In April 1950 - Juneau N60K, Alaska, USA -   Motion picture of 8 discs landing and taking off 60km north of Juneau.

Apr 1950 - Juneau, Alaska, USA -   Mikel Konrad made a movie of eight disks he saw landing and taking off 60 kilometers north of Juneau.

29 April 1950 - Juneau N40M, Alaska, USA -   Motion pictures

6 December 1952 09:15 - Angoon, Alaska, USA -   Air National Guard pilot saw two shiny spheres connected by a solid rod heading south.

6 December 1952 10:15 - Angoon, Alaska, USA -   ANG incident.

13 March 1958 21:00 - Sitka, Alaska, USA -   A meteor-like object was observed. One object was observed for six seconds (Rosevear). Explanation: Meteor.

27 August 1959 21:45 - Charlotte Islands, British Columbia, Canada -   Ship Captains incident.

30 September 1959 - Glenora, British Columbia, Canada -   An object was observed. Physiological effects were noted. One object was observed by two male witnesses (Wilson).

14 August 1960 - Ketchikan S30M, Alaska, USA -   PNWA incident. Explanation: Meteor.

24 August 1960 - Sitka, Alaska, USA -   NWA incident. Explanation: Meteor.

12 December 1960 - Petersburg, Alaska, USA -   An unidentified object was sighted, but with appearance and behavior that most likely would have a conventional explanation. Nocturnal lights were reported (Evenden). Explanation: Satellite.

13 December 1960 - Ketchikan, Alaska, USA -   An object, later identified as the planet Venus, was observed. Nocturnal lights were observed by a male military witness. Explanation: Venus.

13 March 1961 - Ketchikan, Alaska, USA -   A star-like object was observed and photographed. Nocturnal lights were observed by a male witness. Explanation: Star.

24 April 1961 - Juneau, Alaska, USA -   A meteor-like object was observed. Nocturnal lights were reported (Inman). Explanation: Meteor.

10 May 1961 - Juneau, Alaska, USA -   An unidentified object was sighted, but with appearance and behavior that most likely would have a conventional explanation. Nocturnal lights were reported (Warner). Explanation: Satellite.

22 July 1963 Daytime - Hoonah, Alaska, USA -   A daylight disc was observed by a female witness (Luchinette).

26 July 1963 - Yakutat, Alaska, USA -   FAA incident. Explanation: Meteor.

4 March 1965 - Cape Decision, Alaska, USA -   An unidentified object was sighted, but with appearance and behavior that most likely would have a conventional explanation. Electromagnetic effects were noted. Nocturnal lights were observed by military witnesses. Explanation: Satellite.

4 September 1965 - Ketchikan, Alaska, USA -   A meteor-like object was observed. Nocturnal lights were reported. Explanation: Meteor.

4 January 1968 Evening - Atlin Lake, British Columbia, Canada -   An unidentified object was sighted, but with appearance and behavior that most likely would have a conventional explanation. One object was observed.

27 July 1968 Evening - Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada -   An unidentified object was sighted, but with appearance and behavior that most likely would have a conventional explanation. One object was observed by numerous male witnesses for 30 minutes (Olsen).

28 July 1968 Evening - Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada -   Balloon-like object observed. One ball was observed by numerous witnesses. Explanation: Balloon.

29 July 1968 Around midnight - Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada -   An unusual object was sighted, that had unconventional appearance and performance. One object was observed by one witness for 30 seconds (Wessel).

4 August 1968 02:30 - Hydaburg, Alaska, USA -   One object was observed by one witness for ten minutes (Alexander).

15 December 1968 15:30 - Hawk Inlet, Alaska, USA -   Landed remotely.

14 August 1973 23:00 - Douglas Island Cedar P, Alaska, USA -   One object was observed by five witnesses for 20 minutes.

18 March 1974 - Ketchikan, Alaska, USA -   A daytime disc was reported.

24 January 1980 20:05 - Kake Village, Keku S, Alaska, USA -   A flying disc was observed. One disc was observed by numerous witnesses at a village for ten minutes (Kadake).

27 April 1989 03:30 - Porcher Island, British Columbia, Canada -   An unusual object was sighted, that had unconventional appearance and performance. One object was observed by two witnesses for five minutes.

16 April 1993 03:05 - Sitka, Alaska, USA -   Green fireball, no maneuvers, too brief. Explanation: Meteor.

30 August 1993 21:55 - Queen Charlotte City, British Columbia, Canada -   A green fireball was observed. One green fireball was observed by one witness. No sound was heard.

11 January 1995 23:30 - Dease Lake, British Columbia, Canada -   Police incident.

12 February 1995 22:30 - Gustavus, Alaska, USA -   Fishermen incident.

27 October 1995 20:28 - Prince Of Wales Island, Alaska, USA -   Disc moves west to east slowly in northern sky. Gave off sparks.

20 June 1996 12:12 - Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada -   One disc was observed by one witness.

31 March 1997 21:00 - Juneau, Alaska, USA -   Two witnesses saw a orange and green flashing object moved low altitude

9 November 1998 19:27 - Sandspit W90Nm, British Columbia, Canada -   Airline Pilot incident.

19 January 1999 19:00 - Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada -   Round object; no tail; flew east to west. Explanation: Meteor.

14 July 1999 03:45 - Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada -   Satellite-like light, low on horiz, going S; aircraft appeared to be in pursuit.

11 August 1999 23:07 - Ketchikan, Alaska, USA -   Bright object in area where there is or never has been anything.

25 May 2000 21:00 - Ketchikan, Alaska, USA -   30 objects seen...

18 May 2002 - Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada -   Three objects In northeast

29 July 2002 - Port Simpson, British Columbia, Canada -   Object seen?

29 July 2002 - Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada -   Object seen?

6 August 2002 23:45 - Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada -   Three separate lights seen; one flew away quickly, other maneuvered.

30 August 2002 22:35 - Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada -   Two solid objects. Moved out from harbor; then headed to the northeast .

2 February 2003 20:23 - Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada -   Large falling object trailing flames, southwest of city, seen by pilot. Explanation: Meteor.

19 February 2003 03:00 - Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada -   Throbbing, glowing ball, silent, moving slowly to northeast

7 March 2003 19:30 - Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada -   Bright light shot over mountain to southeast, blinked out. Explanation: Meteor.

22 July 2003 01:05 - Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada -   Bright flash, then two lights seen high in sky going southwest - northeast

23 July 2003 15:00 - Masset, British Columbia, Canada -   Stationary object high in sky, suddenly flew to west at high speed

30 January 2004 20:00 - Ketchikan, Alaska, USA -   Explosive light over Alaska skies. Explanation: Meteor.

29 July 2004 03:30 - Port Simpson, British Columbia, Canada -   Bright light going W-E with "wave motion"

18 August 2004 23:15 - Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada -   Three lights in V formation going W-E, no noise

23 April 2005 18:30 - Juneau, Alaska, USA -   Saucer-like craft flies northwest