In Canada, the ownership and use of sex dolls are generally legal, provided they do not violate specific regulations concerning content and representation. Laws primarily focus on preventing the possession of dolls that depict minors or are designed to resemble minors, which are prohibited under laws against child exploitation. Owners are free to purchase, own, and use adult sex dolls within the boundaries of respecting legal and ethical standards.
There are no explicit restrictions on the number of dolls an individual can own, nor are there regulations governing their use in private settings. However, users must ensure that their activities comply with general laws related to consent, harassment, and decency. Discretion is advised, as public display or improper use could lead to legal issues, especially if it causes public disturbance.
Manufacturers and sellers are responsible for ensuring their products meet safety and regulatory standards. Overall, responsible ownership and use of sex dolls in Canada are supported by existing laws, with ongoing discussions about ethical considerations and potential regulations to address emerging concerns.