Winnipeg is exploring whether it can play a role in regulating drones.
Currently, Transport Canada oversees the unmanned devices. The city is set to speak with federal regulators and report back in 120 days.
The air industry has growing concerns about drones interfering with planes and helicopters as more people continue to use them. They said a lack of education and enforcement have caused problems.
Councillor Scott Gillingham wants more education and awareness for drone users, and is hoping the city will bring forward rules to complement national standards.
