Reimbursing a sperm or ova (egg) donor or a surrogate for expenditures related to donation or surrogacy

In Canada, it is illegal to purchase sperm or eggs from a donor (or person acting on behalf of a donor) or pay a female person to be a surrogate. However, donors and surrogates may be reimbursed for out-of-pocket expenditures incurred because of their donation or surrogacy that are provided for in the regulations.

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Title (French) Remboursement d’un donneur de spermatozoïdes ou d’une donneuse d’ovules ou d’une mère porteuse pour des dépenses associées au don ou à la grossesse de substitution
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Open Canada Date Published 2020-06-09 00:00:00
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Open Canada Subject ["health_and_safety"]
Open Canada Keywords {"fr": ["Donneur", "mère porteuse", "sperme ou ovule (ovule)", "don et maternité de substitution", "remboursement", "dépenses liées à l'adoption ou à la maternité de substitution", "procréation assistée"], "en": ["Donor", "surrogate", "sperm or ova (egg)", "donation or surrogacy", "reimbursing", "expenditure related to donation or surrogacy", "assisted human reproduction"]}
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