Watch TELUS Fly a Drone into Canada Day Fireworks [VIDEO]

Gary Ng
10 years ago

Last week, TELUS said it was preparing to fly a drone into Canada Day fireworks at Toronto’s Harbourfront, and stream it via Facebook Live.

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If you missed the Canada Day footage, you can check it out below, as there are some pretty cool shots:

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Aleks Oniszczak
Aleks Oniszczak
10 years ago

Hmm, I’ve seen better fireworks drone videos before. Has Telus considered lowering prices instead of spending our money playing with drones?

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