These files reside at the Library and Archives Canada web site. Reports are housed within four separate categories:

1.      The National Defense Department,

2.      The Department of Transport,

3.      The NRC (National Research Council) and,

4.      The RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police)

Canada’s UFO X-files indicate Canadian government officials have been involved in attempts to make sense of the UFO matter as far back as 1947 and possibly earlier.

A spokesperson from Exopolitics Toronto indicates,

“We have known that Canada has a rich history of involvement in the UFO question. This release confirms it.” The spokesperson went on to say, “Exopolitics Toronto already has in its possession documents obtained in 2004 under the Access to Information Act from the Department of National Defense indicating RCMP officers have officially reported UFO sightings, in addition to civilian UFO reports and Air Traffic Control flight log details. These records show that Canadian NORAD F-16 jets have been scrambled to chase non-correlated targets without transponders in Canadian airspace. These Canadian files, now in open view for the public, the media and scientific community, are yet another sign that Disclosure of the UFO question is at hand. These release occurrences do not happen randomly or for no reason. We therefore encourage the international research and scientific community and the global media to consider these files as yet another indication UFO/ET Disclosure is imminent.”

GLOBAL RESONANCE OF THE CANADIAN RELEASE

Canada has officially become yet another G8 country to provide open access to their UFO files. The substantial compilation of UFO documents in Canada’s archives represents the single largest disclosure of UFO files to date by a G8 nation.

The Canadian provision for access to UFO files falls in line with the thousands of UFO files recently released internationally by France, the UK and Denmark. It is unknown at this time if the This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it has directed that these UFO files be submitted to the United Nations according to UNGA Decision 33/426. As a member in good-standing of the United Nations, Canada will undoubtedly tender its information to the UN as prescribed in UNGA Decision 33/426.

Canada’s openness policy also parallels the recent commentary by Nick Pope – formerly of the British MoD - who has clearly substantiated in public interviews and statements the UK’s involvement in cataloguing and subsequent release of its UFO files to the public.

This also is consistent with the Paradigm Research Group’s contention that UFO/ET disclosure is imminent in the year 2009 as President Barack Obama’s position on transparency in government. Stephen G. Bassett, Director of the PRG states,

"Formal acknowledgement of an extraterrestrial presence engaging the human race - Disclosure - is close at hand and possibly already under consideration by elements within the United States Government.”

MEDIA IMPLICATIONS

This access to files, sanctioned by the Canadian government is also a signal to the media to engage this issue. No longer is it possible for Canadian news agencies like the CBC, CTV, CanWest Global, the Toronto Star, the National Post, the Globe and Mail, Sun Media and News Wire agencies to ignore this very large data base of information. Investigations, questions and clarifications prompted by the press to the Prime Minister’s office are anticipated.

Reports in other jurisdictions indicate that the unidentified craft under question not only exist but they utilize radically arcane energy sources that may replace fossil fuels. Source Information at: http://www.disclosureproject.org/ES-DisclosureImplications-2.htm

HOW IS THE CANADIAN RELEASE UNIQUE?

The Canadian files appear to differ significantly from the United Kingdom’s MoD, and the French and Danish releases of UFO reports. The Canadian files do not simply list UFO sightings; they describe actions, meetings and inter-departmental memoranda generated by Canadian officials that attempt to make sense of the considerable onslaught of UFO sightings as well as referencing American problems with keeping abreast of UFO sightings.

ACCESS THESE REPORTS

The reports are easily referenced for viewing as document images (see sample) in the Canadian archives at Library and Archives Canada.

Journalists and interested parties who wish to look at all documents are invited to contact ZlandCommunications or conduct their own document search and press releases.

CONDUCT YOUR OWN SEARCH:

To conduct a search of the considerable compilation of Canada’s UFO reports go to: http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/databases/ufo/001057-100.01-e.php?PHPSESSID=7ltq0e4eolfpliucale9jbecv7

Search Steps:

1. Enter a search word such as “UFO” or other search parameter in - Document Title.

2. Select number of references per page as 50. (Leave all else blank)

3. Select Browse by Record Group (four options are shown - National Defense, the Department of Transport, the NRC (National Research Council) or RCMP.) Select any one.

Hit - Submit

4. Select Record Number

5. Select VIEW IMAGE to display. Document will display.

NOTE:  At the bottom of each document, direction arrows are available to move within the file of multiple pages selected.

To look over a linear year by year review of data go to: http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/ufo/002029-3000-e.html

FOR MORE INFORMATION

Contact in Canada:

Victor Viggiani B.A. M.Ed.

News Director ZlandCommunications

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Telephone 905-278-1238

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