p2pnet news view | Off Topic:- Last year was a good year for flying saucers in Canada.

So says Chris Rutkowski, director of the Winnipeg’s Ufology Research institute which has just published the 2007 Canadian UFO Survey.

Researchers studied 836 UFO sightings from across Canada, an increase of almost 12 per cent over 2006.

Reports were filed by witnesses with government and military agencies, police, civilian UFO groups and several online UFO websites, says the document.

So are we undergoing a mass invasion by aliens?

Not from the look of it.

“Of the hundreds of cases, only a fraction – about 16 per cent – were labeled as unexplained after review by investigators,”   Says the report, going on:

“Only about one per cent of the total were ‘high quality unknowns’ that were both unexplained and had above-average levels of investigation and documentation.”

2007 saw the second-highest number of UFO reports filed in Canada in a single year, “since we began collecting data in 1989,” says Rutkowski.

That year, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario and Quebec each had all-time record high numbers of UFO reports ranging from, “relatively commonplace reports of starlike lights maneuvering oddly in the night” to, “large, structured craft with lights moving ponderously overhead to the amazement of witnesses”.

One such  such was seen on March 3 over Hammonds Plains, Nova Scotia, and, “In Granisle, British Columbia, a ‘blacklight-coloured‘ object moved across the sky accompanied by odd clouds” and in North Tryon, Prince Edward Island, a, “small shiny object flew in a corkscrew-like manner through the late afternoon sky, leaving behind a strange smoke trail.”

The excellent Creative Commons pic on the right first appeared in Digital Journal.

Click here for more reports of UFOs in Canada.

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