The world is changing—and so is our city. For generations, we’ve looked to the skies with wonder, with fear, and with questions left unanswered. Now, the questions are becoming reality.

First Contact is no longer a possibility. It is imminent.

As your Mayor, I am preparing Calgary to meet this moment—not with panic, but with clarity, courage, and vision. This is not just about survival. This is about leadership. About humanity’s next chapter, written together.

🔭 The Vision is Out There. Will you be ready to see it?

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Perspective

“The most important fact is that the universe is vast beyond measure, and we are unimaginably small within it. We are part of something much larger than ourselves.”

Humility

“Communications must be approached with humility. The danger is assuming we understand. The first step is listening — carefully, rigorously, without imposing our own meanings too quickly.”

Unity

“Every atom in our bodies was forged in the heart of ancient stars. We meet others among the stars, we are not strangers. We are relatives.”

History of UAPs / UFOs in Calgary.

Extraterrestrial Activity in Nose Hill Park, Calgary, AB

  • This section establishes a standardized process for reporting Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP). Its objective is to ensure timely, accurate, and consistent documentation of observations that may involve aerial, marine, or spaceborne anomalies not readily attributable to known natural or human-made causes.

    For the purpose of this report, UAP refers to any detected occurrence or object that:

    • Appears anomalous in movement, characteristics, or performance.

    • Cannot be readily explained through current scientific understanding or operational awareness.

    • Presents potential implications for aviation safety, national security, environmental monitoring, or scientific research.

    1. Immediate Observation

      • Record the time, date, and precise geographic location of the observation.

      • Note environmental conditions (weather, visibility, altitude, or sea state, as applicable).

    2. Description of Phenomenon

      • Provide a detailed account of size, shape, color, luminosity, speed, and trajectory.

      • Include duration of the event and whether it appeared stationary, accelerating, or maneuvering abnormally.

      • Attach photographs, video, or instrument readings whenever possible.

    3. Witnesses and Corroboration

      • List the names, positions, and contact details of all observers.

      • Document whether the observation was visual, radar-based, infrared, or multi-sensor.

    4. Submission

      • Reports should be filed within 24 hours of the event to the designated oversight body.

      • If the phenomenon poses an immediate safety hazard, notify appropriate authorities (aviation, maritime, or emergency services) without delay.

    • All reports will be catalogued in a secure database for cross-analysis.

    • Sensitive information, including the identities of civilian witnesses, will be anonymized in public disclosures.

    • Patterns, trends, and significant anomalies will be shared with relevant agencies and research institutions to improve situational awareness and foster scientific inquiry.

    Failure to report observed UAP may result in diminished safety awareness, missed opportunities for scientific advancement, and reduced preparedness for future anomalous encounters.