Shag Harbour Dark Object Incident
Multiple witnesses near Shag Harbour reported a low object or sequence of lights descending toward the water on October 4, 1967. RCMP officers responded, observers reported a luminous object on the surface and later apparent submergence, civilian boats and the Coast Guard searched the area, and Canadian military records subsequently referred to a UFO and tasked a naval diving search.
Evidence Assessment Matrix
Assessment is deliberately conservative. The count reflects a minimum set of directly described Shag Harbour-area witnesses rather than the book's larger regional-wave totals. Physical evidence refers to reported foam/bubbling/sulfur traces; no recovered artifact is treated as verified. Later anonymous Shelburne military testimony is not used to raise the primary-source score.
Observed & Linked Subjects
Shag Harbour Dark Object
Case-specific dossier for the unidentified object reported entering the waters off Shag Harbour, Nova Scotia, on October 4, 1967. Witnesses primarily described sequential lights, a dark or luminous mass, an approximate sixty-foot scale, and water-entry behavior; the archive does not assign a precise hull geometry or extraterrestrial origin.
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