Of potential interest to researchers: Library and Archives Canada recently updated their archive of UFO sighting records to make them more search-friendly. 9,000+ documents available, mostly digitized copies of original sighting records from the National Research Council, Dept of National Defence, RCMP, and Dept of Transport, 1930s to 2009. I don't believe any of this is newly declassified, but it's quite fascinating to look at the original accounts: https://recherche-collection-search.bac-la...

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Free tool to explore 614,505 UFO sighting records from 5 major databases — deduplicated, cross-referenced, and analyzed with transformer models. GPU-accelerated map, timeline playback, emotion analysis, and open MCP tools for AI agents. No login. No tracking. Open source. https://ufosint.com