Alberta has restricted puberty blockers and hormones for minors. Schools face limits on lessons or social transition.
Part of Canada
Alberta
2024–2026
MedicalRestrictedSchoolsSchools restriction
Provinces and territories
Provinces and territories with a listed medical or school rule. Click a card for sources.
Trans Care BC’s official pathway offers puberty blockers to youth.
Part of Canada
British Columbia
2016–2026
MedicalAffirming
Official sources
No official pediatric medical policy listed.
Part of Canada
Manitoba
2005–2026
MedicalAffirming
Official sources
No official pediatric medical policy listed. School rules on preferred first names were tightened, then walked back.
Part of Canada
New Brunswick
2023–2025
MedicalAffirmingSchoolsSchools mixed
Official sources
No official pediatric medical policy listed.
Part of Canada
Newfoundland and Labrador
2023–2026
MedicalAffirming
Official sources
No official pediatric medical policy listed.
Part of Canada
Nova Scotia
2021–2026
MedicalAffirming
Official sources
No official pediatric medical policy listed.
Part of Canada
Ontario
2019
MedicalAffirming
Official sources
No official pediatric medical policy listed.
Part of Canada
Prince Edward Island
2023–2026
MedicalAffirming
Official sources
No official pediatric medical policy listed.
Part of Canada
Quebec
2018–2026
MedicalAffirming
Official sources
No official pediatric medical policy listed. Schools need parental consent before staff use a new gender-related name or identity for a pupil under 16.
Part of Canada
Saskatchewan
2023
MedicalAffirmingSchoolsSchools restriction
Official sources
No official pediatric medical policy listed.
Part of Canada
Yukon
2021–2026
MedicalAffirming