Canada’s Roswell
The name “Roswell” immediately conjures the most famous UFO case in U.S. history. Over the years, the case has lured UFO researchers on an unending search to find a “smoking gun” locked away in some secret U.S. government vault.
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Canada has the real thing—a UFO case with a certifiable paper trail.
On the night of October 4, 1967, in the small Nova Scotia town of Shag Harbour, dozens of eyewitnesses from all walks of life, including airline pilots, fishermen, teenagers and police officers see what appears to be an extra-terrestrial craft hovering a few hundred feet above the surface of the water. Some witnesses even claim to have been close enough to see and hear the UFO then plunge into the waters off the shoreline of this remote town. This many witnesses means one thing: the government can’t ignore the sighting.
Canadian authorities quickly dispatch the Navy, Coast Guard and police to search the waters of Shag Harbour. After a full government inquiry, authorities claim not a trace of anything suspicious was found.
But does the Canadian government really know more than they’re telling?
Lingering questions eventually lead two UFO researchers to launch an investigation. Now, they’ve uncovered documents that make it clear that this case should never have been closed. This unexpected twist makes the Shag Harbour incident the most amazing UFO case in Canada’s History.
