US EditionRobust federal collection, analysis of UFO data could dispel misinformation: report
ONTARIO, CANADA, JUL 17 – The Government of Canada launches a federal office to systematically study unidentified flying objects and provide official analysis on sightings across the country.
- On July 18, 2025, Ottawa should assign a federal department or agency to manage public data on celestial sightings, setting up a service to collect testimonies, investigate cases and release analyses.
- It notes that no 'cohesive and standardized system' for reporting and follow-up exists in Canada, highlighting the need for systematic investigation, according to the final Sky Canada Project report.
- The report warns `Stigmatization can have significant consequences, such as discouraging witnesses from coming forward and hindering scientific inquiry`, while noting a minority of sightings remain unexplained due to a lack of reliable data.
- The report recommends the lead organization dispel misinformation and document common misinterpretations, calling this `a significant step forward in promoting public understanding and combating misinformation`.
- The report says the federal government should choose a trusted scientific body such as the Canadian Space Agency, drawing on the United States, France and Chile as models.
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The collection of such data could help the country reduce misinformation.
The government's systematic collection and analysis of data on mysterious observations in the sky could help Canada better prepare for incidents, such as the sudden appearance of several high-altitude balloons over North America two years ago, according to a report by the Chief Scientific Advisor to Canada.
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Robust federal collection, analysis of UFO data could dispel misinformation: report
OTTAWA - Systematic government collection and analysis of data about mysterious sightings in the sky could help Canada better prepare for incidents like the sudden appearance of several high-altitude balloons over North America two years ago, says a report from…
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