"In September 1938 Capt. David Imrie, a Trans-Canada Airline pilot who tragically died in a plane crash near Regina reported seeing what appeared to be "navigation lights of a night-riding ghost plane" as he flew the night mail between Regina and Moose Jaw.
The strange lights were reported several times, but no concrete evidence of a mystery plane was ever produced. There was never any radio contact with the plane, if it was a plane, and no official reasons for the lights has yet been advanced."
- from page one of the Leader Post November 30, 1938
- Jo-Anne Christensen also mentions this event in her book Ghost stories of Saskatchewan.
- see further listings compiled by Rick Fowler UFOs and Unexplained in Saskatchewan
Have you experienced anything unusual in Saskatchewan? Can you add any further information to this report? If so please do contact us at admin@psican.org. Your privacy will be protected, and confidentiality is assured.
The strange lights were reported several times, but no concrete evidence of a mystery plane was ever produced. There was never any radio contact with the plane, if it was a plane, and no official reasons for the lights has yet been advanced."
- from page one of the Leader Post November 30, 1938
- Jo-Anne Christensen also mentions this event in her book Ghost stories of Saskatchewan.
- see further listings compiled by Rick Fowler UFOs and Unexplained in Saskatchewan
Have you experienced anything unusual in Saskatchewan? Can you add any further information to this report? If so please do contact us at admin@psican.org. Your privacy will be protected, and confidentiality is assured.
