CADS MCC Daily Logs (2010-2020)

This document is a compilation of daily operational logs from the Canadian Air Defence Sector (CADS) spanning from 2010 to 2020. The logs serve as a record of daily activities, including system maintenance, code changes, and the receipt of various reports, including those categorized as CIRVIS (Communication Instructions for Reporting Vital Intelligence Sightings) or general UFO reports. Throughout the decade, CADS personnel documented numerous sightings reported by civilian and military pilots, as well as members of the public. These reports describe a variety of phenomena, such as bright lights, fireballs, and unidentified objects. For instance, a 2010 entry describes a red disk with a blue ring observed in Repentigny, Quebec, while a 2013 entry details a large bright orb the size of a football field reported near Winnipeg. Many of these reports were forwarded to Mr. Chris Rutowski for further review, and in several instances, the reports were assessed by the Mission Crew Commander (MCC) as non-threats to North American security. The logs also reflect the routine nature of these reports, often noting that they did not meet the strict criteria for a formal CIRVIS report or were likely attributable to natural phenomena such as stars, meteors, or space debris. The document provides a chronological record of how these reports were handled, processed, and communicated within the Canadian military and civil aviation infrastructure.