Canada findings
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- 01PDFDepartment of National Defence / RCMP / National Research Councilp.1
RCMP detachments were required by Operational Manual CO-Air 1195 to file UFO sighting reports by telex to the NRC Meteor Centre and Canadian Forces...
The 29th and final installment of Library and Archives Canada's 8,759-page UFO FOIA release, presenting spring-1972 RCMP detachment reports, NRC Meteor Centre correspondence, and inter-agency telexes from sites across Canada.
→ Canada UFO FOIA Release — Part 29 (Pages 8401–8759)
- 02PDFDepartment of National Defence / RCMP / National Research Councilp.7
RCMP Dorval relayed a report for 15 May 1976, 20:15 EDT: Miss Rachel Pilon observed an inverted-pail-shaped object, red and green, flying in circular...
Pages 2701–3000 of Canada's 29-part, 8,759-page UFO FOIA series, drawn from NRC Record Group 77 Vol. 308, containing 1976 military radio-relay sighting reports from RCMP, Canadian Forces Bases, and civilian observers across five provinces.
→ Canada UFO FOIA Release — Part 10 (Pages 2701–3000)
- 03PDFDepartment of National Defence / RCMP / National Research Councilp.3
The Richmond, BC sighting (79-11-29) described an inverted saucer with a flat dull-gold bottom, a black protruding center, four evenly spaced lights,...
Pages 4201–4500 of Canada's 29-part UFO FOIA release, presenting November–December 1979 RCMP detachment and Canadian Forces telexes routed to the National Research Council's Planetary Sciences Section and Meteor Centre.
→ Canada UFO FOIA Release — Part 15 (Pages 4201–4500)
- 04PDFDepartment of National Defence / RCMP / National Research Councilp.14
RCMP investigation at Little Hearts Ease, Newfoundland: a blood-red object roughly eight to ten feet long with a trailing tail crashed into the...
Pages 1201-1500 of Canada's consolidated UFO FOIA release: a volume of 1970 Canadian government sighting reports routed through DND, RCMP, and NRC channels, spanning incidents from Newfoundland to British Columbia.
→ Canada UFO FOIA Release — Part 05 (Pages 1201–1500)
- 05PDFTransport Canada / NAV CANADAp.1
CIRVIS reports route through NAV CANADA shift supervisors to CADS, then CANR, then Transport Canada by fax — a formal multi-agency relay chain for...
A decade of Canadian CIRVIS operational shift logs (2010–2019) recording pilot, ATC, and civilian UAP sightings routed through CADS and CANR to Transport Canada and, notably, civilian researcher Chris Rutowski.
→ CIRVIS Canada — Pilot and ATC UFO Reports (2010–2019)
- 06PDFDepartment of National Defence / RCMP / National Research Councilp.1
The release is filed under RG 77, Vol. 306 at Library and Archives Canada, drawing on NRC, RCMP, and DND records — placing Canadian UAP tracking...
First 300 pages of Library and Archives Canada's 29-part, 8,759-page consolidated FOIA release — NRC sighting telegrams, RCMP detachment reports, and DND routing messages recording multi-decade Canadian UAP observations filed under RG 77, Vol. 306.
→ Canada UFO FOIA Release — Part 01 (Pages 1–300)
- 07PDFDepartment of National Defence / RCMP / National Research Councilp.6
The dossier is filed under RG 24, vol. 17984, HQ 940-5, Part 1 — a structured Department of National Defence record group at Library and Archives...
Part 20 of Canada's consolidated UFO FOIA release (pages 5701–6000 of the 8,759-page series), comprising circa-1959–1960 DND record-group HQ 940-5 correspondence: RCAF administrative routing of unsolicited UFO inquiries, NICAP solicitation letters to Canadian military officers, and a W. B. Smith letter declining departmental jurisdiction over a Montreal...
→ Canada UFO FOIA Release — Part 20 (Pages 5701–6000)
- 08PDFDepartment of National Defence / RCMP / National Research Councilp.10
Commercial pilot employed by La Ronge Aviation Co. reported observing a circular or oblong silver-white object at an estimated 15,000–20,000 feet...
RCMP Criminal Investigation Branch inter-agency correspondence from 1964–1965 establishing Canadian government reporting procedures for UFO sightings, anchored by a commercial pilot's account of an unidentified circular object that followed his Cessna 180 for approximately 100 miles over northern Saskatchewan.
→ Canada UFO FOIA Release — Part 25 (Pages 7201–7500)
- 09PDFRoyal Canadian Mounted Police / Royal Canadian Air Force / Department of National Defence
The incident occurred May 20, 1967 at Falcon Lake, Manitoba; the named witness is Stefan Michalak.
Multi-agency Canadian government investigation — RCMP, RCAF, DND, and Department of Health — into Stefan Michalak's May 20, 1967 close-encounter at Falcon Lake, Manitoba, which produced radioactive site samples and no definitive conventional explanation.
→ Radioactive Landing Site, Falcon Lake Manitoba 1967
- 10PDFTransport Canada / Department of Transport
Project Magnet was established in December 1950 within the Department of Transport's Radio Regulations Engineering Division — a government...
Canada's Department of Transport interim report on Project Magnet, a government-sanctioned UAP study established December 1950 and led by senior radio engineer Wilbert B. Smith, concluding in June 1952 that flying-disc reports could not be dismissed and warranted continued scientific investigation.
→ Smith's Flying Disc Assessment, Transport Canada 1952
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