Police issued a reminder that unauthorized drones are not allowed in restricted airspaces around stadiums and other sites ahead of the World Cup.
A drone flying near FIFA Fan Festival was intercepted by Toronto police Wednesday evening ahead of the World Cup Countdown Concert.
Police responded to a report of an unauthorized drone around 7:45 p.m. near Niagara and Tecumseth streets, according to a post on X, just on the other of the train tracks where hundreds of fans gathered at Fort York to see Bryan Adams, The Beaches and other artists.
Unauthorized drones pose “significant safety and security risks,” said Stephanie Sayer, a police spokesperson.
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