The Canadian UFO Podcast

The most commonly reported UAP shape according to NUFORC — the main civilian UFO reporting database in North America — is the orb. Not saucers. Not triangles. Orbs. And when you look at Canadian cases specifically, the pattern is impossible to ignore. Shag Harbour 1967 — orange lights over water. Falcon Lake 1967 — a golden glow near the ground. CADORS aviation reports — commercial pilots describi...

Shag Harbour is called Canada's Roswell. But that label undersells it. Roswell's entire story is built on absence — missing records, retracted press releases, witnesses coming forward decades later. Shag Harbour has contemporaneous government documentation. The Canadian government filed it as an unidentified flying object the same night it happened. In writing. Never retracted. But the o...

In 1967, a Manitoba man spent a long weekend prospecting near Falcon Lake. He came home with burns on his chest, radiation in his system, and a story nobody could explain. The RCMP investigated. The Canadian Air Force investigated. Project Blue Book — the US government's official UFO program — investigated. Nobody explained it. This is Canada's most documented UFO case. It has more physi...

Hi, I'm Peter. I live in Burnaby BC and I've been obsessed with UFOs basically my whole life. This is the first episode of the Canadian UFO Podcast — a show about the UFO and UAP conversation happening right now, told from a Canadian perspective. We're not here to debate whether this stuff is real. That debate, in my opinion, is over. We're here to catch you up — and to ask why...

In 2004, US Navy pilots encountered something off the coast of San Diego that they couldn't explain. In 2017, the New York Times put it on the front page. The Pentagon confirmed it was real. And the world kind of shrugged. This episode is about the Tic Tac — what happened, why it mattered, and why even after everything that's followed, people still don't seem to care that much. Plus...

In 2005, a former Canadian cabinet minister stood up at a public event and said the US government had been secretly recovering non-human craft for decades. He named alien species. He said governments were covering it up. Everyone laughed. His name was Paul Hellyer. And eighteen years later, a decorated US intelligence officer said basically the same thing — under oath, before Congress. This episod...