Section A · Statistical ufology / cataloguing (Canada)

Chris Rutkowski

Science writer and educator (astronomy) · founder of the Canadian UFO Survey · author of 10 books on the subject

Biography

Canadian science writer and educator, trained in astronomy, who has studied the phenomenon since the mid-1970s with a markedly statistical and documentary approach. Since 1989 he has run, through Ufology Research (UFOROM, Manitoba), the Canadian UFO Survey, an annual census that gathers and analyzes all the country's reports and already documents more than 22,000 sightings —one of the longest and most systematic data series in the world. He has published in peer-reviewed journals and is the author of ten books, among them 'Canada's UFOs: Declassified' (2021). He effectively serves as the civilian point of contact to whom Canadian military reports are usually referred: his value lies not in asserting, but in counting, classifying and filtering.

Why they're here · 2 pieces

  1. 1989

    Canadian UFO Survey

    Annual census of sightings in Canada; 22,000+ reports catalogued and analyzed

  2. 2021

    Canada's UFOs: Declassified

    Documentary synthesis of Canadian files and cases

Sources

Associated cases (2)

55Canada.

Shag Harbour· 1967

On 4 October 1967, several witnesses at Shag Harbour (Nova Scotia) saw a row of lights…

1967A
32Canada.

Yukon Highway· 1996

Twenty-two identified witnesses in three areas along the Klondike Highway in the Yukon…

1996B

Biography summarized from public sources, classified by section (A-F).