The Best Drone Videos of Canada

Dialogue Creative is a top Canadian drone piloting company and a brand-new contributor to AirVuz.  For their first upload to AirVuz, they bring us this fantastic aerial reel containing two years' worth of highlights from their commercial aerial videography work.  Most of the footage was captured in the Canadian province of Ontario, with additional footage from Newfoundland and Nova Scotia as well as a bit from the USA (Oregon) and Mexico.  The video features a great mix of landcape, urban, and "action" shots.

One of the more attractive aspects of Toronto, Canada is the accessibility of "nature" within such a short distance of the center city.  Even as Greater Toronto now exceeds 7 million in population, some of the most beautiful natural scenery remains in pristine condition even as it become semi-abosorbed into the metropolis.  In this video, Fujibara Films gives us an aerial view of some of these natural sites of Greater Toronto, including Webster Falls on the western end of Lake Ontario and Scarborough Bluffs just east of the center city.  

The Western Canadian province of Alberta is a study in contrasts.  While the eastern part of the province is prairie country, its western part is home to the spectacular Canadian Rockies.  Top contributor and drone pilot Attilioruffophotography took his DJI Mavic Pro drone on a tour of this vast province, resulting in this breathtaking aerial video.  Traveling through Banf, Jasper, and Yolo National Parks, he shows us the spectacular beauty of Alberta from an aerial perspective.  

Top contributor Zimydakid created this amazing collage of Canada from a road trip across the great expanse of the world's second largest country by land area.  Strap yourself in for some epic bird's eye views of this amazingly diverse land.  You'll see the country's famous endless forests, some of its countless rivers and lakes, and also get a taste for its wildlife.  In terms of urban views, prepare to be amazed by the amazing aerial shots of Toronto and Montreal, Canada's two largest cities.  

The province of Ontario is home to some of Canada's largest westlands.  They cover much of the central and northern part of the province, where bogs and marshy areas abound amidst thousands of lakes and millions of acres of pristine forests.  In this drone video by Elnaz555, you'll get a bird's eye view of one of Ontario's cranberry bogs, which put wetlands areas to agricultural use.  It's near the town of Muskoka Lakes, an area of Ontario's "cottage country" located a two hour drive north of Toronto.  

Quebec is the most distinctive of Canada's provinces, having maintained its strong French heritage in a country which is otherwise much more tied to its roots as a group of British colonies.  In this video, contributor and drone pilot Matthew Chirico gives us an aerial tour of this eastern Canadian province in the winter.  Using his DJI Mavic Pro drone, he provides stunning winter  aerial views of Montreal, Quebec's largest city, and the provincial capital Quebec City, which lies some ways down the St. Lawrence River.    

Contributor Omar Uldin used a DJI Mavic Pro 2 to capture the astounding beauty of Canada's Rocky Mountains.  The range, part of the greater North American Rockies system, runs across portions of the provinces of British Columbia and Alberta.  The mountains are home to some of the country's most beautiful natural scenery, and large portions of it are part of Canada's national parks.  The video, which features some magnificent timelapses, was a Drone Video of the Week nominee in July, 2019. 

Western Canada's Alberta province, which attracts significant interest from summer travelers, is a magical place in the winter for the properly clothed and sheltered.  As the mercury drops and chinook winds bring in polar air masses, the landscape, covered by the Canadian Rockies, turns to a land of frozen forests and mountain lakes.   In this video, top AirVuz contributor and droe pilot Fujibara Films does a phenomenal job of capturing this ice-cold wonderland from an aerial perpective.  

Contributor and drone pilot Elnaz555 is known for her epic drone videos of Ontario, from which she hails.  To make this video though she headed west, to the Canadian Rockies of Alberta.  She captured some amazing aerial footage of these impressive peaks around Banff and Jasper National Parks, home of some of the most beautiful Alpine scenery in North America.  To comply with laws, the drone footage was captured from within Canmore, outside of the park boundaries.  

