Definition: The age of majority in Canada is the age at which a person is considered by law to be an adult. A person younger than the age of majority is considered a "minor child."
The age of majority in Canada is determined by each province and territory in Canada.
The age of majority in the individual provinces and territories of Canada is
- Alberta - 18
- British Columbia - 19
- Manitoba - 18
- New Brunswick - 19
- Newfoundland and Labrador - 19
- Northwest Territories - 19
- Nova Scotia - 19
- Nunavut - 19
- Ontario - 18
- Prince Edward Island - 18
- Quebec - 18
- Saksatchewan - 18
- Yukon Territory - 19
