Maybe we should do this anyway. Here is a thought:

Can we build out competencies in drones and use them for cargo payload delivery in territories to subsidize delivery and drive down costs for food, medicine and other goods in the north?

This wouldn’t necessarily be cost effective for the Canadian government, but it would be strategic in that we would…

be developing technologies (batteries, computer vision, flight),

having utility and real world usage.

expressing Northern sovereignty.

A thought, I’m not fully versed in the logistic challenges in remote communities.

I generally agree, what gives me some pause:

1. Canada is having a minor unity crisis (being inflamed by foreign actors mind you)

2. Many of the other oil producers are bad global citizens

3. Canada is under economic pressure from the US.

Fair enough: regardless of whether racism is involved or not, there is an authoritarian bent to this law. In my opinion.

Sure, you can be against it for authoritarian reasons as well. Disturbing.