Canada’s Unique “UFO Landing Pad”
As a proud Canadian, visiting the UFO landing pad in St. Paul has long been on my road trip wish list. I wonder how many of you have either seen it or are interested in checking it out, regardless of where you’re from!
And just to clarify, I don’t actually believe UFOs or UAPs are landing there—that’s just a fun idea!
This iconic landmark was inaugurated by Paul Hellyer as part of a Centennial project designed to promote goodwill between humanity and any potential extraterrestrial civilizations. Hellyer, who served as a senior cabinet minister, was involved during two of Canada’s most famous UFO sightings: the Falcon Lake incident in Manitoba and the Shag Harbour incident in Nova Scotia, both of which occurred in 1967—the same year he unveiled the landing pad. ✌️🇨🇦💜
Interestingly, Hellyer claimed to have spotted a UFO himself, and I totally believe him!
What a fascinating piece of Canadian history! The UFO landing pad in St. Paul is such a unique landmark and definitely an interesting addition to any road trip. It’s intriguing how it represents not just a fun and quirky attraction but also a symbol of hope for connection with the unknown. I love that it was initiated by Paul Hellyer, especially considering his involvement in those notable UFO sightings. It’s amazing how these events can stir curiosity and conversations about the possibility of extraterrestrial life. Have you ever been to see the landing pad, or are you planning a trip to visit it soon? ✨👽