1954: UFOs Follow British Airliner Over Labrador

The year is 1954, the place, over Labrador, Canada. A British passenger jet was followed by a group of UFOs. A military fighter jet was sent to investigate but never made contact with the UFOs. On June 29th, 1954 at about 21:03 hours, Captain James Howard was in command of a British Overseas Airways Corporation (now British Airways) Boeing Stratocruiser, G-ALSC, Flight 510-196 from New York to London via Goose Bay. About thirty minutes later, nearing the boundary of New York Air Traffic Center, Boston informed Captain Howard to hold at a ...[More]

1954: UFOs Follow British Airliner Over Labrador

The year is 1954, the place, over Labrador, Canada. A British passenger jet was followed by a group of UFOs. A military fighter jet was sent to investigate but never made contact with the UFOs. On June 29th, 1954 at about 21:03 hours, Captain James Howard was in command of a British Overseas Airways Corporation (now British Airways) Boeing Stratocruiser, G-ALSC, Flight 510-196 from New York to London via Goose Bay. About thirty minutes later, nearing the boundary of New York Air Traffic Center, Boston informed Captain Howard to hold at a ...[More]

1952: Project Second Story (UFOs)

The year is 1952, the place, Canada. A committee was sponsored by the Defence Research Board and called "Project Second Story." Its main purpose was to collect, catalogue and correlate data from UFO sighting reports. This committee developed a questionnaire and an interrogator’s instructional guide. During April 1952, another secret government committee, separate from Project Magnet, but also involving Wilbert Smith, was established by Dr. O. M. Solandt, Chairman of the Defense Research Board. With the code name of Project Se...[More]

1952: Project Second Story (UFOs)

The year is 1952, the place, Canada. A committee was sponsored by the Defence Research Board and called "Project Second Story." Its main purpose was to collect, catalogue and correlate data from UFO sighting reports. This committee developed a questionnaire and an interrogator’s instructional guide. During April 1952, another secret government committee, separate from Project Magnet, but also involving Wilbert Smith, was established by Dr. O. M. Solandt, Chairman of the Defense Research Board. With the code name of Project Se...[More]

1950: The Wilbert Smith UFO Report

The year is 1950, the place, Canada. Wilbert B. Smith, senior radio engineer with the Canadian government Department of Transport sent a memo to the Controller of Telecommunications. The memo stated that UFOs were real and that the USA was investigating them in secret. On November 21st, 1950, Wilbert B. Smith, a senior radio engineer with the Canadian government Department of Transport sent a memo to the Controller of Telecommunications. The memo, recommended that a research project be set up to study the subject of UFOs. "We believe...[More]

1950: The Wilbert Smith UFO Report

The year is 1950, the place, Canada. Wilbert B. Smith, senior radio engineer with the Canadian government Department of Transport sent a memo to the Controller of Telecommunications. The memo stated that UFOs were real and that the USA was investigating them in secret. On November 21st, 1950, Wilbert B. Smith, a senior radio engineer with the Canadian government Department of Transport sent a memo to the Controller of Telecommunications. The memo, recommended that a research project be set up to study the subject of UFOs. "We believe...[More]

1924: Camper Kidnapped By Sasquatch

The year was 1924, the place, near Toba Inlet in British Columbia. Albert Ostman was a Canadian prospector who reported that he was abducted by a Sasquatch and held captive for six days. In 1924, a young Scandinavian named Albert Ostman spent several days prospecting for a lost gold mine near the head of Toba Inlet in British Columbia. He had heard that there were several of these old mines in the British Columbia area, and thought it would be a great vacation experience if he could locate one. He took the Union Steamship boat to Lund, Brit...[More]

1924: Camper Kidnapped By Sasquatch

The year was 1924, the place, near Toba Inlet in British Columbia. Albert Ostman was a Canadian prospector who reported that he was abducted by a Sasquatch and held captive for six days. In 1924, a young Scandinavian named Albert Ostman spent several days prospecting for a lost gold mine near the head of Toba Inlet in British Columbia. He had heard that there were several of these old mines in the British Columbia area, and thought it would be a great vacation experience if he could locate one. He took the Union Steamship boat to Lund, Brit...[More]

1955: William Roe Sasquatch Sighting

In October 1955, the witness, William Roe was working near a little town called Tete Jaune Cache, British Columbia, about eighty miles west of Jasper, Alberta. William Roe witnessed a Sasquatch in the woods at close range. The witness advised: “Ever since I was a small boy back in the forest of Michigan, I have studied the lives and habits of wild animals. Later, when I supported my family in Northern Alberta by hunting and trapping, I spent many hours just observing the wild things. They fascinated me. But the most incredible exper...[More]

1955: William Roe Sasquatch Sighting

In October 1955, the witness, William Roe was working near a little town called Tete Jaune Cache, British Columbia, about eighty miles west of Jasper, Alberta. William Roe witnessed a Sasquatch in the woods at close range. The witness advised: “Ever since I was a small boy back in the forest of Michigan, I have studied the lives and habits of wild animals. Later, when I supported my family in Northern Alberta by hunting and trapping, I spent many hours just observing the wild things. They fascinated me. But the most incredible exper...[More]