Health Canada is consulting the public on proposed changes to dicamba use to reduce the risk to non-target plants. The consultation period has been extended from Nov. 1 to Dec.16, 2025.

From scouting and seeding to nutrient application, drone technology is advancing quickly. However, what is the status when using drones for pesticide application in Canada?

The Ministry of Agriculture in Saskatchewan is proposing to revise The Pest Control Products Regulations, 2015 to permit a licence category of remotely piloted aircraft systems, commonly known as drones, in Saskatchewan.

In early March, Health Canada’s PMRA published regulatory proposals for the initiative “Regulations Amending the Pest Control Product Regulations (Product Exemptions and Pest Control Devices)” for consultation.