Contributor Likehalliday created this video with rare drone footage of Canada's Prince Edward Island.  The province, part of the Maritime provinces along with New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, is Canada's smallest in terms of land area and smallest of the southern tier provinces in terms of population as well.  The island is situated east of New Brunswick, north of Nova Scotia, and due south of Anticosti Island, which lies near the mouth of the St. Lawrence River.  

At the easternmost end of Canada is its Newfoundland province.  The province is comprised of two areas: the island of Newfoundland and the Labrador region of the Canadian mainland to its west.  Gtingle used a drone to create this aerial video shot in the winter of 2017, when ice freeze caused great disruption to the province's critical fishing industry.  The province and its relationship with the sea were memorably covered by E. Annie Proulx's 1992 Pulitzer Prize winning novel, The Shipping News.

Saskatchewan is one of Canada's prairie provinces, situated between Alberta (to the west) and Manitoba (to its east).  The landscape of Saskatchewan is similar to that of the USA state of North Dakota, which lies immediately to its south.  EpicJib, one of the top drone pilots in the province, created this epic demo reel showing both the breadth of their work as well as the beauty of this province which extends from the USA border to the Northern Territories and is the only Canadian province with no natural borders.  

Nunavut is the newest Canadian province, having been carved out of the Northwest Territories in 1999.  It is a vast Arctic land, lightly occupied and bearing greater resemblance to Greenland or Antarctica than it does to other Canadian provinces.  Award winning aerial videographer Florian Ledeaux shot this stunning video of a polar bear walking across the icebergs floating in the Arctic Sea.  The video powerfully illustrates the fragility of the world's eco-system to continued global warmimg trends.  

Nova Scotia is the largest of Canada's Maritime provinces, which lie in the eastern end of the country.  Brintonphoto used his DJI Phantom 3 drone and a ground camera to create this spectacular tour of the province, whose name derives from "New Scotland".  The reel includes footage from all seasons and provides spectacular aerial views of the coastline, the leaves in Fall season, and the skyline of the provincial capital Halifax. 

The Yukon is the northwesternmost of Canada's 13 provinces, and one of the three so-called Federal Territories which run across the northern tier of the country (the others being Northwest Territories and Nunavut).  It has a very long western border with the USA state of Alaska, and its northern border is on the Arctic Ocean.  Contributor Bbloss was working on filming a TV show in the area, and used a DJI Mavic Pro drone to create this brief but fascinating look at this remote corner of the country.

British Columbia is Canada's westernmost province, and is home to some of its most impressive natural scenery.  Using a Matrice 600 drone with a DJI Zenmuse X5 camera, top contributor Aerial Eye Visuals takes us on a tour of BC.  Shot over multiple seasons, the video provides bird's eye views of some of the most spectacular waterfalls, lakes, forests, endless hiking treks, and coastal scenes to be found anywhere anywhere in North America or indeed the world.   

Manitoba is the easternmost of the three so-called prairie provinces in Central Canada, sitting to the east of Alberta (which is partially prairie and partially mountainous) and Saskatchewan.  Contributor and pilot Tomtom used a DJI Phantom 4 Professional drone to capture the essence of summer in the Canadian heartland.  The video includes aerial footage of the following locations: St. Adolphe and St. Agathe,  over-water footage from Otter Falls, Eleanor Lake, and the Winnipeg River, and much more.

Caffespresso used a DJI Mavic 2 drone to create this spectacular aerial video of Quebec city, the last major city of the Great Lakes system before it drains into the North Atlantic.  Quebec city is situated near the mouth of the St. Lawrence River, which extends from Lake Ontario, past Montreal, and thence to Quebec city, the provincial capital.  The video contains epic footage of Quebec's Old City, one the oldest fortress-city in the United States or Canada with some preserved structures.  

