SCU Commends the Canadian Government’s New Report Advocating for Open Collaboration in UAP Research
- Kevin Wright
- Jul 30
- 2 min read
WASHINGTON, DC, UNITED STATES, July 30, 2025 / -- The Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies (SCU) applauds the Canadian government and the Office of the Chief Science Advisor (OCSA) for the release of the Sky Canada Project Report, Management of Public Reporting of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena in Canada.
This landmark report reflects a growing international consensus that unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) are worthy of serious, structured, and transparent scientific attention. SCU strongly supports the report’s recommendations to:
· Establish a centralized federal office (potentially under the Canadian Space Agency) to coordinate UAP reporting.
· Promote standardized data collection from the public and professionals (pilots, controllers, scientists).
· Foster international collaboration, including links to NASA, AARO, GEIPAN (France), and other scientific bodies.
· Engage the public through transparent communication and educational tools.
· Facilitate open access and open data.
· Support citizen science and global collaboration.
These priorities closely align with SCU’s long-standing mission to elevate the study of UAP through rigorous science, public transparency, and global cooperation.
While the report establishes a strong administrative framework, SCU encourages Canadian stakeholders to take the next logical steps toward active scientific investigation. These include:
· Supporting the collection of sensor-based observational data (imagery, radar, IR, EM signatures) from credible encounters.
· Funding independent research efforts by Canadian universities, scientific institutions, and technical experts.
· Exploring opportunities to participate in joint observational campaigns or cross-border field instrumentation networks with U.S. and international researchers.
SCU views this moment as a pivotal opportunity for Canada to shape a scientifically grounded, globally coordinated future for UAP research. We encourage more nations to follow Canada’s example.
About SCU:
SCU promotes and encourages the rigorous scientific examination of UAP, commonly known as Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs). SCU comprises scientists, engineers, members of the high-tech and defense industries, former military, and other professionals, utilizing scientific principles, methodologies, and practices to advance the study of UAP observed and reported around the globe.
The Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Contributions to SCU are tax-deductible.
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