Large Bright UFO Hovers Over Peoples Homes And Bends T.V. Antennas At Winnipeg Manitoba

From the Vike Factor archives (Brian Vike) http://the-v-factor-paranormal.blogspot.com/

Date: 1966
Time: 2:00 a.m.

Full Description of event/sighting: I was about 8 and I remember my dad reading aloud a story in The Winnipeg Free Press about a woman awakening in the middle of the night and seeing a large bright light hovering over a house across her street in Charleswood. It was there for a while and also seen by several other neighbors.

It then moved to different roof tops. Upon inspection in the morning it was found some of the houses T.V. antennas were bent or distorted. This was around 1966. Charleswood at the time was just a tiny sub-division on the very western edge of Winnipeg. Do any of your readers remember this or have any further info.

From the Vike Factor archives (Brian Vike) http://the-v-factor-paranormal.blogspot.com/

If you have seen anything like this in the same area please be kind enough to contact Brian Vike at: sighting@telus.net with the details of your sighting. All personal information is kept confidential.

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T.V. Crew Tapes UFO Interview In Houston

Houston Today
Wednesday, March 5, 2003
No. 10

by Jennifer Lang - (Reporter for the Terrace Standard Newspaper, Terrace, B.C.)

Northwest B.C.'s resident UFO researcher Brian Vike will be featured in an upcoming T.V. show on Canada's Life Network.

Vike, field researcher and president of HBCC UFO Research, said a four man television crew from the channel interviewed him at his home base of Houston B.C. last week. The show called "Magnificent Obsession", will also feature crop circles. The crew planned to head to Florida and England next.

Vike was joined by Chris Rutkowski, a Manitoba based UFO researcher who compiles the annual Canadian UFO survey. The crew taped 17 hours of footage for an upcoming show.

Last year British Columbia once again had the highest number of reported sightings in the country. But the biggest surprise is that two northwest, B.C. towns, Terrace and Houston, accounted for more sightings than almost anywhere in Canada, according to the latest survey.

Vike says he received more than 100 different eyewitness reports from people in communities all along Highway 16 last year.

That included a large number here in the Terrace area - the undisputed hot spot of the region for UFO sightings in 2002.

Vike says CBC TV is also planning to send a team to interview him in Houston in the near future.