When an Alberta Town Decided to Build a UFO Landing Pad - CBC

Canadians may be best known for saying "sorry" too often--and for that diabolically artery clogging potato version of crack called Poutine--but they're also not afraid of getting their weird on. Case in point: to celebrate the 1967 Centennial, a town in the province of Alberta built a UFO landing pad attached to their local chamber of commerce in case ET wanted to know the best neighborhoods to abduct--er, we mean, to meet--human citizens. Fifty years later it appears they have gotten the invitation: Canadians spotted 3 UFOs per day in 2017: survey. Granted, only a small number of those sightings have been declared worthy of notice, while many were the result of media showers and the remaining few were more suited to tabloids than news. Still, it keeps this Canadian hopeful that one day she is going to look up at the sky, see something, and run away screaming. (CM)

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