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Robsart, Saskatchewan
- In the 2006 census, Robsart, Saskatchewan had a population of 16.
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Unincorporated
- The village was officially unincorporated in 2002.
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Location
- The former village sits at the intersection of Highway 18 and Highway 13, near the American border in the south-west corner of Saskatchewan.
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Established in 1910
- The Canadian Pacific Railway purchased the land and named the area Robsart after a character in a Sir Walter Scott story.
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Henry Abbott
- A man named Henry Abbott bought the land from the Canadian Pacific Railway and brought the first settlers there. In these early days the village had 30 businesses.
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Boom town
- At first it was just a general store, a dentist, a jeweller, and a surgeon. But after the Canadian Pacific Railway finished its Stirling-Weyburn line, a public hospital and town hall were constructed.
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Population 350
- In 1917, the town had a population of 350.
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Fire and depression
- The town never recovered from the double-blow of a 1929 fire in a grain elevator and the Great Depression that followed shortly after.
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Val-Jalbert, Quebec
- Known as the best-preserved ghost town in Quebec, what is now a tourist attraction in a park was founded as a town in 1901.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
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Company town
- The company town was built around a paper mill that supplied newspapers in the US and UK.
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Closure
- The paper mill closed in 1927 and the area was made a park in 1960. There are 70 intact original buildings here.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
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Jackfish, Ontario
- Jackfish is on the north shore of Lake Superior, east of Terrance Bay.
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Railroad
- The railway connecting Montreal and Winnipeg was finished just west of Jackfish in 1885, bringing with it the town's existence.
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Train dispatcher
- A train order station and electrical telegraph for the train dispatcher were set up in Jackfish.
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Jackfish fishing
- The town relied on fishing in Lake Superior and selling the catch to Toronto and Montreal.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
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Paper mill
- A lumber mill set up shop in the town and sent pulp to the US for newspapers.
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Internment camp
- During World War II, interned Japanese-Canadians were made to build the Trans-Canada highway, including those housed in an internment camp in Jackfish.
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Diesel
- The Canadian Pacific Railway began using diesel trains in the 1950s, bringing the beginning of the end for Jackfish.
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Fishing collapse
- Fishing collapsed after parasitic sea lampreys were introduced into the Great Lakes.
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Hotel
- The popular Lakeview Hotel burned down in 1960.
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Last family
- The last family moved out of Jackfish in 1963.
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Railroad siding
- The Canadian Pacific Railroad still operates a railway siding, a stretch of rail where trains slow down, just east of Jackfish.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
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Alderson, Alberta
- In the late 19th century, people rushed to grab free land throughout Canada, including the town first known as Carlstadt. In 1916, it changed its name to a more English moniker in reaction to World War I.
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Drought and fires
- But drought and fires plagued the town and as of 1936 only ruins remain.
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Dorothy, Alberta
- In Alberta's badlands, a pioneer community formed 24 km southeast of Drumheller.
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Daughter
- A post office was opened in 1908 and the town was then named after the daughter of a local rancher, Dorothy.
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1920s
- The village had three grain elevators, a grocery store, a butcher shop, a pool room, a telephone office, and a restaurant by the 1920s.
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Hamlet
- The town grew to become a hamlet by the 1960s, but the population never exceeded 100.
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Two churches
- Less than 12 people live in Dorothy, where two churches once served a community.
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Big Bend, British Columbia
- Named after a bend in the Columbia River in northern British Columbia, Big Bend was a gold rush town in the 1860s.
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Big Bend, British Columbia
- Tragedies including flooding from the river struck the town, which is now just a highway.
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Creighton Mine, Ontario
- The Canadian Copper Company, now INCO, created the town of Creighton Mine in 1900. It lasted until 1987.
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Creighton Mine, Ontario
- The mine was the deepest in Canada and the area still has the deepest physics laboratory in the world.
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Saint-Nil, Quebec
- Saint-Nil was founded in 1934 and abandoned by 1974.
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Firsts
- The first school opened in 1936, and the first cemetery and church by 1947. The population reached 1,050 by 1955.
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Fleeing residents
- But the government planning committee mulled closing the church and anxious residents fled to neighbouring communities.
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Bradian, British Columbia
- This former gold rush town with 22 standing houses was bought by Chinese investors, who are now trying to sell it for $1.2 million.
