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Feds drafting new legislation to combat drones at airports

June 15, 2016 By CBC News

As close calls between drones and planes become more and more common, the federal government has created "no drone zone" signs for airports and says draft legislation to strengthen drone rules is expected next year.

Transport Minister Marc Garneau made the announcement at the Ottawa airport Monday morning. | READ MORE

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