A member asked:

Are there any provinces in canada that have a legal age requirement to buy condoms?

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Don't think so: The lower end of the "age of consent" in Canada: a person aged 12 or 13 can consent to sexual activity with someone less than 2 years older. Condoms are not part of the law. The general age of consent is 16, so at 16 a person should have no problem getting condoms. Free condoms may be available at community health clinics and teen clinics. Of course, teen sex is purely optional (not required).

Answered 4/27/2020

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