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Document Reveals First Known Canadian UFO Study in Nearly 30 Years Now Underway
CTVNEWS | March 1, 2023 | Daniel Otis

Known as the “Sky Canada Project,” the study, being conducted by the Office of the Chief Science Advisor of Canada, is the first known official Canadian UFO research effort in nearly 30 years.

Would it be cynical to wonder if this is really the first Canadian UFO research effort in nearly 30 years?

According to a February 2023 PowerPoint presentation obtained by CTVNews.ca, the study seeks to understand how UAP reports are handled in Canada, and to offer recommendations for improvements if needed.

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The project plans to collect information this winter and spring before preparing an internal draft report in the fall, and a final public report in the winter or spring of 2024.

To be presented in St. Kitts.

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The nine-page presentation

Nine!? This post approaches that!!

is currently circulating within federal organizations that have been approached for input, including Transport Canada, the Canadian Space Agency, and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

“Any emerging technology or unexplained phenomenon that is reported in the media is of interest to our office.”

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Page 4 of the presentation outlines motivations behind the Sky Canada Project, which include supporting science to “document rare natural phenomena, “encouraging transparency and information access to “prevent conspiracy theories,” and aiding national security to “prevent undetected intrusions.”

Canadians needed to create a written plan to come up with those goals?

It also lists preparing for collaboration with U.S. officials, where both the Pentagon and NASA are studying UAP, as well as responding to “an official request” to “undertake a comprehensive study on UAPs in Canada.”

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The presentation makes it clear that Sky Canada does not intend to transform the Office of the Chief Science Advisor into “the main point of contact for Canadians wanting to report observations.”

“(Sky Canada) is not meant to access and collect first-hand data,” the slides explain.

More Funding!!! Less troublesome data! Don’t bother us!

And in case you’re wondering, while shoveling money towards us:

“It is not meant to prove or deny the existence of extraterrestrial life or extraterrestrial visitors.”

CNN’s Chief Climate Correspondent Flew 6,600 Miles to Say We Must Cut Carbon
Townhall | 03/01/2023 | Spencer Brown

Bill Weir, CNN’s chief climate correspondent, delivered a story to viewers on some scientists’ warning that “90% of ice around Antarctica has disappeared in less than a decade.” The topic and angle are normal fare for CNN and Don Lemon who hosted the segment, but it’s notable that Weir reported on the scientists’ warning while in Ushuaia, Argentina, near the tip of South America.

“For the second year in a row, the south pole is shrinking, the ice down here is shrinking,” Weir reported. “It’s very worrying because Antarctica is a continent surrounded by oceans, and that sea ice protects those ice shelves from unlocking all that ice,” the climate reporter continued.

Vice President Kamala Harris clarified:

“Antarctica is a continent surrounded by oceans, and is in an area of not only both Antarctica, but also adjacent oceans. I think we can all see the interconnectedness of the Antarctic Ocean with the ocean. And with Antarctica.”

Joe Biden claimed to have spent most Sunday mornings worshipping there.

“If it dumps into the oceans en masse, [it] would rearrange every city from Miami to Shanghai along the coasts around the world,” Weir warned, saying the situation with Antartica’s ice “could be a tipping point” leading to “disasters we don’t want to have to imagine.”

Don Lemon asked what, if anything, can be done to avoid the “tipping point” and “disasters” Weir warned of, to which CNN’s leading climate correspondent had an answer with a nearly lethal lack of self-awareness.

“It’s the same answer as it has been for generations,” Weir said. “The faster we can move away from fuels that burn — in the speediest and most equitable way possible — the less horrible this gets that’s the only way right now,” he added.

“Not only stopping it at the source,” Weir continued, “but pulling carbon out of the sea and sky — carbon removal is going to be the biggest industry you’ve never heard of,” Weir said.

And here I thought taking glamour photos of interns while they treat me to cocktails and lunch in Malibu is going to be the biggest industry I never heard of.