Downtown Victoria BC | Drone Footage 

Yeah it sure is!

Thank you!

You obviously haven't been here recently. Things have changed.

@@jasondrummond9451 in what way?

@@jpallen719 Victoria has been going the way much as Vancouver is. Overun with drug addicts and zombies taking over the streets, garbage, open drug use, crime etc.

@@jpallen719government st. Is getting bad

bring a lead vest

it’s not a good place. to much crime and homeless and needles there. would not go unless you are accompanied by someone.

@@chuck2502 oh..really? Quite surprisimg to know that. Very different from the way it is shown..thanks for the comment.👍

@@asteriastarr yep i live there the watery areas are less dangerous but i live in the middle of the city where ocasionally a homeless person with scream at the top of their lungs

It is still a beautiful place to visit, don't listen to the naysayers who crave attention. Take it from a lifetime local: Victoria BC is a truly spectacular place to visit!

Hi, please email danny@skyscope.ca for licensing inquiries. Thanks for your interest!

Thank you!

Technically yes you can fly a sub 250g drone anywhere in Canada as long as you are not endangering people and aircraft. However, due to the amount of low level air traffic downtown Victoria we wouldn't recommended flying anywhere near the Victoria harbour without first contacting the local tower. Look into getting basic drone license. It is cheap and fairly easy and will help you understand how and where to fly your drone safely and legally. Best, Ryan

@@skyscopeimagery this is great info! Thanks 👍

@@skyscopeimagery thanks for saying that, because launching up here for the first time would be a horrible idea. seaplanes land from low over the city and you cant see them until theyre over you. this is an active airport

It's super difficult to immigrate to Canada, speaking from experience. I've tried two years in a row to immigrate from the U.S. to B.C. and I got denied both times. You need a certain number of what are called CRS points and that determines how likely you are to be selected. The easiest way to get into Canada is to have a job offer from a Canadian company - which is harder than it sounds since that company has to prove that 1. They tried to hire Canadians and no one was qualified for the position 2. You're the best candidate for the job After that's been proved they then have to pay a large sum of money to hire you on. So it needs to be in a "Needed Occupation" i.e. Tech, aeroscience, health, etc. Best of luck dude! I hope you get in.

@@GavinMichaels I appreciate your explanation, my friend ... God bless you. peace

@@GavinMichaels what is CRS points btw?

@@GavinMichaels sorry to say this your points are not accurate because you are giving points base on your experience, thousands of immigrants move to Canada yearly, Once you are compete of being selected you will definitely have easier access to migrate moreover Covid really slowed down a lot of things.

@@andarfantasticolee3268 I'm not sure exactly what you're saying... Yes lots of people do immigrate to Canada, around 200,000 yearly, but that doesn't indicate the difficulty of immigrating. Their immigration process is much stricter and harder to pass than most countries, and you have to have someone sponsor you. So if you don't have a family member to sponsor, a spouse, or a job opportunity, you're out of luck.

Would you please sharing some recent footage/phone of Victoria?