In the early 1800s, fur trading companies established British authorities in what was then called the Columbia District. In 1858, once the border for Canada had been realized, British Columbia became a colony. It is there, at 1516 Fairfield Road in Victoria, British Columbia, on Vancouver Island, Canada, where Ross Bay Cemetery lies. Established in 1872, the cemetery is known today for its rumored hauntings. Many claim they’ve seen spirits wandering among the graves. David Fee is one of these spirits, a man murdered on the steps of St. Andrew’s Cathedral in 1890 on Christmas Eve.