2007 - SPPRC - Summary.pdf

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Saskatchewan Provincial
Paranormal Research Centre Inc.
(SPPRC Inc.)
SPPRC Inc. Box 59, Paynton SK S0M 2J0
Ph: (306) 893-2248 Cell: (780) 870-1648
website: www.spprc.com
Email: admin-ceo@spprc.com
Serving Saskatchewan since 2004
2007 Sightings Report Summary
Credits
Special thanks must go out to Brian Vike of HBCCUFO , John Hayes of UFOINFO , and Peter Davenport of NUFORC for use
of Saskatchewan reports they have received. Media credit goes to The Nipawin Journal for the article on the sighting west of
Pontrilas February 21 st which has also been entered into our database for future records.
Website Subscriptions Introduced
With costs mounting, we were nearly faced with having to drop our website entirely. A decision was made to introduce a low
annual subscription fee for access to the archives and that has helped keep us online. We are truly thankful to our
subscribers.
Slight Drop In Numbers
Sighting reports dropped only slightly in 2007 compared to 2006. This may mean that fewer people are reporting their
sightings, or that fewer people have been outdoors watching the skies, or that there may have been a slight drop in unusual
activity in our skies, or perhaps even that people feel their sightings are insignificant and not of any importance. Every
sighting is important to us. No matter how big or small. Even those we are able to explain.
35 reports were excluded from the total 2007 summary because information was received by a third party . The witnesses
were not willing to come forward for fear of ridule from their peers and community members – even though anonimaty would
have been granted the witnesses felt community members would single them out immediately. These reports would have
increased the provincial total and would have bypassed the previous year's amount.
We are aware of multiple sightings occurring on a regular basis over a number of years that go unreported . Members of
those small northern communities have become accustomed to the activites and have accepted it as part of normal every
day life. We need to hear from those areas as well.
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Three Year Comparison
The chart below shows a sightings-by-month comparison over the past three years:
Shapes of Sightings Reported
The most common shape reported last year was round , followed by spheres . Next were triangles, star-like, and fireballs.
Then finally lights, saucer, comet-shaped and orbs. There were a few reports where shapes were not mentioned.
Colours Reported
White
54
Multi*
3
Yellow
34
Blue
2
Green
30
Black
1
Purple
27
Metallic
1
Red
11
'lightbulb'
1
Orange
5
Grey
1
There were several reports where colours were not mentioned.
* Witnesses referred to the colours as being 'multi' without defining any specific colours.
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Sounds
The majority of witnesses say sightings occur with no sounds. Witnesses have reported sounds as being as loud as a
monster jet , loud as a helicopter and a steady hum . Even after they had lost visual of the objects for as long as 30 minutes.
UFO = unidentified flying object
FB = Fireball, meteor
UAD = unexplained animal mutilation
PLT = possible landing trace
UCF = unexplained circle formation
AE = alien encounter
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Most Sightings By Zone
Zone 3B reported the highest amount of sightings with all reports coming from the city of Saskatoon.
Zone 7 and Zone 3A were tied in second place.
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