Canada
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Canada is a vast North American nation, its provinces and territories spanning from the Atlantic to the Pacific. A sighting of an unidentified object or light simply means the eyewitness couldn't identify it; the description alone doesn't prove it was an anomalous craft or a phenomenon from an unknown source.
This page features reports from Canada describing lights, spheres, and objects of various shapes, as recounted by eyewitnesses. Some reports include details about the location, duration of the sighting, or a video, but this in itself does not constitute independent verification of the explanation provided for them.
Everything we've published on Canada
Official file · yesterdayThree Air Force Personnel Saw a Descending Light in Canada
Witness report · July 23, 2026Mysterious Blue Light Over Lake Superior Changed Course After Laser Beams
Witness report · July 23, 2026A Red Triangle Over Calgary: A Sighting Lasting Seconds
Witness report · July 19, 2026A White Orb Hangs Over Ottawa for Two Minutes
Common questions about Canada
What kind of UFO sightings have been reported in Canada?
Reports featured on the site describe, among other things, colorful lights, spheres, and triangles in the sky. These are eyewitness accounts, not a definitive statement that the objects were unknown aircraft.
Have Canadian sightings proven alien visitation?
No. A report of an unidentified object means the eyewitness didn't identify it; the description alone is not evidence of an extraterrestrial origin.
From which Canadian regions do the sightings on the site originate?
The reports listed come from locations including Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and British Columbia.
Is there photographic or video evidence of UFOs in Canada?
The list includes one report of a video showing an unidentified object filmed in Canada. The mere existence of a video doesn't guarantee that the object can be identified or the claim verified.
What's the difference between a UFO and a UAP?
A 'UFO' is a common term for an unidentified flying object, while 'UAP' (unidentified anomalous phenomena) also refers to phenomena that aren't necessarily objects. In both cases, a lack of identification doesn't inherently indicate an extraordinary source.
