The Canadian media has been following this story, and reports that Children's Aid was quick to reject the case as ridiculous. However, they have to examine any report, and that is what they did.
I think the school owes the family one hell of an apology, if not a hefty cash settlement.
At the time of this writing they have issued no apology at all however.

Sammy, UFOs are spotted all over the world. The Soviet Union has a long history of sitings, crashes, etc, and South America has a ridiculously high number of sightings. Up here in Canada we have sightings as well.
I tend to think that while many sightings are probably totally false some are in fact legitimate. Of course that doesn't mean aliens, I think it more likely that it is simply experimental military aircraft. The airforce can't come out and say that, though, because that would defeat the purpose of having secret tests.

Wow, old news. The UFO sighting in Stephenville happened back in early January. This is one of the crappier articles I have read about it. Quite a few people, including the local chief of police saw the stange lights, which were also seen above several neighbouring towns around the same time. This is the first of heard of this milk theory, though.
Let's all try to remember that UFO simply means Unidentified Flying Object. Everybody laughs at the stories of UFOs because the idea of spacemen is too silly. Fair enough. The US airforce has flip-flopped several times about the Stephenville sighting, first saying they had absolutely no aircraft in the skies that night, and then that they had several jets up.
We will probably never know what really happened there in Texas, but let's try to keep an open mind, eh? It wouldn't be the first time the government has been less than entirely truthful about their activities.

why is it camouflaged? is this military bacon?

Is that young man having "relations" with that poor retarded car?

The owner of the restaurant has since flip-flopped on his statement, saying they discussed the option of her taking the summer off "so she could spend more time with her kids". He has also issued an apology, though strangely not to the waitress directly.
By all accounts she was an excellent employee.
Today's issue of The Toronto SUn has more details.