CA · Toys Regulations SOR/2011-17
Toys: Canadian mechanical and chemical requirements
Toys manufactured, imported, advertised or sold in Canada, classified by age and foreseeable use.
Learn moreIdentify the market and product category first. Each dossier separates legal duties, referenced standards, evidence and the comparison needed for an award.
CA · Toys Regulations SOR/2011-17
Toys manufactured, imported, advertised or sold in Canada, classified by age and foreseeable use.
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Covered mouth-contact products, clothing/accessories intended for children under 14 and other specifically defined products.
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Textile-fibre consumer products and bedding; defined exclusions include tents, mattresses, children’s sleepwear and specified children’s articles.
Learn moreCA · Tents Regulations SOR/2024-217; CAN/CGSB-182.1
Products meeting the current tent definition; children’s play tents must be classified separately under the Toys Regulations.
Learn moreCA · Mattresses Regulations SOR/2016-183
Defined resilient-material mattresses; exclusions now expressly include crib/cradle/bassinet mattresses and one-of-a-kind prescription mattresses.
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Specified composite panels, laminated products and finished goods containing them, including furniture and flooring.
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Radio equipment under the applicable RSS; Wi-Fi/Bluetooth and other covered bands require technology-specific classification.
Learn moreCA · SOR/2016-311, sections 586–589
Defined direct/indirect-operation, single/multiple-voltage external power supplies; specific medical, charging and lighting exclusions apply.
Learn moreCA · SOR/2016-311; CAN/CSA-C300
Defined household refrigerators and refrigerator-freezers, with capacity, defrost and refrigeration-system distinctions.
Learn moreCA · SOR/2016-311; TSD D7SB001
General service lamps meeting the amended definition; base, voltage, lumen range and exclusions are decisive.
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Covered faucets, showerheads and commercial pre-rinse spray valves; installation acceptance depends on province/territory and product.
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Electrical equipment intended for use/sale in Ontario; this provincial example must not be treated as the rule for every Canadian province.
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Materials used to package food under the specified intended application, including recycled-plastic packaging.
Learn moreCA · Glazed Ceramics and Glassware Regulations SOR/2016-175
Glazed/decorated ceramic and glassware within the food-use scope; ornamental-product exclusions require specified design and warnings.
Learn moreCA · Off-Road Small Spark-Ignition Engine Emission Regulations SOR/2003-355
Covered small spark-ignition engines used in lawn/garden, small industrial and logging equipment.
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Lithium batteries/cells shipped or imported in Canada, classified by chemistry, configuration, rating and transport mode.
Learn moreCA · Canada Occupational Health and Safety Regulations SOR/86-304
Federally regulated workplaces; provincial workplaces require their own occupational-safety legislation.
Learn moreCA · Motor Vehicle Tire Safety Regulations SOR/2013-198
Motor-vehicle tires within the regulation; tire type and vehicle application select the applicable technical standard document.
Learn moreCA · Consumer Chemicals and Containers Regulations 2001 SOR/2001-269
Consumer chemical products and relevant containers with regulated toxicity, corrosivity, flammability, quick skin-bonding or pressure hazards; exclusions apply.
Learn moreApplicability depends on the product classification, intended use, configuration and actual sales territory. Manufacturing, placing-on-the-market and testing dates, together with transition provisions, are checked as required by each applicable rule. The directory identifies sources; it does not replace assessment of the specific model. Standards are identified by reference, and their authoritative texts remain with the issuing bodies. Official source documents retain their original language.