Drone Technology
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CCLA demanding Hamilton police suspend drone program citing privacy concernsThe Canadian Civil Liberties Association insists Hamilton police's drone program could invade people's 'personal space' and 'sense of legitimacy' in large scale demonstrations.CrimeJun 8, 2023
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Hamilton police expects to use drones ‘more frequently’ over timeHamilton police say as remotely piloted aircraft (drone) technology develops, it's likely the service will start using it more since it provides 'best evidence' in courts.CrimeMay 29, 2023
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Canadian Forces exploring drone defenses at CFB SuffieldCanada's military is keeping an eye on the skies as it tries to counter a fast-developing technology.TechSep 30, 2022
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‘A new era’: Stellat’en First Nation and UBC launch medical supply drone delivery projectStellat’en First Nation and the University of British Columbia have launched a year-long study to investigate whether drones can deliver medical supplies to remote communities.HealthOct 15, 2021
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Canada cancels export permits for drone technology to TurkeyCanada had suspended the permits last October.CanadaApr 12, 2021
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Drone delivery coming to Edmonton International AirportDrone Delivery Canada says it hopes to create the first "airport drone delivery hub," using the Edmonton airspace to build out flight routes for its team of drones.TechOct 29, 2019
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LISTEN: How will drones change police work in the 21st century?Drones could be a powerful asset in the law enforcement tool kit, but they also raise big questions around issues such as privacy.Apr 19, 2018
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LISTEN: How medical drones are changing the roles of first respondersHow could drones help in an emergency situation? Where are experiments with technology now? And how will this change the role of the people who work every day to save lives?HealthApr 16, 2018
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Walmart may build drones to pollinate crops, according to patent filingsWalmart Inc's patent filings hint that it may see a future where farmers use its drones to not only spot crop problems but selectively apply chemicals or even disperse pollen to bring shoppers the freshest and cheapest food possible.ConsumerMar 15, 2018
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New tools launched to educate Canadians about drones, report misuseCanadians unwrapping a shiny new drone on Christmas morning are being cautioned by the federal government to use it responsibly.CanadaDec 21, 2016
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