Toronto police have seized a seventh unauthorized drone near World Cup venues, intensifying a crackdown on illegal flights. Federal regulators have banned drones over World Cup stadiums and training sites, citing security and airspace concerns.
Ongoing Enforcement
Authorities are actively monitoring restricted zones to prevent potential threats. The latest seizure occurred during a World Cup-related event, though specific details have not been disclosed.
Regulatory Background
Transport Canada implemented temporary flight restrictions for drones around all official World Cup locations. Violators face fines up to $25,000 and possible criminal charges.
Police urge the public to report suspicious drone activity and remind operators that recreational flying near venues is strictly prohibited until after the tournament concludes.
