 in a case with no conviction. Just steps away stood the home of Benedict Arnold, burned in effigy by locals. The tour ends near York Point Slip, where the Great Fire of 1877 ignited, reducing over 1,600 buildings to ash overnight. Along the way, hear about the 1889 Candy Killer, the last public hanging at Gallows Hill in 1956, and a 1914 streetcar strike so violent that federal troops rode in to restore order.

Discover the macabre history and untold tales of Fort Langley in our hair-raising walking tour, where true crime meets local legends. Step into the past and unravel the secrets hidden within the charming facade of this historic Canadian gem. Join us as we delve into the shadows of Fort Langley, revealing the sinister side of its history that most people never get to hear. Led by our expert guide, this thrilling journey will awaken your senses and send shivers down your spine. Brace yourself for a night of true crime stories, unsolved mysteries, and haunting folklore. Our walking tour through Fort Langley's true crime underbelly combines suspense, history, and local folklore to provide an unforgettable experience. Whether you're a local looking to learn more about the hidden side of your town or a visitor seeking a unique and spine-chilling adventure, our tour promises to leave you intrigued, entertained, and haunted by the tales you hear. Must be 16+ and accompanied by adult