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Aerial Pesticide Application
Spray planes operate under Transport Canada legislation. Overview of rules and legislation and who is responsible for what.
How to protect home and farm from spray planes?
Problems Pesticides Manitoba Overspraying people and properties not wanting to be sprayed should not be legal and should be considered misuse. However, it often fall through the cracks between Transport Canada, the provincial aerial sprayers associations, the PMRA and provincial pesticide agencies. This group IS NO LONGER ACTIVE. This link still gives general and Manitoba-specific information and help on how to register complaints and concerns when oversprayed by agricultural pesticides.