Canadian UAV Association

CUAVA coordinates commercial operators, academic researchers, and federal regulators to establish secure, compliant, and advanced aerial robotics frameworks across Canada.

Upcoming Events

CUAVA hosts a wide range of indoor and outdoor drone activities throughout the year, bringing together enthusiasts, professionals, students, and industry partners through hands-on experiences, workshops, demonstrations, competitions, and community events.

Summer Fun Day & Drone Soccer Experience

July 11

July 18

July 26

Join CUAVA and RHCCC for a family-friendly community event featuring hands-on drone soccer experiences, interactive activities, and an afternoon of fun and connection.

Celebrate 25 years of community, connection, and shared achievements with a special anniversary dinner and drone experience.

Join CUAVA for a full-day celebration of drone technology, industry collaboration, and community engagement.

4:00–8:00 PM · Richmond Hill
In partnership with RHCCC

Drone Technology Carnival

2:00–9:00 PM · Sharon, Ontario
Sponsored by CBS College and Suyelc Financial

Hebei Association of Canada 25th Anniversary

4:00–7:30 PM · North York, Ontario
In partnership with Hebei Association of Canada

A professional drone pilot in high-visibility safety gear operating a commercial RPAS controller on a bright, overcast Canadian airfield.
A professional drone pilot in high-visibility safety gear operating a commercial RPAS controller on a bright, overcast Canadian airfield.

The Canadian Drone Association (CUAVA) is a federally registered industry non-profit organization composed of drone manufacturing, sales and research companies, as well as enthusiast members across Canada.

Through advocacy, technical exchanges and industry cooperation, CUAVA creates an orderly, healthy and sustainable development environment for the Canadian drone industry, enhancing its competitiveness on the global stage.

About Us

Our Sponsors

We proudly partner with organizations that support innovation, education, and the responsible growth of Canada’s drone industry.