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Drones will deliver COVID-19-related medical supplies to residents of Beausoleil First Nation (BSN) in a first-of-its-kind agreement.

Drone Delivery Canada and Canadian emergency response charity GlobalMedic are partnering to deliver aid to the Beausoleil First Nation Community off the coast of Ontario after the coronavirus pandemic disrupted supply chains and left the area isolated from the outside world.

Drone Delivery Canada Corp. recently announced that with the assistance of Air Canada and the Pontiac Group, it has entered into a commercial agreement, dated June 4, 2020, with The David McAntony Gibson Foundation operating as GlobalMedic (GM) to deploy DDC’s patented drone delivery solution to provide service to the Beausoleil First Nation Community (BFN) in Ontario. Funding for the project was received by donors, including from OEC Group (Canada), a leading global logistics provider servicing clients in all major industries including aerospace, healthcare, global retail, automotive and manufacturing.

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Contactless delivery is booming during COVID-19 – and drones are playing a vital role in ensuring businesses and customers interact as little as possible.