Canada’s women’s national team soccer coach, Kenneth Heffernan, has been dismissed amid allegations that he used a drone to spy on an opponent during a match. The incident occurred in 2019 and was investigated by Canadian Soccer Association (CSA) officials. According to reports, Heffernan used the drone to capture footage of opposing team’s strategy and tactics during a game. The CSA launched an investigation into the allegations after a complaint was filed by an anonymous source. The CSA found evidence that supported the allegations and subsequently dismissed Heffernan from his position as coach. Heffernan has denied any wrongdoing, stating that he only used the drone to capture footage of the game for coaching purposes. However, the CSA determined that Heffernan’s actions were a breach of fair play and professionalism. The incident has sparked controversy in the Canadian soccer community, with some calling for stronger measures to be taken against Heffernan. The CSA has stated that they take allegations of this nature seriously and will continue to investigate any further incidents.