The village of St. Martins is 45 minutes east of Saint John, the capital city of the Canadian province of New Brunswick.   The village sits on the Bay of Fundy, a body of water which opens into the Atlantic Ocean.  Contributor Peter Block used a DJI Phantom 4 Pro drone, supplemented with ground camera footage, to create this beautiful aerial view of the cliffs of West Quaco, which is part of St. Martins.  Enjoy this beautiful spot in the heart of Canada's Maritime Provinces!

Check out this fantastic dronelapse of the great Canadian city of Montréal, compliments of RomeR.  The video was shot from the perspective of the St. Lawrence River, facing west.  In the foreground you'll see the Grande roue de Montréal ferris wheel which opened in 2017 to commemorate the city's 375th anniversary.  The ferris wheel lies in the city's Old Port, the historic core of the largest French-speaking city after Paris; further west, you'll see the modern downtown, and beyond that the peak of Mt. Royal.    

Check out some of the highlights of eastern Canada in the amazing aerial collage by brand-new contributor DJIFLY.  The video features footage from the following locations: the city of Trois-Rivière in Quebec, about midway between Montréal and Quebec City on the St. Lawrence River; the great city of Montréal, Canada's second city; Percé, a small town near the end of the Gaspé Peninsula on the Gulf of St. Lawrence; Toronto, Canada's largest city, on Lake Ontario; and Ottawa, the national capital, also in Ontario.  

The title says it all.  Top drone pilot and aerial videographer David Etienne Durivage (profile name "Dizifilms") created this spectacular aerial video of a cargo carrying ship operating in the Canadian Arctic.  The video shows the containership plowing through the thick ice of the foreboding Arctic Ocean, and the bird's eye perspective of this scene is incredible.  A ship like this is capable of breaking through modest ice coverings; much thicker ice would require a dedicated icebreaker to clear a path.  

Top contributor Majestic, winner of one of the first Drone Video of the Week awards, is the master of drone timelapse photography - particularly with major cities around the world.  In this video, you'll get a marvelous dronelapse view of Toronto, Canada.  Shot at night, the video brilliantly brings to life this city on Lake Ontario, the center of a metropolis of over 7 million.  Watch it for the amazing perspective of one of the most impressive skylines amongst the North American cities.  

Canada's St. Lawerence River is the country's most important waterway.  It provides the connection between the Great Lakes and the Atlantic Ocean, and is also an immense source of hydroelectricity for Canada and the United States.  Only 500 km (just over 300 mi.) long, the St. Lawrence is North America's largest river by discharge volume, and it created the Gulf of St. Lawrence, the largest river estuary in the world.  Contributor Dizfilms created this epic aerial tour of this mighty seaway.   

The Canadian province of Quebec covers an enormous land area - about 1.35 million square km or around 527k square mi., roughly twice the size of France.  Much of the province is forested, and in the more temperate latitudes the trees are decidious.  In the Fall, these areas become a sea of colors, presenting some of the world's most beautiful Autumn landscapes.  In this drone video by Omar Uddin, you'll get a sense of the spectacular beauty of the hills of rural Quebec near the peak of the Fall color season.   

Top contributor Videosophy traveled from his native Hawaii to Canada to create this truly epic aerial tour of the country's western landscapes.  Shot mostly over British Columbia, the video will take you over some of the greenest forests and river valleys on earth.  With brilliant bird's eye views of this great North American wilderness treasure, you will appreciate why Western Canada is considered one of the world's greatest venues for hikers, campers, and fishermen.  

Contributor and pilot Brintonphoto created this stunning drone video of the Highlands area of Cape Breton Island in Canada's Nova Scotia province.  The Highlands are located in the northeastern part of the island, which is the easternmost part of the Maritime provinces.  The video was shot near the peak of the Fall season, and the colors are simply stunning.  The Highlands are considered to be an extension of the Appalachian mountain chain which runs down a portion of eastern Canada and the USA.

