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+ Pursuant to section 5.1 of the Aeronautics Act, this airspace is restricted. Except for police and firefighting operations, no person shall operate a remotely piloted aircraft (RPAS, drone) within the area described unless authorized by the user agency. This restriction applies to the Class D control zone surrounding Niagara District Airport, defined as a 5 NM radius from the surface (SFC) up to 3500 feet ASL, as specified in the Designated Airspace Handbook.

+ At this location, Gore Bay–Manitoulin Airport (CYZE) is designated Class E controlled airspace from the surface (SFC) to 3000 ft ASL, covering a 5 NM radius around the airport reference point as published in the NAV CANADA Designated Airspace Handbook. Drone pilots must obtain NAV CANADA authorization before flying and must hold the required Transport Canada certification and a drone approved for controlled airspace. Authorization may be restricted or denied based on airport traffic or safety considerations, and the rule applies at all times within the 5 NM Class E boundary.

+ At this location, Wiarton Airport (CYVV) is designated Class E controlled airspace from the surface (SFC) to 3000 ft ASL, covering a 5 NM radius around the airport reference point as published in the NAV CANADA Designated Airspace Handbook. Drone pilots must obtain NAV CANADA authorization before flying and must hold the required Transport Canada certification and a drone approved for controlled airspace. Authorization may be restricted or denied based on airport traffic or safety considerations, and the rule applies at all times within the 5 NM Class E boundary.

+ At this location, London International Airport (CYXU) is designated Class D controlled airspace from the surface (SFC) to 4000 ft ASL, with a 7 NM radius around the airport reference point, as published in the NAV CANADA Designated Airspace Handbook . Drone pilots must obtain NAV CANADA authorization before flying and must hold the required Transport Canada certification and a drone approved for controlled airspace. Authorization may be limited or denied based on airport traffic or safety considerations, and the rule applies at all times within the 7 NM Class D boundary.

+ At this location, Hamilton Airport (CYHM) is designated Class D controlled airspace from the surface to 4500 ft (3700 ft AAE), covering the full radius published in the NAV CANADA Designated Airspace Handbook. Drone pilots must obtain NAV CANADA authorization before flying and must hold the required Transport Canada certification and a drone approved for controlled airspace. Operations may be limited or denied based on airport traffic, runway use, or safety considerations, and the rule applies at all times within 7 nautical miles of the center of the airport.

+ At this location, drones are not allowed for recreational use because all Parks Canada sites are designated no‑drone zones. Fathom Five National Marine Park requires written authorization from the Field Unit Superintendent for any drone activity. Only non‑recreational purposes (research, resource management, public safety, or approved filming) may be considered. Recreational flying is prohibited unless part of a Parks Canada–approved special event. The rule applies everywhere inside the park boundary at all times, including islands and over-water areas. Unauthorized drone use can result in fines up to $25,000.

+ 901.47(2) of the Canadian Aviation Regulations states:
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+ "Subject to section 901.73, no pilot shall operate a remotely piloted aircraft at a distance of less than: (a) three nautical miles from the centre of an airport; and (b) one nautical mile from the centre of a heliport."
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+ This is a certified airport or heliport. The red shape on the map shows the area surrounding the heliport or airport where basic drone operations are not permitted.
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+ This restriction is applicable to a surface altitude of 936 ft.

+ Pursuant to section 5.1 of the Aeronautics Act, this airspace is restricted. Except for police and fire fighting operations, no person shall operate a remotely piloted aircraft (RPAS, drone) within the area described unless authorized by the user agency. The airspace within the area bounded by a circle of 1 mile (centered on N43°48'39.00" W079°03'46.00") with a designated altitude of up to 1300 feet.

+ Pursuant to section 5.1 of the Aeronautics Act, this airspace is restricted. Except for police and fire fighting operations, no person shall operate a remotely piloted aircraft (RPAS, drone) within the area described unless authorized by the user agency. This restriction is applicable to a designated surface altitude of 1300 feet.