No, in British Columbia, you cannot own property at 18. You have to be 19 (a legal adult) to own property.
Yes, in Ontario, you can.
The Age of Majority in Canada is the age at which a person is considered by law to be an adult.
The Age of Majority in Canada is determined by each Province and Territory.
For examples, in Alberta and Ontario, the age is 18; in Northwest Territories and British Columbia, it is 19.
Yes, in Ontario, you can.
The Age of Majority in Canada is the age at which a person is considered by law to be an adult.
The Age of Majority in Canada is determined by each Province and Territory.
For examples, in Alberta and Ontario, the age is 18; in Northwest Territories and British Columbia, it is 19.
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