Check out this awesome aerial video of Québec City, compliments of Qfsaviation and his DJI Mavic 2 Pro drone.  The province's capital city is set on the banks of the mighty St. Lawrence River.  At the 1:00 mark in the video you'll get an epic bird's eye view of  Château Frontenac, the city's most visible landmark.  Completed in 1893, the hotel was built by the Canadian Pacific Railway, it's one of the country's grand railway hotels.  The hotel was a filming location for Season 5 of the TV show the Bachelor.  

The Magdalene Islands (La Îles de la Madeleine) in Quebec is one of Canada's least known natural treasures.  It's a group of islands located in the middle of the massive Gulf of St. Lawrence, where the St. Lawrence River empties into the Atlantic Ocean.  Magdalene's location in the middle of busy shipping lanes and the notorious winter weather of the region have led to hundreds of shipwrecks. In this video, contributor and pilot Utcinema created this stunning drone video of these remote islands.   

The Canadian province of Quebec has a land area of over 1.3 million square km (about 525k square mi.), making it over 2x the size of the USA's state of Texas and over 3x the size of California.  Most of this enormous territory is far from the province's urban centers, and features some of the most spectacular natural scenery in North America.  AirVuz contributor and drone pilot Macheco went on a 2.4k km (around 1.5k mi.) road trip around the rural areas of this gigantic province, and created this stunning drone video along the way.  

Prepare to be blown away by this sunrise aerial view of Vancouver, Canada, compliments of AirVuz contributor and pilot bunlee.  The largest city in the western province of British Columbia, Vancouver is the center of Canada's third-largest metropolitan area after Toronto and Montreal.  Frequently ranked amongst the world's half-dozen most desirable places to live, it's the most densely populated city in North America.  The video features footage of the city's downtown, the Burrard Inlet, the Fraser River, and more.

In this episode of Drone Dish, host Tyler Mason travels to New York for the city's 2017 Drone Film Festival and chats with David Durivage (AirVuz profile: dizifilms). David is from Montreal, Quebec and discusses his short film "DIZI" which was selected in this year's NYC Drone Film Fest.  Also, hear how David was able to get his Inspire drone up close and personal with some Tigers at a Canadian zoo!  His videos are features throughout the AirVuz Quebec regional collection as well its "Best of Canada" collection.

In a temperate climate like Ontario, Canada, the transition from winter to spring is as profound as that from summer to fall.  The transition can occur quite quickly, depending on weather conditions.  In this amazing video, contributor elnaz555 filmed the Ontario landscape over a three week period and used timelapse editing to put together this remarkable aerial perspective of Canada's largest province turning from winter to spring.  The aerial footage in the video was captured with a DJI Phantom 4 drone. 

Banff National Park is one of the natural treasures of Canada.  The oldest national park in the country, it covers over 6.6k square km (around 2.6k square mi.) of the Canadian Rockies west of Calgary in the province of Alberta.  The park is home to spectacular natural sites like Lake Louise, as well as some of the most famous lodges and hotels in Canada.  Banff receives an incredible three million visitors per year.  You can check out Banff from a bird's eye perspective in this drone video by jdginnovative.  

The hundreds of rivers and streams of Canada's British Columbia province serve to drain much of the entire Canadian Rockies system, which covers parts of BC as well as a good portion of the neighboring province of Alberta.  Along the way, these water flows make for some epic waterfalls, as you'll see in this beautiful drone video by contributor and pilot bryanEASTMEDIA.  Watch it to get bird's eye views of a number of these falls, including Brandywine, Moul, Shannon, Sarahat, and Helmcken Falls.

Talk about an epic road trip!  Top AirVuz contributor 14toothfilms brings us this fantastic drone video recorded on a trip across Canada and parts of the USA.  The first featured area is Nova Scotia, the easternmost of the Maritime provinces, whose northern coastline lies along the Gulf of St. Lawrence.  Then it's on to the vastness of northern Ontario, followed by the mountains of Alberta, the West Coast province of British Columbia, and some shots from the USA state of Wyoming.  .