Quebec Canada UAP Stories 1968
. Drummondville Quebec Canada
Mont Tremblant, Quebec, Canada
St. Bruno Quebec Canada
St. Basile Quebec Canada
Riviere Du Loup Quebec Canada
Upton Quebec Canada
Montreal Quebec Canada
Near St. Gertrude Quebec Canada
Coleraine Quebec Canada
Coaticook Quebec Canada
Asbestos, Quebec, Canada
Asbestos Quebec Canada story 2
St. Thomas Quebec Canada

Ontario UAP Stories Collection
Mississauga, Ontario Object Flying Around The Sky
St. Catharine, Ontario A Black Triangular Craft
Near Sarnia Ontario Canada
Ontario (city unstated) Canada
Wooler Ontario Canada
Near Toronto Ontario Canada
Toronto, Ontario, Canada story 2

Keats Island British Columbia Canada

Whyte cliff Park, West Vancouver British Columbia Canada

. Keats Island British Columbia Canada

Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

. Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

2018 could very well be remembered as the year of the “pilot sightings”. We have had two separate reports from commercial airline pilots over Arizona in March. Then, in October several more pilots all appeared to report the same aerial anomaly over southwest Ireland. A sighting, incidentally, that was apparently corroborated by several sightings on the ground at the same time. In November 2018, a sighting was reported by a pilot over Baffin Island in the Nunavut region of Canada.

Location. Burnt Creek, near Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada
Barrhead, Yukon, Canada

Haylots, Trough of Bowland, Lancashire, England Round Orange Objects

Catchgate, Co Durham, England UK A Bright Glowing Orange Fireball/Orb

Northwich, Cheshire, England UK Glowing Orange/Red Balls


Hickling Broad, Norfolk, England UK A Triangle Formation Of Orange Balls

Dunbar, East Lothian, Scotland Red Light

Tyldesley, Greater Manchester, Lancashire, England Orange Ball Of Light

South Cerney, Gloucestershire, England A Bright Orange Circular Object

Codnor, Derbyshire, England Two Orange Lights

Hockley Essex England UK Eight Round Orange Objects/Lights

October 25, 1973, North West Cape, Exmouth, Australia
1915 hours (approx). A Lt. Commander in the U.S. Navy observed a large black, airborne object at a distance of approximately 8 kilometers to the west at an altitude estimated at 600 meters. The Lt. Cmdr. was driving south from the naval communication station towards the support township of Exmouth, along Murat Road. The officer reported that after about 20-25 seconds the craft accelerated at unbelievable speed and disappeared to the north. The officer, who had never experienced anything like it, said the craft made no noise or exhaust. At the base, Fire Captain (USN) Bill XXXXXX also saw the extraordinary craft five minutes later. He had been instructed to close the Officers club and proceeded there in the Fire Dept. pick-up 488, when his attention was drawn to a large black object, which at first he took to be a small cloud formation, due west of Area ‘B’. He couldn't help but be attracted by this object's appearance. On alighting from the pick-up, he stood and watched this black sphere hovering in the clear and pale blue-green, cloudless sky. The object was completely stationary except for a halo around the center, which appeared to be either revolving or pulsating. After watching it for approx. 4 minutes, it suddenly took off at tremendous speed & disappeared in a northerly direction, in a few seconds. He estimated the object to have been approx. 10 meters in diameter, hovering at 300 metres over the hills due west of the base. Previously, on October 11, five days after the Middle East War had broken out, the North West Cape along with other U.S. bases in Australia were put on full alert. This fiasco climaxed early on the morning of October 25, 1973, in Washington D.C., when a full nuclear alert went out to all U.S. forces. North West Cape was used to communicate the alert to both conventional and nuclear forces in this region. The acute security alert status "Def Con 3" was reached. [All this during peak of sightings 1973 wave *

My wife and I were driving from Moncton to Sackville on New Brunswick #2 in June 2006 in the afternoon and saw a figure walking across a clearing about a 100 yards away. It was all black, walked with long strides and arms out and we did not see any clothes such as a shirt or blue jeans. We could not see any facial features. It was about 4 to 5 PM. We tell our friends that since my wife and I seldom agree on anything, but do on this, it had to be Bigfoot. When we returned home a friend of mine in the Optimist Club said he grew up in the area north of Fundy Bay and he was chased by a Bigfoot one time -in his youth