Some of the most famous Canadian cases of unusual vision in Ottawa-Akh:
May 20, 1967, near Falcon Lake, man: Stephen Michalak, who claimed that a bright UFO was faced for the minerals, was reportedly burnt by a explosion of warm gas or wind.
October 4, 1967, Shag Harbor, NS: Witnesses reported to see a line of lights and enter the water. Emergency employees, including RCMP and Coast Guards, responded as per the notion of an aircraft accident, but no debris was found.
On October 26, 1978, Clerenville, NL: Several witnesses, including RCMP constable, reported an oval shaped object at the port. No physical evidence was found.
November 7, 1990, Montreal: A large oval -shaped shiny incident was observed by about 40 witnesses including journalists and about 40 witnesses including the Bonthonic Hotel’s rooftop pool. Air traffic controllers confirmed that there was no radar activity in the area.
December 11, 1996, Yukon: At least 31 people in the four different regions of Yukon reported to see a line of lights in the sky, which many described as a spacecraft. The incident was later seen by many others in various places.
(Source: Management of public reporting of unknown air events in Canada. Sky Canada Project Report from the office of Chief Science Advisor of Canada, June 2025)
This report of Canadian Press was first published on 18 July 2025.
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