With Canada’s new drone laws coming up in June 2019, there is a “Safe Drone” list they are compiling of certain drones that qualify for advanced operations. When will DJI enter their drones to that list?
https://www.tc.gc.ca/en/services/aviation/drone-safety/choosing-right-drone.html

Hi, thanks for the inquiry. As of the time being, we haven't received feedback about this concern. However, this would be forwarded to our team for them to be notified. Thank you for continued support.

DJI Tony Posted at 2-13 10:29
Hi, thanks for the inquiry. As of the time being, we haven't received feedback about this concern. However, this would be forwarded to our team for them to be notified. Thank you for continued support.

Finally, dji submitted their list of safe drones to the Canadian government.  
Thanks.

Andrew EF Posted at 3-14 07:14
Finally, dji submitted their list of safe drones to the Canadian government.  
Thanks.

You're most welcome. Please let us know if you need our assistance. Thank you for continued support.

I contacted Transport Canada about this and they did confirm DJI submitted drones for the list! I made a video about it here:

ANOTHER UPDATE AND REALLY GOOD NEWS!!!!

9 drones from DJI are approved for advanced operations including the mid range drones like the Mavic 2, Mavic Pro and Spark! Read more about it here:

https://www.dji.com/ca/newsroom/news/dji-drones-comply-with-new-transport-canada-requirements-for-advanced-operations

in Brasil there is almost no forbidden flying zone, no  fiscalization and nobody bother you. And here there is no crazy guys trying to explode airplanes, invading airports and putting people in risk. But at least in Rio de Janeiro you can have your drone get stolen.