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12 fully narrated stops across 3 routes. Real Saskatoon cases reconstructed from court records, inquiry files and news archives — told at the exact corners where they happened. You drive. After dark.
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How it works
No app to install, no group, no schedule. The whole thing runs from your phone in the cupholder.
STEP 01
One-time purchase, lifetime access to every route — including the ones we add later. Checkout takes a minute.
STEP 02
Your drive link appears on the confirmation page the second you check out — and on your Stripe receipt. No app, no waiting.
STEP 03
Follow the route. The narration tells each case at the place it happened, stop by stop.
The case files
Each route is a 45–60 minute drive with a fully narrated story at every stop — the case, the context, and what the city did next. Do one tonight, save the rest. They're yours for good, and three more routes are coming free.
The wrong man did 23 years. A winter morning in 1969, an alley in Pleasant Hill, and a conviction that became a national scandal — because the truth was hiding closer to the crime scene than anyone dared to look. Then: a quiet west-side house where three people died in 1974... and half a century of silence since. What this route shows you is where it all happened — and why the city couldn't see it.
Saskatoon's most famous open file. In 1962, a young nurse went for an evening walk along the river — and what happened next has haunted this city for sixty years. Further down the water: a life ended on one of Saskatoon's richest streets with no arrest ever made, and a murder over forty-one dollars that took half a century and one overlooked piece of evidence to crack. The route closes with two riverside legends — told honestly, as legends.
The city before it behaved. Hotels that treated prohibition like a suggestion. A bank robbed in broad daylight at the busiest hour — and a heist pulled off on a moving streetcar, with a getaway straight out of a movie. The route ends in Sutherland with the case that made national headlines in 2025: a woman who waited a hundred years at the bottom of a well to get her name back.
The oldest neighbourhood keeps the oldest wounds. The 1885 field hospital where the wounded of the North-West Resistance were carried, the first graveyard, and the early city's darkest years — told from the streets where Saskatoon began.
The wild prairie twenties. A lone gunman walks into the Bank of Montreal at noon, 1928. Cross-border outlaw gangs work the grain-belt banks while Saskatoon's downtown fills with money, liquor and men who wanted both. The heist route through the old banking district.
The stories that won't die — told honestly as legends. The ones every Saskatoon kid heard at a sleepover — finally run down to their roots, and separated into what the record shows and what it doesn't.
The standard
This isn't a ghost tour. Every stop is a real case, reconstructed from the public record — and we show our work.
Trial transcripts, appeal decisions, and the Milgaard Inquiry — the paper trail behind every claim we make.
Decades of CBC, StarPhoenix, and wire coverage, cited at every stop inside the drive itself.
Where a story is folklore, we say so — right in the narration. Legends are labelled legends, every single time.
The line
Some Saskatoon stories aren't entertainment. We don't monetize recent tragedies, open wounds, or deaths in police custody. Cases within living memory of grieving families stay out.
That's the line. It doesn't move.Questions
It's unsettling the way true things are unsettling. No jump scares, no actors, no theatrics — just documented cases told in the dark, at the exact places they happened. Most people say that's worse.
No. The drive runs in any phone browser. Buy it, open your route link, put the phone in the cupholder and drive.
Each route is 45–60 minutes of driving. Do one tonight, save the rest — you have lifetime access, including every future route we add.
Instantly. Your drive link is on the confirmation page the moment you check out, and on your Stripe receipt. Routes 4–6 are in production and will appear at the same link as free updates.
Full refund within 7 days of purchase, no questions asked. Email hello@crimeroutes.ca.
We recommend 16+. Real crimes are described factually — nothing gratuitous, but these are true stories about real victims, told with that weight.
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