This document is a collection of Canadian UFO/UAP sighting reports filed with the National Research Council between 1965 and 1968. It includes witness accounts, RCMP reports, and internal NRC correspondence regarding the investigation of these events.
This document is a collection of 1968 Canadian UFO sighting reports and related correspondence managed by the National Research Council. It includes various accounts from citizens and military personnel, alongside NRC responses providing scientific explanations.
This document is a collection of Canadian government records, including sighting reports and correspondence, documenting UFO observations across Canada between 1968 and 1969. It highlights the interaction between the public, the RCMP, and the National Research Council in investigating and explaining these phenomena.
Three witnesses reported a mysterious light moving under the water in Conception Bay, Newfoundland, in May 1969. RCMP investigations suggested it might be a natural biological or atmospheric phenomenon, but no definitive conclusion was reached.
This document is a collection of Canadian government records from 1972-1973 documenting various UAP sightings reported to the National Research Council and the RCMP. It includes telexes, police reports, and correspondence detailing investigations into these sightings.
This document is a collection of Canadian UFO/UAP sighting reports from 1973-1974, submitted by citizens and military/police personnel to the National Research Council of Canada. It documents various aerial observations, subsequent investigations, and the NRC's efforts to identify or explain these phenomena.
A collection of Canadian UFO/UAP sighting reports from 1974-1975 submitted to the National Research Council. The reports include witness statements, RCMP investigations, and military radar checks, with some cases identified as astronomical or conventional objects and others remaining unexplained.
This document is a collection of Canadian government records, primarily from the RCMP and NRC, documenting numerous UFO sightings across Canada between 1975 and 1976. The reports detail witness accounts, police investigations, and subsequent evaluations, often concluding that the phenomena were likely astronomical or conventional in nature.
This document is a collection of 1976 Canadian UFO/UAP sighting reports processed by the National Research Council. It includes military, police, and civilian accounts of aerial phenomena across Canada, ranging from simple light sightings to reports of physical traces.
This document is a comprehensive collection of 1977 UAP sighting reports and related correspondence filed with the National Research Council of Canada. It documents the administrative process of receiving, recording, and occasionally investigating reports from citizens and military personnel across various Canadian provinces.
This document is a collection of Canadian UAP sighting reports from 1977-1978, processed by the RCMP and the National Research Council. It demonstrates the government's systematic documentation of these events, many of which were later identified as conventional phenomena.
This document is a collection of 1978 Canadian UFO/UAP sighting reports and correspondence filed with the National Research Council of Canada. It includes reports from citizens and military personnel, along with official responses and internal administrative notes.
This document is a collection of Canadian UFO/UAP sighting reports from 1978-1979. It includes incident descriptions, RCMP investigations, and NRC correspondence regarding the identification of these phenomena.
A report of a UFO sighting by Mr. T.H. Stewart near Coldwater, Ontario, on November 24, 1979. The object was described as an orange glow with a ring.
This document provides an official overview of the United States Air Force's Project Blue Book, detailing its investigation procedures, categorization of reports, and statistical data on sightings up to 1966. It emphasizes that the Air Force has found no evidence that UFOs constitute a direct physical threat to national security.
This file documents RCAF correspondence and policy regarding UFO sightings between 1947 and 1964. It details the military's reporting protocols and its efforts to address public inquiries while maintaining national security.
This file contains Canadian Department of National Defence records from 1950-1965 regarding UFO reporting procedures and investigations. It confirms that the DND investigated sightings using established military channels but concluded that no threats to national security were identified.
This file documents the RCAF's long-standing policy of avoiding direct involvement in UFO investigations between 1950 and 1980. It shows a consistent pattern of referring public reports to other government departments or dismissing them due to a lack of investigative capability.
This archive contains administrative correspondence from the Canadian Department of Transport regarding the implementation of 'Project Second Storey' for reporting unidentified aerial objects. It includes instructions for field officers on how to document sightings and emphasizes the confidential nature of the project.
This document is a collection of RCMP reports and correspondence regarding UFO sightings in Canada from 1967 to 1969. It documents the RCMP's investigative process, coordination with scientific agencies, and the identification of various phenomena as astronomical, man-made, or unidentified.
This document is a collection of RCMP reports on UFO and fireball sightings across Canada from 1969 to 1971. It details the RCMP's process of investigating these incidents and forwarding findings to the National Research Council for scientific analysis.
This document is an extensive collection of RCMP reports and correspondence regarding UFO sightings in Canada from 1969 to 1973. It details the RCMP's investigative process and their collaboration with the National Research Council to identify and explain these phenomena.
This collection documents the administrative history of Canadian UFO reporting procedures, including the transfer of responsibilities from the Department of National Defence to the National Research Council. It also contains correspondence regarding public inquiries into historical UFO projects like 'Project Magnet' and 'Project Second Storey'.
This document is a collection of UAP and CIRVIS reports from 2009 to 2021, documenting sightings of unidentified objects by the public and flight crews in Canadian airspace. It outlines the reporting procedures used by the Canadian military and aviation authorities to assess these incidents for potential threats.
This document is a reference guide for mapping page numbers from an Isaac Koi PDF archive of Canadian UFO files to their official URLs on the Canadian government website. It provides a systematic list of these mappings to assist researchers in locating original source documents.
This document contains a decade of CADS daily operational logs documenting various UFO/UAP reports received from pilots and the public. It details the internal procedures for handling these reports, including forwarding them to external reviewers and assessing them against security criteria.
A commercial pilot reported being followed by an unidentified silver or white object for nearly 100 miles near Deception Lake, Saskatchewan, on June 30, 1965. The RCMP investigation deemed the pilot a reliable witness and could not identify the object.
A civilian report of a falling object in Foster, Quebec, was investigated by the Canadian Forces. The object was identified as an oil breather cap from a Vauxhall automobile.
This document compiles official reports and correspondence regarding the 1967 Falcon Lake UFO incident involving Stephen Michalak, who claimed to have been burned by an unidentified object. It documents the subsequent government investigation, which confirmed physical and radioactive traces at the site but failed to reach a definitive conclusion.
The National Research Council of Canada acknowledged a UFO sighting report from Mr. J.M. Dyke in Galt, Ontario, dated July 31, 1970. The Council stated they had no explanation for the event and no other records of it.
A witness reported a small, silver, dome-shaped object that hovered, landed, and rolled over, revealing a hole in its bottom. The sighting lasted five minutes with no physical traces left behind.
A district agriculturalist reported a circular, greyish-white object with a reddish bottom moving northerly over Myrnam, Alberta, on April 6, 1981. The object was estimated to be 70 feet in diameter and was observed for 30 minutes.