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Robsart, Saskatchewan
- In the 2006 census, Robsart, Saskatchewan had a population of 16.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
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Unincorporated
- The village was officially unincorporated in 2002.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
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Location
- The former village sits at the intersection of Highway 18 and Highway 13, near the American border in the south-west corner of Saskatchewan.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
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Established in 1910
- The Canadian Pacific Railway purchased the land and named the area Robsart after a character in a Sir Walter Scott story.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
4 / 40 Fotos
Henry Abbott
- A man named Henry Abbott bought the land from the Canadian Pacific Railway and brought the first settlers there. In these early days the village had 30 businesses.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
5 / 40 Fotos
Boom town
- At first it was just a general store, a dentist, a jeweller, and a surgeon. But after the Canadian Pacific Railway finished its Stirling-Weyburn line, a public hospital and town hall were constructed.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
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Population 350
- In 1917, the town had a population of 350.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
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Fire and depression
- The town never recovered from the double-blow of a 1929 fire in a grain elevator and the Great Depression that followed shortly after.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
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Val-Jalbert, Quebec
- Known as the best-preserved ghost town in Quebec, what is now a tourist attraction in a park was founded as a town in 1901.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
9 / 40 Fotos
Company town
- The company town was built around a paper mill that supplied newspapers in the US and UK.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
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Closure
- The paper mill closed in 1927 and the area was made a park in 1960. There are 70 intact original buildings here.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
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Jackfish, Ontario
- Jackfish is on the north shore of Lake Superior, east of Terrance Bay.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
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12 / 40 Fotos
Railroad
- The railway connecting Montreal and Winnipeg was finished just west of Jackfish in 1885, bringing with it the town's existence.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
13 / 40 Fotos
Train dispatcher
- A train order station and electrical telegraph for the train dispatcher were set up in Jackfish.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
14 / 40 Fotos
Jackfish fishing
- The town relied on fishing in Lake Superior and selling the catch to Toronto and Montreal.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
15 / 40 Fotos
Paper mill
- A lumber mill set up shop in the town and sent pulp to the US for newspapers.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
16 / 40 Fotos
Internment camp
- During World War II, interned Japanese-Canadians were made to build the Trans-Canada highway, including those housed in an internment camp in Jackfish.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
17 / 40 Fotos
Diesel
- The Canadian Pacific Railway began using diesel trains in the 1950s, bringing the beginning of the end for Jackfish.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
18 / 40 Fotos
Fishing collapse
- Fishing collapsed after parasitic sea lampreys were introduced into the Great Lakes.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
19 / 40 Fotos
Hotel
- The popular Lakeview Hotel burned down in 1960.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
20 / 40 Fotos
Last family
- The last family moved out of Jackfish in 1963.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
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Railroad siding
- The Canadian Pacific Railroad still operates a railway siding, a stretch of rail where trains slow down, just east of Jackfish.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
22 / 40 Fotos
Alderson, Alberta
- In the late 19th century, people rushed to grab free land throughout Canada, including the town first known as Carlstadt. In 1916, it changed its name to a more English moniker in reaction to World War I.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
23 / 40 Fotos
Drought and fires
- But drought and fires plagued the town and as of 1936 only ruins remain.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
24 / 40 Fotos
Dorothy, Alberta
- In Alberta's badlands, a pioneer community formed 24 km southeast of Drumheller.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
25 / 40 Fotos
Daughter
- A post office was opened in 1908 and the town was then named after the daughter of a local rancher, Dorothy.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
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1920s
- The village had three grain elevators, a grocery store, a butcher shop, a pool room, a telephone office, and a restaurant by the 1920s.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
27 / 40 Fotos
Hamlet
- The town grew to become a hamlet by the 1960s, but the population never exceeded 100.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
28 / 40 Fotos
Two churches
- Less than 12 people live in Dorothy, where two churches once served a community.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
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Big Bend, British Columbia
- Named after a bend in the Columbia River in northern British Columbia, Big Bend was a gold rush town in the 1860s.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
30 / 40 Fotos
Big Bend, British Columbia
- Tragedies including flooding from the river struck the town, which is now just a highway.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
31 / 40 Fotos
Creighton Mine, Ontario
- The Canadian Copper Company, now INCO, created the town of Creighton Mine in 1900. It lasted until 1987.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
32 / 40 Fotos
Creighton Mine, Ontario
- The mine was the deepest in Canada and the area still has the deepest physics laboratory in the world.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
© Creative Commons
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Saint-Nil, Quebec
- Saint-Nil was founded in 1934 and abandoned by 1974.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
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Firsts
- The first school opened in 1936, and the first cemetery and church by 1947. The population reached 1,050 by 1955.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
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Fleeing residents
- But the government planning committee mulled closing the church and anxious residents fled to neighbouring communities.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
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Bradian, British Columbia
- This former gold rush town with 22 standing houses was bought by Chinese investors, who are now trying to sell it for $1.2 million.
(Photo: Flickr/CC by 2.0)
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Canada's creepiest ghost towns
Abandoned spaces can be beautiful, scary, or both
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Hundreds of ghost towns are scattered throughout Canada, filled with eerie abandoned cars and homes.
Whether it was an exodus after the gold rush in British Columbia or devastation after the entry of chain stores into small town Ontario, these towns once flourished and now only serve as graveyards for forgotten cultures.
Take a look at these stunning photos of Canada's creepiest ghost towns.
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