From fields to cities.
A brighter tomorrow.

All prospective clients, pilots, contractors and project partners must comply fully with applicable Transport Canada regulations, Canadian Aviation Regulations, airspace restrictions and authorizations, and all other applicable federal, provincial, territorial and municipal laws. Every proposed flight is subject to a safety and regulatory review. SheldrOne will not accept or conduct work that cannot be performed lawfully and safely.

SheldrOne recognizes and respects First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples, their traditional territories, treaty and Indigenous rights, and their enduring relationships with the land. In planning drone operations, we will consider applicable treaties, Indigenous rights, land-access requirements, community protocols, privacy, cultural heritage and relevant laws. Where appropriate, we will seek permission and engage with Indigenous communities and responsible authorities before conducting operations on their lands. Transport Canada flight authorization does not, by itself, provide permission to access or operate from land.

As SheldrOne grows, we hope to build respectful relationships and explore training, employment and business opportunities with interested Indigenous communities, guided by their priorities.