| Country | Canada |
| State or Province | Alberta |
| City | Lac La Biche |
| Date | Summer, 1997 or 1998 |
| Time | Evening |
| Weather | Fair, night |
| Duration | Unknown |
| Solid Object | Unknown |
| Size | Unknown |
| Shape | Unknown |
| Shape Details | Unknown |
| Metallic/Shiny | Unknown |
| Color | Unknown |
| Glow/Halo | Unknown |
| Lights | Yes |
| How Many Lights | 1 |
| How Bright | Unknown |
| Light Coloration | Unknown |
| Sound | No |
| Motion/Speed | Started slow, stopped, then moved away in a 90-degree direction |
| Number of Objects | 1 |
| Coordination/Communication | Not applicable |
| Windows | No |
| Occupants | No |
| Description | In 1997 or 1998, during a lake party in Lac La Biche, Alberta, Canada, two individuals were on the water and observed what seemed like a satellite crossing the night sky. The object slowed down, eventually stopped, and then moved away in a 90-degree direction, disappearing. The witnesses agreed that known satellites or aircraft couldn’t maneuver in such a way and did not hear any associated sounds. |
| Nearby Landmarks | Lake in Lac La Biche |
| Latitude | 54.7714 |
| Longitude | -112.0176 |
| Altitude | Unknown |
| Propulsion | Unknown |
| Advanced Capabilities | Unconventional movement (Stopping and changing direction abruptly) |
| Visible Payload | No |
| Radar | Unknown |
| Signatures | Unknown |
| Awareness | Unknown |
| Aggression | No |
| Health Effects | Unknown |
| Physical/Environmental Effects | Unknown |
| Animal Disturbance | Unknown |
| Witness Feelings | Intrigued, seeking feedback |
| Witness Assessment | Believes that the object’s movements were not characteristic of known satellites or aircraft |
| Additional Info | The witness finds the story uneventful but is curious about similar sightings. |
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