UFO reports in Canada on the rise

Reports of unidentified flying objects increased by 42 per cent in 2001 in Canada, reaching a total of 374. ìAll of the cases got some degree of investigation by researchers in various parts of the country,î said Chris Rutkowski, one of the authors of the annual Canadian survey of UFO reports. ìAbout 15 per cent were left unexplained. The rest either had explanations or we didn't have enough information to make an evaluation.î A number of sightings were reported in the sparsely populated northern Canada:

There was a cigar-shaped object that hopped as it flew, rather than flew regularly, over Whitehorse,î said Rutkowski. It was seen at 10.30am and left a vapour trail as it moved across the sky, disappeared behind a mountain and then returned.

Pilots flying a supply plane in Nunavut saw a stationary light (hovering) over the ground in an area that's uninhabited and they couldn't explain it.î Other sightings included:

• Six orange objects spotted flying in V-formation over Portage la Prairie, Manitoba.

• A luminous object that hung in the sky over Hull, Quebec, for two consecutive nights before appearing to explode.

• Airline pilots flying over Craik, Saskatchewan, who saw what they thought were the lights of another aircraft until they were told by air traffic controllers that there was no other plane on radar.

• Three dots of white light that ìplayed tagî with each other over Richmond, British Columbia. (Source: The Canadian Press)

(Benjamin Creme's Master confirms that these sightings were all spacecraft from Mars. The object over Hull, Quebec, was an implosion device which absorbs and neutralizes nuclear radiation.