Tuesday, March 4, 2025

The Shag Harbour Incident - 1967

Shag Harbour is a small rural fishing community located on the south shore of Nova Scotia, with a population of around 400 to 500 people. The primary source of employment in the area is the lobster fishery, which operates from November to May. Additionally, Shag Harbour is known for being home to one of Canada's greatest mysteries.

On the evening of October 4, 1967, at approximately 7:15 PM, Air Canada Flight 305 was on its way from Toronto, Ontario, to Saint-Jean, Quebec. While flying over Sherbrooke at about 12,001 feet, the crew noticed something unusual in the sky. The captain reported tracking an object to the left of the plane that was on a parallel course just a few miles away. It was described as a large rectangular-shaped object with smaller orange orb-like lights trailing behind it. The pilot also reported witnessing two separate silent explosions occurring around the object, after which he lost sight of it.

Wednesday, February 26, 2025

The Lady in White

In researching online for folklore and urban legends local to Twillingate, I found repeated references to the story of "The Lady in White". These stories were not all local to Twillingate, and many were not based on Newfoundland folklore. I discovered one story local to Salmon Cove which I've paraphrased below. I've also written an adapted version of "Lady in White", based on stories in Twillingate. I found at least one reference to an incident involving a "Lady in White" at Long Point Lighthouse in Twillingate, which I've referenced below.

Sunday, February 23, 2025

The Kettle Cove UFO Sighting of 1970

The UFO sighting in Kettle Cove, Twillingate, Newfoundland, during the fall of 1970, is one of the most intriguing and mysterious cases in Canada’s UFO history. The incident involved a mother and her teenage daughter, both of whom had a strange encounter that remains a mystery.

Kettle Cove is one of the many small villages along the coastline of Twilingate Island. Located  in Notre Dame Bay on the northeast coast of the island portion of Newfoundland and Labrador, Twillingate is known for its rugged landscapes and scenic beauty. It is a popular tourist destination and often referred to as the Iceberg Capital of the World.

The Science of Happiness

Happiness is a very complex emotion that is multifaceted. It means different things to different people, with diverse cultural and ethnic significance. It's been the subject of writing by many an intellect and philosopher.

Happiness can be described as joy, cheerfulness, contentment, enlightenment, and satisfaction. As easy as it is to describe, achieving true happiness in our lives is not that simple. Many factors impact our ability to do so.

Saturday, February 22, 2025

The Subtle Art of Dealing with Stress

One of the hardest things to manage in life is stress. It can be triggered by relationships, family, sickness, money, work, or bills, or perhaps by a combination of several things. So what is the best way to manage stress, you might ask?

Managing life's stress can be challenging and overwhelming. There is no universal solution that works for everyone. Some individuals find it beneficial to speak with a professional therapist, while others prefer confiding in friends or family, provided they are not part of the issue. Many self-help books and eBooks are available, along with numerous online resources. Unfortunately, some people suppress their worries until they reach a breaking point, which is clearly not a healthy approach.

Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAPs) - Part V - The April 26, 2013 Aquadilla Incident at the Puerto Rico Airport

On April 26, 2013, a UAP was tracked by a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) helicopter at the Puerto Rico Airport. The object was monitored over several minutes. At first, one might assume it was simply a balloon drifting through the sky, but the object exhibited some unusual behavior. Notably, it was seen entering the water, where it could be tracked for several seconds before resurfacing and then splitting into two similar objects. The video documenting this incident is quite intriguing and adds another interesting piece to the UAP puzzle. Here is the video that was released in 2014.




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