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Science vs. Conspiracy over coffee · Sep 10, 2025

A conversation with paranormal investigators

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BW Homer · Science vs. Conspiracy over coffee

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Recently, two Fraser Valley ghost hunters hosted an evening of spooky stories around a mock campfire for a group of paranormal enthusiasts at the PoMo museum.

Paranormal investigator, Regina (Gina) Armstrong and Victoria Vancek founded Haunted History BC in 2020 after researching the supernatural since 2017 and now host events like the one at the PoMo Museum.

Although, as children the sisters had been fascinated with the paranormal Vancek explained.

“Around 10, 11, 12 years old, we love to read all sorts of murder mystery books,” said Vancek.

“We just always loved ghosts and anything supernatural,” said Armstrong.

Regina Armstrong and Victoria Vancek
hauntedhistorybc.com

Their books are available on the Haunted History BC website
📚hauntedhistorybc.com/books

Photos provided by Regina Armstrong and Victoria Vancek Photos provided by Regina Armstrong and Victoria Vancek Photos provided by Regina Armstrong and Victoria Vancek
Photos provided by Regina Armstrong and Victoria Vancek Photos provided by Regina Armstrong and Victoria Vancek
Photos provided by Regina Armstrong and Victoria Vancek Photos provided by Regina Armstrong and Victoria Vancek
Photos provided by Regina Armstrong and Victoria Vancek
Outside the Venosta railcar, Victoria Vancek poses with several pieces of equipment she uses during paranormal investigations. POMO Museum 2025. Photo by BW Homer

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