You don't need a three-hour deep dive to fall in love with a UFO case.
I'm Peter. I'm from Burnaby, BC. I've been obsessed with this subject my whole life — and when the US government started dropping classified UAP files and politicians started saying "non-human biologics" in official hearings, I realized something embarrassing.
I knew nothing about Canada's own UFO history. Nothing.
Turns out? It's incredible. Cases with more physical evidence than Roswell. Government files that were never explained. Stories that should be famous and somehow aren't.
The Canadian UFO Podcast is your quick download on the cases, the people, and the moments that got buried north of the border. Episodes are short. The rabbit hole is not. Think of it less like a lecture and more like your UFO-obsessed friend just found out something wild and had to tell you immediately.
Season 1 out now.
Ten episodes. One question. We started this season with a YouTube video — a former Canadian Defence Minister talking about alien species like it was the most normal thing in the world. We've spent ten episodes trying to understand what he was pointing at, and why Canada has been almost completely absent from the most significant moment in UFO history. This is the finale. And this episode tries to answer the question. Canada was ahead of almost everyone on this subject. In 1950, a Canadian eng...
27 Jul 2026
9. Do you believe?
Nine episodes in, we've covered the evidence. Government files. Congressional testimony. Whistleblowers under oath. Canadian cases with more physical evidence than Roswell. A sitting US Congressman describing classified footage of intelligent plasma orbs. The needle has moved. The case has been made. So this episode isn't about the evidence. It's about why you care. There's a professor at Notre Dame named Diana Walsh Pasulka who studies religion — and who has spent years studying the UFO phen...
20 Jul 2026
8. Montreal's wild UFO story
Canada's government is quiet on UFOs. No hearings. No task force. No Canadian equivalent of David Grusch. But Canadians? A completely different story. This episode is about the grassroots conversation happening in this country — the one that doesn't make it into Question Period or government press releases, but is very much alive. We start with the fourth PURSUE drop from the Trump administration — 40 new files including the now-viral "floating brain" video, a UAP intrusion at a nuclear weapo...
13 Jul 2026
7. X-Files vs Disclosure Day
In 1993, a TV show started filming in Vancouver. It ran for nine seasons, had 20 million viewers at its peak, and shaped how an entire generation thinks about government secrecy and the possibility of extraterrestrial life. The X-Files was made in BC. And thirty years later, Steven Spielberg's UFO film Disclosure Day opened number one at the box office, the White House is releasing classified UAP files, and former intelligence officers are testifying before Congress under oath. How did we get...
6 Jul 2026
6. Age of the Orbs
The most commonly reported UAP shape according to NUFORC — the main civilian UFO reporting database in North America — is the orb. Not saucers. Not triangles. Orbs. And when you look at Canadian cases specifically, the pattern is impossible to ignore. Shag Harbour 1967 — orange lights over water. Falcon Lake 1967 — a golden glow near the ground. CADORS aviation reports — commercial pilots describing orbs keeping pace with aircraft over Canadian airspace. And a growing community of Canadians r...
29 Jun 2026
5. Shag Harbour vs David Grusch
Shag Harbour is called Canada's Roswell. But that label undersells it. Roswell's entire story is built on absence — missing records, retracted press releases, witnesses coming forward decades later. Shag Harbour has contemporaneous government documentation. The Canadian government filed it as an unidentified flying object the same night it happened. In writing. Never retracted. But the official record is only half the story. According to off-record testimony gathered from military personnel o...
22 Jun 2026
4. Falcon Lake vs Bob Lazar
In 1967, a Manitoba man spent a long weekend prospecting near Falcon Lake. He came home with burns on his chest, radiation in his system, and a story nobody could explain. The RCMP investigated. The Canadian Air Force investigated. Project Blue Book — the US government's official UFO program — investigated. Nobody explained it. This is Canada's most documented UFO case. It has more physical evidence than Roswell. And you've probably never heard of it. The Falcon Lake Incident is the UFO case ...
16 Jun 2026
1. ok so hear me out
Hi, I'm Peter. I live in Burnaby BC and I've been obsessed with UFOs basically my whole life. This is the first episode of the Canadian UFO Podcast — a show about the UFO and UAP conversation happening right now, told from a Canadian perspective. We're not here to debate whether this stuff is real. That debate, in my opinion, is over. We're here to catch you up — and to ask why Canada has been so quiet while the rest of the world is talking. In the first episode of the Canadian UFO Podcast, h...
16 Jun 2026
2. the video that changed everything
In 2004, US Navy pilots encountered something off the coast of San Diego that they couldn't explain. In 2017, the New York Times put it on the front page. The Pentagon confirmed it was real. And the world kind of shrugged. This episode is about the Tic Tac — what happened, why it mattered, and why even after everything that's followed, people still don't seem to care that much. Plus: what Canada has quietly been doing while all of this unfolds in Washington. The Tic Tac encounter is the momen...
16 Jun 2026
3. the original whistleblower
In 2005, a former Canadian cabinet minister stood up at a public event and said the US government had been secretly recovering non-human craft for decades. He named alien species. He said governments were covering it up. Everyone laughed. His name was Paul Hellyer. And eighteen years later, a decorated US intelligence officer said basically the same thing — under oath, before Congress. This episode is about the Canadian who called it first, why it matters, and what it tells us about where we ...
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