▲It has been speculated that the feet could belong to victims of a plane crash that occurred near Quadra Island in 2005.

▲Since no other body parts have ever been found, the puzzling feet have become quite the mystery.

▲Others believe that the remains belong to those who died in the 2004 Asian tsunami.

▲Since 2007, numerous detached human feet have washed up on the shores of British Columbia.

▲Today it is said that his ghost haunts the islands and the lighthouse.

▲The first keeper of Gibraltar Point Lighthouse, John Paul Radelmüller, suspiciously disappeared on the islands more than 200 years ago.

▲But the unknown man's true identity and where he came from were never discovered.

▲The remains of two dead boys were discovered in Stanley Park in Vancouver in 1953. Dubbed "Babes in the Woods" by the media, this mystery remains unsolved.

▲But the details surrounding his death remain a little murky.

▲But the identity of the children and their murderer remains a mystery.

▲Medical examiners initially identified one of the victims as a girl, but it was later revealed that both of the victims were male and aged between the ages of six and 10.

▲Tom Thomson was a Canadian artist who died in 1917.

▲Their bodies were discovered six years after their estimated date of death.

▲Also referred to as One Man’s Castle, this century-old tiny building is a mystery because no one really knows who built it or where it came from.

▲It consists of a small wooden front door and stairs leading down to a single room measuring 7 x 13 ft.

▲It is located in Linden, Alberta and the tiny fortress is big enough to fit exactly one person.

▲When he was found and asked his name he grunted something that sounded like Jerome, so he was referred to as Jerome.

▲It is suspected that he was murdered at the hands of drunken Fort York soldiers.

▲An unidentified legless man was found on the beach of Sandy Cove, Nova Scotia in 1863.

▲Since 1969, a number of mostly Aboriginal women have been killed along Highway 16 between Prince George and Prince Rupert in British Columbia. The rural region has a high rate of poverty and lacks public transportation. Many residents turn to hitchhiking to get between the cities.

▲One of Canada’s darkest and most tragic mysteries is the Highway of Tears murders.

▲Police list the number of Highway 16 victims at 19. Only one of the murders has ever been solved.

▲The rest of the cases remain cold. The local police force has been criticized for its handling of the events. In 2017, some public transportation was introduced to the route.

▲His remains were never found.

▲Some believe his death was simply an unfortunate accident.

▲But others say that Thomson committed suicide or may have been murdered.

▲In 1917, the artist took a canoe out on Canoe Lake in Algonquin Park, an area he had visited before and was familiar with.

▲But more than a week later, his body was found in the lake.

▲In a remote area of Alberta sits an old stone structure called Sunnyslope Shelter.

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Some of Canada’s most tragic and spookiest stories are also some of the country’s most shocking unsolved mysteries. Click through this gallery to learn more about these Canadian cold cases.

Canada's cold cases: unsolved mysteries

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Some of Canada’s most tragic and spookiest stories are also some of the country’s most shocking unsolved mysteries. Click through this gallery to learn more about these Canadian cold cases.