Shag Harbour UFO Incident (Oct. 4, 1967): Bright Lights, a Suspected Crash, and Canada's Enduring Mystery

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On Oct 4, 1967 near Shag Harbour, witnesses saw bright lights disappear into the ocean and suspected a plane crash, but no wreckage was found, making it one of Canada’s most famous UFO mysteries with lasting questions.

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The history of the Shag Harbour UFO incident

On Oct. 4, 1967, multiple witnesses reported seeing bright lights in the sky that then disappeared into the ocean. At the time, witnesses suspected a plane crash, but nothing was ever found and to this day it remains one of Canadas most well-documented UFO mysteries.