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Wednesday, April 15, 2020

Strange Canadian UFO Encounter!

When watching TV about UFOs and the paranormal, you would think that any alien visitors we might have sure seemed to like the USA. So you might be surprised to hear that Canada has its fair share. So much so that the Royal Canadian Mint has made a series of collectible coins based on some of the most famous Canadian UFO sightings.



One such event happened in Manitoba in 1967. Stefan Michalak was prospecting near Falcon Lake when he saw two lights hovering ahead of him. One of the lights speed away, but the other lands about 150 feet ahead of him.

Sunday, April 5, 2020

The Unsolved Murders of Barry and Honey Sherman

Barry and Honey Sherman

Barry Sherman was a shrewd businessman. An incredibly intelligent man, in 1958 Barry entered the University of Toronto's Engineering Science program when he was only 16, saying he chose that program because he was told it was one of the hardest. He would remain the youngest person to be accepted into that program until 2016. He graduated from that program with honors and continued on to complete a Ph.D. in Astrophysics from MIT.

In 1974 Barry formed Apotex. Using money secured from the sale of his uncle's business, Barry started a pharmaceutical empire. By 2016 Apotex would be one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in Canada, employing over 10,000 people in 2016, and made the Sherman's one of the most wealthy families in Canada.