From: Nick Balaskas <Nikolaos.nul>
Date: Wed, 7 Apr 2004 19:57:10 -0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)
Fwd Date: Wed, 07 Apr 2004 22:51:32 -0400
Subject: Re: 'UFO' Over Ottawa - Balaskas


>From: Chris Rutkowski <rutkows.nul>
>To: ufoinfo.nul, errol.nul, canufo.nul
>Date: Tue, 6 Apr 2004 09:14:45 -0500 (CDT)
>Subject: 'UFO' Over Ottawa

>U.F.O. Seen Over Ottawa

>Kris Sims
>Tuesday, April 6, 2004

>Several residents of the Ottawa area reported seeing an
>Unidentified Flying Object Monday Night.

>One caller to CFRA 580 said it was a large, bright, white ball
>of light that travelled northeast at around 8 o'clock.

>Denis Legault has been sky-watching for 27 years with the Ottawa
>Valley Astronomy Group, he says the object was probably a piece
>of space rock that was too large to burn up right away in the
>upper atmosphere. Legault says the particles of dust and rock
>create a brilliant flash of light as they ignite and
>disintegrate in the lower atmosphere.

>Ottawa ranks second in Canada for the number of UFOs reported
>each year. Vancouver reports the most.

Hi Everyone!

In a recent news story, Chris Rutkowski confirmed that the pilot
of the Prime Minister's aircraft reported an unidentified object
to air traffic controllers while flying near CFB Suffield on
Sunday night, March 21. Many sightings of bright fireballs were
made that same evening all across Canada but if the times for
all these UFO sightings were correct, taking the different time
zones and other details into account, these reports could not
possibly be explained by a single fireball.

The March 21 UFO sightings could be explained as several bright
noteworthy fireballs that seemed to some witnesses to have
crashed nearby but since the UFO sighting by the PM's pilot was
made while he was flying over CFB Suffield, a secret Canadian
UFO landing site, we should not be too quick to rule any other
explanations. The connection with Suffield was also made by
Errol Bruce-Knapp on his radio talk show about UFOs, 'Strange
Days... Indeed' last Saturday night.

Paul Hellyer, past Canadian Minister of Defense and now leader
of the Canadian Action Party, is the primary source for the
secret Canadian UFO landing site in the early 1950s (not to be
confused with the 1967 UFO landing pad built in St. Paul,
Alberta for Canada's 100th anniversary). Hellyer is living in
Toronto and with Federal elections coming up soon, I think he
could be coaxed to reveal further details about Canada's
involvement with UFOs and ETs. A friend of Hellyer's even called
Errol's radio show on UFOs a while back who thought he could get
him to talk about UFOs on the show.

Below is a short excerpt from Grant Cameron's web page that
gives us a few of the known facts about this secret Canadian UFO
landing site. I wonder if Canada was able to lure the occupants
of two other "meteors" that entered Earth orbit in 1952 which
caused much excitement in the U.S. according to 'Aviation Week'
and other publications. And these were not the only pre-Sputnik
"meteors" detected orbiting our planet.....


Nick Balaskas

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http://www.presidentialufo.com/top_secret_committee.htm

Did the Canadians Have a Top Secret Flying Saucer Program?

In 1978, during my meeting with Murl Smith, the wife of Wilbert
Smith, the director of the official Canadian investigation into
flying saucers known as Project Magnet, she told me of the
efforts by the Canadians to land an alien by the name of AFFA at
the Top Secret Defense Research Board Station at Suffield,
Alberta.

The three groups that were involved in the negotiations for the
government, according to Mrs. Smith were "the government" (then
Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent was mentioned in this regard),
the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and the Defense Department.

The inclusion of the Prime Minister on such a committee makes
sense, as does the inclusion of the Defense Department. Suffield
after all was the Canadian equivalent to Area-51 where the
Defense Department's Defense Research Board tested chemical
weapons and new weapons of war.