Canadian drone companies are increasingly reliant on foreign technology, raising concerns about long-term control and potential disruptions to service, particularly given the growing importance of drones in defense and security. Several Canadian firms, including AVSS and Canadian UAVs, are advocating for government support to build a more self-sufficient domestic industry, emphasizing the need for secure supply chains and intellectual property retention. Ultimately, establishing a sovereign drone capability requires Ottawa to prioritize procurement of Canadian-made systems and address critical gaps in component manufacturing and software control.
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