On a cold October night in 1967, something lit up the sky over Shag Harbour, a small fishing community on the southern edge of Nova Scotia. The witnesses were ordinary people: teenagers, fishermen, residents looking out toward the Atlantic. What they described was not subtle. Orange lights appeared over the horizon, moved rapidly through the sky, then seemed to descend toward the ocean. Some believed they had just watched an aircraft go down. That assumption mattered, because it transformed a...

🧵The Montreal UFO Incident: What Hovered Above Hotel Bonaventure? (1/20) On November 7th '90, an American tourist was swimming in the rooftop pool of Montreal's Hotel Bonaventure when she noticed a strange arrangement of lights directly above her. Hotel staff came outside and guests gathered around the pool. A security officer called the police, and the first officer who arrived called for his superior after seeing the object for himself. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police became involved. Jo...