The Current Chief science adviser recommends Canada start monitoring for UFOs
Jul 17, 2025
Chris Rutkowski, a seasoned science writer and UFO researcher, collaborates with Joe Schwartz, Director of McGill's Office for Science and Society. They delve into Canada's proposal for tracking unidentified aerial phenomena, emphasizing the importance of transparency and public engagement. The conversation highlights the contrast between Canadian and U.S. UFO research approaches. They also address the significance of scientific communication in combating misinformation and the historical context of notable Canadian UFO sightings, advocating for informed investigations.
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Canada's UFO Sightings and Proposal
- Canada experiences between 600 and 1,000 UFO sightings annually, though no proof they are alien ships exists.
- The chief science advisor recommends a federal body to collect, standardize, and analyze these sightings scientifically.
Engage Public in UFO Education
- Engage the public in reporting and understanding UFO sightings instead of dismissing them outright.
- Promote public education and scientific communication to reduce misinformation about aerial phenomena.
Identifying Non-Alien Aerial Phenomena
- Many unidentified aerial phenomena are actually balloons, drones, or other explainable objects, not aliens.
- Tracking these helps national defense and public safety by understanding potential airspace threats and anomalies.