Transport Canada will put new eyes in Arctic skies with a $36M drone
The aircraft will be used to detect oil spills, survey sea ice, monitor shipping and assist with search-and-rescue missions.
January 13, 2021
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The waters of Nunavut will have an extra set of eyes on them in 2023 after the Government of Canada purchased a new surveillance drone last month.
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