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During a cardiac arrest, time is critical. Victims need immediate medical attention, but if they’re in a remote location, it may be too late by the time the ambulance arrives. Sending a drone with an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) ahead of the ambulance gets help to the scene faster, and that could save lives.

One of Canada’s top drone delivery companies is “Coming to America” (FYI: Not an Eddie Murphy sequel).

Drone Delivery Canada has delivered some “shocking” news. The Toronto-based company recently completed Phase Two of a plan to deliver automated external defibrillators (you know, the thing they use to jump-start a failing heart on every episode of ER right before George Clooney yells “CLEAR”?)

Toronto-based Drone Delivery Canada has picked up its second contract with DSV Air & Sea Inc. Canada, a subsidiary of Danish conglomerate DSV Panalpina A/S.

DSV Panalpina will utilise Drone Delivery Canada (DDC) on a second route, delivering healthcare related cargo from the forwarder’s warehouse in Milton, Ontario to customers locally.